The Big Boat

"curious to see how much i dare to share"
Only vague memories exist as I sit up in my bed and write them down. I know I am in a big city with lights surrounding me and everything I see. I am not surprised, yet amazed at the same time. I know the store is somewhere near. I just can't get any directions. I notice a familiar yet unfavourable smell coming from the ground, and noise too. My hair looks good. Someone went somewhere to get something to drink but they are long gone and I don't have time to wait. I like what they did to the square and it's beginning to look like the center of something. I was too scared to walk on the glass. I bought a scarf today, it's summer.
I am drinking pop in my kitchen back in Mississauga. I am about to go for a smoke with my cousin, and suddenly I realize I can't find my notebooks from Ms. Cosgrove's class. For some reason, she still puts into my heart the grade nine fear everyone felt when near her. All I knew is that since my sweater incident the week before, I could not afford to come to class unprepared again. I called Peter and he said he would photocopy all the semester notes, but that I would have to buy tickets to a Leaf game at the Gardens. I called my cousin and he sent me to Peter's house, where I got some batteries for the keyboard I needed to write my essay as punishment for the original sweater incident. Konrad helped me, and it was a good essay. It was read in class by the teacher herself. I was happy to have a brother that was both smart and vengeful. Somehow, even though we talked about it all the time, Peter and I never went to that game. Yet I remember the Leafs never played the same since...
Brothers