Impromptu Free Write
For my Free Write here, I am going to use 4 objects Currently in my hand: a Wendy's Bag, a Slurpee, My old Wallet, and my new wallet from the 70s (as thought inspiration only).
Ahem.
How do I ever keep living like I do? What is it that will ever keep one like me going? Sometimes the misunderstandings of people can get so hard, especially as it has always been difficult to organize my thoughts into speech. Ive been left indefensible, no, that's not it. The way that my lack of speaking ability has left me can best be described as to never having the correct words to say in many situations. Life can be hard when you are posed with questions to defend yourself but are unable due to the fact that you talk faster than you think and feel much faster than you can talk. I guess the hardest thing to be is passionate about something, but unable to share it with anyone, much less to talk about how you had gone through a terrible day.
Now for the real hamburger:
Did you know that the hamburger started simply enough from a three seat diner? If you did not, you'd have to be full of cocaine and at a loud disco in order to miss that fact. going on, though, it needs to be established that everything that exists always starts out simple. Anyone can drink a drink that is the size of a raindrop: simple; however, who can drink an ocean? A myriad of violent raindrops together established in order that they may exhibit the power of many raindrops and time; yet, to stick to context let it be known that although the paradise to a seven year old, an ocean of Pepsi would be quite scary and undrinkable in mere instants. However, simplicity is not based upon the topic of insane soda manufactured in America-Colored cans. Rather, simplicity is the main goal that is achieved in the sense of an endless daydream of our modern English speaking society, one that is truly stuck in the Lingua Franca modality of mind. But, then again, regarding the fact that we are the speakers of the current Lingua Franca, let us not march down the paths that were marched down by Aramaic and Koine Greek; I say that as long as we can keep this all simple, we can ensure our survival.
However, not all matters can stay so simple, and not all matters after becoming complicated can grow infinitely. Like a latex balloon, so are the many facets of life. Watching out for what may hurt us next, we must not overinflate, as the mere thought of overinflation can lead one to the mere nightmare of overcomplication
Comparing the lost art of Spandex Disco to the found art of the Spice Girls, it can be seen that too much domination can result in disaster. To speak of this disaster, there must be a preset limit to it. Lightly, let it be seen that in an ideal world, one's measure of sustainable power and simplicity may be measured through means of one's character, such as the sucesses and failures of James Dobson, Adolf Hitler, and Marc Summers. However, in the case of James Dobson, Adolf Hitler, and Marc Summers, such a given rule of success is not so. Dobson may have risen to power through conservative means, which may or may not be the ultimate in morality, depending on one's view; sadly, Spongebob suffered much less than James in recent times due to the outstretching of Dobson. Hitler may have risen to power, only to have his power and his syphillis become complicated and then result in his demise, but today he lives on in followers who may even be more charismatic than those of sixty years ago. Finally, there is marc Summers, host of Nickelodeon's Double Dare from 1986-1994. Unfortunately, despite his great characters as well as suits with tennis shoes (a fashion TEN POINT BONUS by today's standards), good old Marc Summers has departed from the limelight only to result in a thought-research that spouts the foul odor and rankness of a thousand dead shrimp.
To finish, let it be known that I have bought a new wallet for free at a garage sale at my school. Rather, as my old wallet has grown complicated with its many credit cards and receipts, there has been a need for a fresh start, for soemthing that is new and healthy in every way that it exits, that need fulfilled and solved by my new wallet. And wallets are a wonderful way to crash one's train of throught, so let it be known that throughout the province, everyone is singing the praises to Chris Burns' rendition of the Mickey Mouse club. WALLETS!
Ahem.
How do I ever keep living like I do? What is it that will ever keep one like me going? Sometimes the misunderstandings of people can get so hard, especially as it has always been difficult to organize my thoughts into speech. Ive been left indefensible, no, that's not it. The way that my lack of speaking ability has left me can best be described as to never having the correct words to say in many situations. Life can be hard when you are posed with questions to defend yourself but are unable due to the fact that you talk faster than you think and feel much faster than you can talk. I guess the hardest thing to be is passionate about something, but unable to share it with anyone, much less to talk about how you had gone through a terrible day.
Now for the real hamburger:
Did you know that the hamburger started simply enough from a three seat diner? If you did not, you'd have to be full of cocaine and at a loud disco in order to miss that fact. going on, though, it needs to be established that everything that exists always starts out simple. Anyone can drink a drink that is the size of a raindrop: simple; however, who can drink an ocean? A myriad of violent raindrops together established in order that they may exhibit the power of many raindrops and time; yet, to stick to context let it be known that although the paradise to a seven year old, an ocean of Pepsi would be quite scary and undrinkable in mere instants. However, simplicity is not based upon the topic of insane soda manufactured in America-Colored cans. Rather, simplicity is the main goal that is achieved in the sense of an endless daydream of our modern English speaking society, one that is truly stuck in the Lingua Franca modality of mind. But, then again, regarding the fact that we are the speakers of the current Lingua Franca, let us not march down the paths that were marched down by Aramaic and Koine Greek; I say that as long as we can keep this all simple, we can ensure our survival.
However, not all matters can stay so simple, and not all matters after becoming complicated can grow infinitely. Like a latex balloon, so are the many facets of life. Watching out for what may hurt us next, we must not overinflate, as the mere thought of overinflation can lead one to the mere nightmare of overcomplication
Comparing the lost art of Spandex Disco to the found art of the Spice Girls, it can be seen that too much domination can result in disaster. To speak of this disaster, there must be a preset limit to it. Lightly, let it be seen that in an ideal world, one's measure of sustainable power and simplicity may be measured through means of one's character, such as the sucesses and failures of James Dobson, Adolf Hitler, and Marc Summers. However, in the case of James Dobson, Adolf Hitler, and Marc Summers, such a given rule of success is not so. Dobson may have risen to power through conservative means, which may or may not be the ultimate in morality, depending on one's view; sadly, Spongebob suffered much less than James in recent times due to the outstretching of Dobson. Hitler may have risen to power, only to have his power and his syphillis become complicated and then result in his demise, but today he lives on in followers who may even be more charismatic than those of sixty years ago. Finally, there is marc Summers, host of Nickelodeon's Double Dare from 1986-1994. Unfortunately, despite his great characters as well as suits with tennis shoes (a fashion TEN POINT BONUS by today's standards), good old Marc Summers has departed from the limelight only to result in a thought-research that spouts the foul odor and rankness of a thousand dead shrimp.
To finish, let it be known that I have bought a new wallet for free at a garage sale at my school. Rather, as my old wallet has grown complicated with its many credit cards and receipts, there has been a need for a fresh start, for soemthing that is new and healthy in every way that it exits, that need fulfilled and solved by my new wallet. And wallets are a wonderful way to crash one's train of throught, so let it be known that throughout the province, everyone is singing the praises to Chris Burns' rendition of the Mickey Mouse club. WALLETS!