To: Matthew Scott Gabbert ( Read more... )

Earlier today I took my one and only final. I await the results and as long as I passed it (which is actually harder than it sounds) I will officially be a college graduate. I have no new insight into this prospect as I have discussed with others or typed up on the journal all the thoughts that have entered my mind about this situation. Now we just ( Read more... )

The evening breeze has the uncanny ability to stir up the endless gamut of introspection and self-awareness. As I type this, the wind quietly and blows through my windows, and the temperature is a mild 75 degrees; like so many summer nights that came before, and have yet to come. One can't help but feel a sense of calm and center while the wind ( Read more... )

Anni and I went to Ben Folds last night at the Wharton Center on campus. It was a rather enjoyable occasion. But it had the largest number of hecklers that I've ever seen. Ben Folds seemed to handle it well, but by the middle of the show, you could tell he was becoming irritated with it. Sorry dude, MSU is a bunch of jackasses ( Read more... )

A couple things, since it's been awhile ( Read more... )

Here's something ( Read more... )

While I filled my coffee travel mug with water at the Little Caesar's in the Union today I couldn't help but overhear, something that I found to be oddly intriguing. A man, who I'm assuming was some sort of manager/supervisor of the Union walked up to the Little Ceasar's employees ( Read more... )

Covering my bedroom floor are countless papers. Some are about possible graduate schools. Some are old rough drafts of other stories. Some are books for classes. Some are letters from my employer. Some are letters from my school. There are even some greetings cards from friends and family ( Read more... )

Wow, I've been updating a lot. Too bad I have nothing to say ( Read more... )

...And suddenly, without any real warning, we realize the magnitude of a life without meaning ( Read more... )