I'm not done with the book but I feel like I should write something about it. I felt depressed and thankful in this book. It values life. Like it's saying to me that I should do something you want to do because life is only one. We shouldn't waste that. Sam, the main character, is not the main character you've expected. She has a group of friends that aren't the ones you prefer to. One thing about Sam that I love is that the old her is not gone. It's still there.

And the fact that she knows that her "life" will be a never ending loop of February 12, she has many things to do and answers to find. I'm getting attached to the book and I hope the ending satisfies me.

Wow he's not the Migz that I knew. He's different once you get to know him. He said "i love you" to me and he never proves it. What. the. hell. He used to say sweet things to me but now, nothing. Not a single message. Oh wait am I over reacting? Lol. He's not anything to me and I'm not anything to him. We're just friends. I hate that I'm supposed to talk to him first. Like he's forced to talk to me because he flirted with me wtf. Well now we don't talk to much. I'm not wasting my time on someone who doesn't give an effort for our goddamn "relationship".

So I met this guy on twitter. He apparently said hi to me in the middle of an amnesia momentum. Well that's okay. He's a mutual friend. He's nice, sweet, funny and all that good stuff. I'm looking forward to meet him but I think when he sees me, it's not gonna be the hug-me-because-now-we-are-together scene, it's gonna be more like i-need-to-hug-you-because-i-told-you-so scene. Well I hope not. He's a nice guy. I should stop praying to God that the every guy I have a crush on is my soulmate. Life's sometimes unfair. It's just teaching us the right things through the wrong way.