13 May 2009
The Spotlight is On
There are times when I wish I could do more than the typical, break its spell and become someone. I wish that my life was more than following a laid-out course, interspersed with waiting for something to happen. I should be making these things happen. I want to become part of an epic, strive for greatness. But what can I do?
Labels:
Home,
Mute Math,
Road Trips,
The Typical,
Uncertainty
19 March 2009
The different stars tonight
Will somehow fade the same
And all the tears we cry
Tell us we're made the same
And when we fall aside
Let's hope we fall in place
We built our different lives
But they all break the same
And only tears know how
To remind us we all break the same
-Paul Meany
Will somehow fade the same
And all the tears we cry
Tell us we're made the same
And when we fall aside
Let's hope we fall in place
We built our different lives
But they all break the same
And only tears know how
To remind us we all break the same
-Paul Meany
06 February 2009
What I've Done
The most aggravating part of making any decision is not weighing each and every alternative and outcome, but waiting for the ramifications come to fruition, followed by the subconscious uncertainty over the validity and correctness of the choice. Sometimes I wish I could see the future.
Labels:
Bowling,
Crew,
English Breakfast Tea,
John Parkison,
Prayer
08 January 2009
I Sound My Babaric Yawp
Why must we be such a civilized race? Why do we have to practice such restraint when emotion tells us to render everything in sight asunder? Why do we feel we must cover up the extremes of expression? Is it for the benefit of the people around us, like they never have felt the same things that tear at our insides? Is it for the creation of an image, a facade of levelheadedness? Why can't we just vent it once in a while without the depreciation of our reputation?
Society, do us a favor and accept the sporadic fumings of frustrated individuals; let us sound off our terrible and heartfelt exclamations, maybe even find it acceptable for us to break something once in a while.
Society, do us a favor and accept the sporadic fumings of frustrated individuals; let us sound off our terrible and heartfelt exclamations, maybe even find it acceptable for us to break something once in a while.
Labels:
Amon Amarth,
Anger,
Angst,
Avenged Sevenfold,
Death Metal,
Frustration
11 December 2008
Something is Takings Its Course
The end of the chapter, the page slowly turning has met its partner of the past. What has the time to say for itself? Will it recount the hours spent increasing in knowledge, or increasing in relationships? Or will the reflection focus towards the future partner in the tome, waiting to provide its commentary until the ramifications are fully realized? We shall see, we shall see.
The course shall become clear.
The course shall become clear.
Labels:
Avenged Sevenfold,
Classes,
Dave Maust,
Final Exams,
Joseph Paquette,
Michael Kates,
MSU
21 November 2008
Concerning the Events of 21 November, 2008.
What better ways are there to share your life with new friends than scavenger hunts, breaking into theaters, visiting old venues of procrastination, swapping tales, and eating copious amounts of pizza? Indeed, the pedantic life of university is not complete without a night of diversions such as these.
Labels:
Campus Crusade,
Nick Combes,
SBEmail,
University
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