Things are going better. Life has settled. I'm still not content re: the breakup, but I think it's going well. I'm sick a lot these days. Some chest pains. Still a little frayed and directionless, though. Need someone to help lead me in the right direction... or any direction.

Just some random thoughts. Good night.

Hi, guys. What's happenin'?

I'm feeling both better and worse, compared to yesterdays state of utter devastation. In many ways, my immediate life hasn't really changed at all, since prior to the break-up. It was a long distance relationship and, as such, there is little in the way of daily interaction. She rarely spoke to me online as well, so I can ( Read more... )

I am no longer in a romantic relationship ( Read more... )

I want to blog something. I don't really have anything to blog, though. I hate insomnia ( Read more... )

When I eventually reach the otherworldly realm of Heaven, I shall find the nearest all-knowing deity, presumably God, and ask him about the validity of leaves. Namely, why can't all trees be evergreens? Or why can't leaves, once they die and fall to the ground, simply fade into nothingness, like so many fallen video game villains in so many generic ( Read more... )

How does one solve a problem which he isn't even certain exists? And even if one could be certain that it does exist, he would still not know what the problem was. I suppose there are ridiculously simple solutions to such queries, but are the simple solutions the safest? Or are the complex, convoluted solutions the only maneuverable paths ( Read more... )

So, I met a girl. I liked her a lot. She liked me too. So we're dating, now.

It's pretty sweet, if not a little geographically inconvenient. But you gotta do what you gotta do, Holmes.

She let me borrow her copy of Watchmen, by the way. That's right... eat it.

I moved in August. I live in Millville now.

I can't be bothered to blog, so I'm trying to at least manage a few-sentence post here and there. You'll take it and like it.

That is all.

I think one of the greatest tragedies of this day and age, is how many Christians support the Republican party as though it were God's chosen party. Can I tell you something, brothers and sisters? It isn't. And it's one of the most awful, tragic things to happen to the church in America.

Did you watch the Republican National Convenvtion on TV this ( Read more... )

I want to live inside their music. And Linnell's hair, it beguiles me.