I've always associated change with loss. Which is dissapointing because change is always a positive idea for me. And loss is hard for me to deal with. I hate the idea of drifting away from friends. and right now I'm changing. It might be becasue of separation from charter. and knowing I'm giving up a massive part of my life. But I'm changing ( Read more... )

There is something to be said of the feeling of lonliness. It's similar to being incomplete. It's also completely cliche that we can feel lonley in a large crowd- but it happens. Some people consider lonliness as a disease, some think it's not a big deal. People don't really know how to properly handle it or what to think if it. I don't think it's ( Read more... )

I don't know whatI want to be when I grow up. I don't enjoy people who have a pre-planned life. Like that plastic surgeon on "Dr. 90210." People are so afraid of failure. Like they're automaticallyt going to belose everything and become homeless. People can be so incredably materialistic. How can anyone need so much STUFF. I guess it's just human ( Read more... )

Everyone's trust is constantly called into question ( Read more... )

I am so slow right now. My eyes are heavy and burned ( Read more... )

I hate poop. Really. If I could be anything, I would not want to be a stinky little poo.

Yo Yo Yo! All you sucka MCs ain't got nothin' on me! From my grades, to my lines you can't touch Kevin G! I'm a mathlete, so nerd is inferred, but forget what you heard I'm like James Bond the third, sh-sh-sh-shaken not stirred - I'm Kevin Gnapoor! The G's silent when I sneak through your door. And make love to your woman on the bathroom floor. I ( Read more... )

Ten things that make me happy ( Read more... )

I needed to update like BAD LY. Hokay, so. I got my ear all yummy now. It's REAL cute. picture later. and it's AMAZING ( Read more... )

In the old days, it was not called the Holiday Season; the Christians called it 'Christmas' and went to church; the Jews called it 'Hanukkah' and went to synagogue; the atheists went to parties and drank. People passing each other on the street would say 'Merry Christmas!' or 'Happy Hanukkah!' or (to the atheists) 'Look out for the wall!'