is on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine.

And he says he likes the Grateful Dead.

Sweet.

It took me a long time to realize that I can oppose my government and still love my country.

Love is never a bad thing. Ever.

Happy 4th of July.

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Breakdancing is one of the main reasons I want to get back in shape. I miss it. Seeing this video just brings back memories from Y.O.U., watching my breakdancing idols Dave and Bobby from Cinncinati and Ryan B from London. Breakdancing is the best, I wanna get back into it.

Without going out of my door
I can know all things of earth
With out looking out of my window
I could know the ways of heaven

The farther one travels
The less one knows
The less one really knows

Arrive without travelling
See all without looking
Do all without doing-"The Inner Light" by George Harrison ( Read more... )

Sometimes I get so angry. It's hard. I meet people who are so ill-informed about the world outside their bubble, and so they spew out spiteful, nasty, hate-flavored words. It's hard not to be upset at them and scream at them, letting them know just how horrible they sound ( Read more... )

Ann Arbor doesn't suck as much ass as I thought.

My brain. There's so much room and it'll never be full. And life. There's so much of that, too. It's everywhere. Beautiful. Absolutely magnificent. The wind. The sky. All the light. The hum of machinery. The laughter. The anguish. The people. And the Earth, spinning on its axis--just a dot that orbits the sun--which is itself but a ( Read more... )

I think I just went to Ram's Horn for the last time.

The orgasmic shock of being back home is now pretty much gone. It's great to be back, but I've got sooo many things to keep me busy ( Read more... )

I've come to realize that only my body left Michigan last August. My heart was always here. I had my first Spring class today at Wayne and it felt marvelous to be back in Detroit. I love that city. I love that school. Yes, there are some rotten parts of town, but Midtown is absolutely beautiful. The campus reminded me of how much I love ( Read more... )