The random things that run through my head have merged with the convenience of the internet. May god help us all...

• 29Nov 08

  If I had a GF

  ((This is just the sugarrush talking)).

   

  If I had a girlfriend:

   

  I'd tell he I loved her every day

  I'd text her 50 times a day

   I'd actually go to the gym

  I'd listen to journey's greatests hits with her

  I'd play video games with her

  I'd give up my video games for her

  I'd climb mountains and block rivers

  I might leave my house for more than just work

  we could travel the country together

  we could travel the world together

   We could make a band on guitar hero

  I'd pwn her on crysis, but then she'd probably pwn me back

   we'd celebrate the good times, and weather the bad ones together

  I'd be a man (for once).

  • Posted Nov 29, 2008 4:47 pm PT
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• 16Jun 08

  A little encouragement

  Think life is hard? Do you ever wonder why you got the short end of the stick? Do you ever wish life had a restrt/rewind button?

  I'll admit that life is never easy. My brother's in jail, one of my oldest friends is in the hospital and one of my uncles is in the final stages of MS, but that is life. It is difficult to handle on good days, and the most unpredicatablething ever on bad ones. So I feel after several sob blogs, I should post one of encouragement.

  Life is hard, but I've seen someone who's noteworth of a standing applause. On my way out into the world, my family generall takes the same route every day to the commercial side of town. In both rain and sun, we pass by this one woman in paticular. She looks to be about late 50s, early 60s, and I see her walking to the us stop everyday.

  Now what makes this person so special, so encouraging? I'm not sure exactly what she has, mostlikely a stroke, but she has to walk very stifly, very slowly on the same route everyday. Everyday sheputs on the same thick coat, goes outside, and what would be to us miles, she walks blocks.

  I've seen the hard side oflife, but when I witness this woman, this woman who has beaten the odds, this woman who fights where most people inour day and age would have given up, I feel ashamed. How dare I consider my life bad? how dare I even think for a second that my short time on this world isn't something to be grateful for? She struggles to the bustop everyday, no help, not strength, nothing but determination, and here I fear the future.

  folks, take a lesson from her. I haven't met her, but my dad has taken to calling her betty. she's an inspiration, more so than any crappy pg movie about a suck hockey team, or any sob story I've heard to date. Take a lesson from her, and don't give up the fight. Be grateful in all the things you have, both good and bad, for you will even miss the bad when it's gone.

  • Posted Jun 16, 2008 9:26 pm PT
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• 12Jun 08

  I graduated!

  After a year of living hell from impossible teachers and complete ludicrous, I have graduated High school and am on my way to college. Another chapter in the book of my life hs been sealed with celebration and mourning for the loss of old friends. The feeling hasn't stuck yet, but I'm done with it.

  • Posted Jun 12, 2008 3:24 pm PT
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