Huzzah, Senor Kire is still alive?
I forgot this thing even existed?!?
Christmas is over, of which I am glad. I survived another year of retail hell and with the worsed possible staffing imaginable. Luckily, my co-workers and I are like one big, happy, dysfunctional family. On the other hand, I'm thinking of leaving Target....It'll be 3 years I've been there in May and I think it may be time to pursue something different. Change is good right?
Amy (girlfriend) and I are doing awesome. She's an intern at a church over in Tampa and our relationship continues to allow us to grow closer. It helps that she's Christian and shares my beliefs in a loving Father and Lord, without all the legalism brought down upon by religion.
I splurged a few months ago and bought an XBox 360. I'm currently playing Bioschock at the moment and loving every minute of it. Its like Ayn Rand philosophy meets Jules Verne meets dystopian fiction, in first person shooter format. So I let the inner nerd out in that regard, while at the same time playing Super Mario Galaxy =)
I'm really broadening my scope of reading material from short stories in "The Bloody Chamber" to long graphic novel epics like "Bone". I'm really gonna start throwing myself into reading this year, and less on video games. I think I made that mistake in 2007. I need to strike a balance.
Seeing as I did next to no writing this past year, I'm committing myself to writing a book. I have plenty of ideas and I'm just gonna run with one until its nice and long and then edit it a bit. Creative Writing class should help push me too.
School starts today (seeing as its 12 in the morning now) and I look forward to that. Other than that, I have nothing to report as of late.
Also, I'm going back to church starting this Sunday. Its been several months now and I fear all my buddies at metro may think that Kire's bit the big one spiritually. But I'm doing quite fine and just need to jump back on the band-wagon with fellowship and stop being such a hermit.
And is it a little weird that a lot of people I know seem to be getting married? I feel so old.
I'll be 21 in 5 months now. Time to break out the Absinthe!
If anyone reads this (doubtful), know that I still check periodically and you're all in my prayers (in one form or another). Perhaps I'll talk to some of you later....Perhaps not.
Hasta La Bye Bye!
~Kire~
Christmas is over, of which I am glad. I survived another year of retail hell and with the worsed possible staffing imaginable. Luckily, my co-workers and I are like one big, happy, dysfunctional family. On the other hand, I'm thinking of leaving Target....It'll be 3 years I've been there in May and I think it may be time to pursue something different. Change is good right?
Amy (girlfriend) and I are doing awesome. She's an intern at a church over in Tampa and our relationship continues to allow us to grow closer. It helps that she's Christian and shares my beliefs in a loving Father and Lord, without all the legalism brought down upon by religion.
I splurged a few months ago and bought an XBox 360. I'm currently playing Bioschock at the moment and loving every minute of it. Its like Ayn Rand philosophy meets Jules Verne meets dystopian fiction, in first person shooter format. So I let the inner nerd out in that regard, while at the same time playing Super Mario Galaxy =)
I'm really broadening my scope of reading material from short stories in "The Bloody Chamber" to long graphic novel epics like "Bone". I'm really gonna start throwing myself into reading this year, and less on video games. I think I made that mistake in 2007. I need to strike a balance.
Seeing as I did next to no writing this past year, I'm committing myself to writing a book. I have plenty of ideas and I'm just gonna run with one until its nice and long and then edit it a bit. Creative Writing class should help push me too.
School starts today (seeing as its 12 in the morning now) and I look forward to that. Other than that, I have nothing to report as of late.
Also, I'm going back to church starting this Sunday. Its been several months now and I fear all my buddies at metro may think that Kire's bit the big one spiritually. But I'm doing quite fine and just need to jump back on the band-wagon with fellowship and stop being such a hermit.
And is it a little weird that a lot of people I know seem to be getting married? I feel so old.
I'll be 21 in 5 months now. Time to break out the Absinthe!
If anyone reads this (doubtful), know that I still check periodically and you're all in my prayers (in one form or another). Perhaps I'll talk to some of you later....Perhaps not.
Hasta La Bye Bye!
~Kire~