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"[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/blogs/the-q/spencerjefftweedy.jpg)Spencer Tweedy\u2014the 14-year-old son of Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy\u2014has a blog. And it\u2019s funny! Example: In a Mother\u2019s Day post yesterday, he wrote: &amp;quot;Thank you for not selling me on the black market.&amp;quot;\n\nThe kid\u2019s musings can soon be seen in print: Spencer contributed a story to an upcoming \u2019zine (a \u2019zine!) on young love called First Kiss\u2014edited by author Marisa Meltzer and fashion blogger Elizabeth Spiridakis\u2014and due out on May 15th. (There\u2019s a launch event at the 92nd Street Y later this month; e-mail firstkisszine@gmail.com to buy the thing.)\n\nNo need to wait, though: GQ got a first look at Spencer Tweedy\u2019s story. And it made us laugh. Here, an excerpt from First Kiss:\n\nI go to jew camp. Every session there\u2019s a thing called \u2019Banquet\u2019 that is some sort of prom-thingy where kids take \u2019dates\u2019 and dance n\u2019 stuff. I asked a girl from my cabin\u2019s female counterpart named Becca (note: half the girls at camp are named 1. rebecca 2. sarah 3. rachel) to Banquet. It was supa fun and stuff and then after the dance my friend Gabe and I walked our dates back to their cabin. He said g\u2019bye to Rachel (his date\u2014refer to previous note) and then Becca and I were left next to the cabin. I\u2019m noooot sure but I have a feeling I might have said something right here but I can\u2019t remember. Then DA KISS. First it was non-makeout, then miniature intermission and fla-blam tongue-y-ness. I said goodnight and ran back to my cabin and en route practically jumped over Gabe. I was the only kid in either cabins that night that did anything.\n\noh and if it matters at all I\u2019m 14 right now.\n\np.s. apparently another girl who liked me was WATCHING THROUGH THE WINDOW and made a conspiracy theory against me saying I made out with Becca next to their cabin to get attention."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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