many's the time i ran with you down the rainy roads of our old town

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[ ENTRY THREE | FILTERED, VISIBLE TO: NONE ] I can't exactly do these entries without talking about junior prom, can I? Blaine was brave, going into prom. There was a Sadie Hawkins dance at his old school, and he'd been brave there, too, going with a guy in spite of all of the bullying that went on at that school. The fact that he went to McKinley's prom in spite of everything that had happened to him at that old school was something that I always, always admired, and I drew strength from that, honestly. I mean, a part of me was defiant from the start, and maybe dad was right. I wanted to stir the pot a little. But the only reason why I managed to pull through when the going got rough was because Blaine was there with me, and he was twice as courageous as I was, and... no one could take that away from us. [ ENTRY FOUR | FILTERED, VISIBLE TO: NONE ] Christmas 2011. Or, well, the days preceding. Somehow the glee club got tasked with recording a nice musical show for the local network. Artie directed it, and I think, even though Blaine and I had known it for some time already, that was the first time someone else acknowledged the fact that we would make perfect hosts. Sometimes I think Blaine and I were already acting like an old married couple. A fabulous old married couple. [ ENTRY FIVE | FILTERED, VISIBLE TO: NONE ] Valentine's Day, 2012. Blaine recovered in time from his surgery to come and surprise me at Sugar's party. Sugar seems to be a huge fan of Blaine in general, although I'm not sure that I'm a big fan of the way she seems to highlight his height every single time she refers to him. I think Blaine's the perfect height, honestly. Someday I'll make him truly realize that, I hope. That night was... let's just say, at the end, there was absolutely nothing left that we hadn't given to each other. (And before that, we had one rocking good time with our friends. Win-win, I'd say.)