Trevor Dow?!?!?

[zen_monk]

Ok, when I first came into the class room, I ask this guy, Ari, to sign my pseudo-yearbook which is a red journal from Borders, the one I did for my end-of-school week several months ago in June. And before he started to write in it, he was flipping through it, reading my friends signatures and whatnots. He just to pick the one that Trevor Dow wrote in and say, "Now why does that name sound familiar?"

Well I don't know Ari, considering you've been to Laguna instead of DP for high school. But I just thought that it's the kind of name that people can say "now that sounds familiar."

I told him that Trevor's a theatre student, so maybe you've been to some plays that starred him in it.

Well, it wasn't until a few moments later after he wrote my journal when he blurted out, "Wait. Is Trevor taller than me?"

"Maybe, but in case you didn't notice, everyone's taller than me. You included, so I wouldn't know."

"But does he have blond hair?"

"Yeah!" I cried. And he started listing other facial features which I said yes to, when he up and cried, "I know him! I've been to camp with him before I started City college! Oh my God! How random is it that we both know Trevor Dow!"

And then out of the blue, he brandishes his cell phone and cried, "I'm gonna call his cell!"

"No!" I cried, though I didn't have a reason why he shouldn't. It's great that friends can write their phone numbers in another's pseudo-yearbook, but really. You don't just call random people!

So he starts dialing and he waits for a while. It's a long while until he gets his message box. And he starts saying, "Hey Trevor, how you doin'?" You don't just say that when you can barely remember a guy! "Hey, I just happen to have your cell phone number from Fallon's journal-"

"Pseudo-yearbook!" I cried into his cell.

"-pseudo-yearbook and there's your name in it! Look, here's Fallon."

My God, Ari. I'm sure Trevor's gonna be pretty confused when he checks his messages and hears fighting and laughing over the phone. I laughed so much, I couldn't even say my words clearly in the phone.