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I don't know how to be bored constructively. Since the predominant mood of my life at this point is boredom, this presents a problem. When I'm bored, I don't read, don't write, don't draw, don't paint, don't exercise, don't work, don't go outside. Rather, I'll sit around, listen to music, play some air drums, a little air guitar. This is hardly a ( Read more... )

Here's a sonnet I wrote a little while ago. It's a work of fiction ( Read more... )

Hey Lynchburg -- read my letter to the editor in today's News & Advance. Word.

Corey Beasley lives. I'm at American University right now, using their private school $$$ to, you know, waste time on the internet. Work's been going better. Actually, that wasn't true until this week or so, really. I was hating it for a while, just the intensity and the pressure of having to work purely on commission and whatnot, but I guess you ( Read more... )

I'm leaving tomorrow. For letter-writing / care package / surprise visit purposes (all of which are encouraged):

Corey Beasley
5100 Connecticut Avenue
Apt. 305
Washington, D.C. 20008

(202)-686-3516

01. Reply with your name and I will write something I like about you ( Read more... )

I think I spend a lot of my time convincing myself of Lynchburg's flaws, in the hope of making it easier for me to leave once I have to. The truth, I think, isn't one extreme or the other -- it does make me sad to be here, with the reminders of so many (good and bad) things, but it makes me sad to leave people behind, too. I shouldn't be so quick ( Read more... )

ENGL 204 Western Literary Masterworks: A ( Read more... )

According to the Princeton Review, George Mason University is the number one most diverse campus in the nation. Suck on that, whitey ( Read more... )