make cupcakes. its the only way to go.
so im doing one of those 2007 endcaps. i wasnt going to do one but i was at work this morning and i thought of a nice post to write. of course that was at 7 a m. so lets see how this works out:
2007 was a challenging year for yours truely. i was and im still dealing with my mother issues. but i have talked everyones ear off on that subject already. 2007 was a pretty good year i'd say. i got to party a lot which was amazing :) i got to meet new people and sort of re-kindle past relationships with friends:) i successfully became part of the twenty somethings. that was a nerve wracking experience for me. i did not want to turn twenty. (i am now realizing that my sentences suck major ass. please forgive me. i havent taken an english class in almost 3 years) 2007 was a year of firsts for me: i went to big bear for the first time where i went snowboarding for the first time as well. i played lazer tag for the first time. it was my first complete year living on my own. (okay, so i rent a room from a woman. it still counts. im out of my parents house and i pay my own bills, blah blah blah.... im on my own.) there are more but c'mon, who can remember all 365 days? i survived yet another halloween at the p.c. eventhough i told myself and others that i would quit that shithole months before. thats something i need to work on for sure. but hey i got a raise the other day. thats nice. just in time for the minimum wage increase! plus i went back to school. yay for me. yay for education! i might have a direction to go in.... i've actually been thinking about thinking about make sociology my major. its just so interesting......
okay. overall, 2007 was a pretty good year. im not dead, pregnant, dying, in debt, or extremely ill. im a survivor.
which brings me to the second half of this post which is already way too long. (jeez, how many times am i going to type the word 'which'. DAMN! i did again!)
new years resolutions!
i dont believe in them. i have never been a goal oriented person and having a new years resolution is just plain stupid. (someone at work was shocked when i told them this) resolutions are superficial and unattianable (god my spelling sucks balls) goals for girls to lose weight and guys to get laid. who has ever made a new years resolution and actually saw it through? no one i can think of. also, who makes realistic resolutions? no one i know. sure, there are lots of things i would like to do, or obtain. but i would never make them resolutions.
i'd love to lose 20 pounds. i need to get my drivers license and a car. i need a better job that offers benefits so i can have health insurance. i'd love to have a healthy relationship with my mother. going to school is important as well. not getting knocked up would be good. no need for babies. these are all examples of things i would like to happen. NON of which (there it is again!) are resolutions. see, i believe people mistake things like losing weight and not swearing as important resolutions that mean something. THEY DONT MEAN SHIT FOLKS! if you are going to have a new years resolution, please, please make it something meaningful. think carefully about it. and of the possible consequences that come with not following through. *here is where i should tell people to recycle and go green and do their part to help the environment* but i resolve to not be an asshole this year......
2007 was a challenging year for yours truely. i was and im still dealing with my mother issues. but i have talked everyones ear off on that subject already. 2007 was a pretty good year i'd say. i got to party a lot which was amazing :) i got to meet new people and sort of re-kindle past relationships with friends:) i successfully became part of the twenty somethings. that was a nerve wracking experience for me. i did not want to turn twenty. (i am now realizing that my sentences suck major ass. please forgive me. i havent taken an english class in almost 3 years) 2007 was a year of firsts for me: i went to big bear for the first time where i went snowboarding for the first time as well. i played lazer tag for the first time. it was my first complete year living on my own. (okay, so i rent a room from a woman. it still counts. im out of my parents house and i pay my own bills, blah blah blah.... im on my own.) there are more but c'mon, who can remember all 365 days? i survived yet another halloween at the p.c. eventhough i told myself and others that i would quit that shithole months before. thats something i need to work on for sure. but hey i got a raise the other day. thats nice. just in time for the minimum wage increase! plus i went back to school. yay for me. yay for education! i might have a direction to go in.... i've actually been thinking about thinking about make sociology my major. its just so interesting......
okay. overall, 2007 was a pretty good year. im not dead, pregnant, dying, in debt, or extremely ill. im a survivor.
which brings me to the second half of this post which is already way too long. (jeez, how many times am i going to type the word 'which'. DAMN! i did again!)
new years resolutions!
i dont believe in them. i have never been a goal oriented person and having a new years resolution is just plain stupid. (someone at work was shocked when i told them this) resolutions are superficial and unattianable (god my spelling sucks balls) goals for girls to lose weight and guys to get laid. who has ever made a new years resolution and actually saw it through? no one i can think of. also, who makes realistic resolutions? no one i know. sure, there are lots of things i would like to do, or obtain. but i would never make them resolutions.
i'd love to lose 20 pounds. i need to get my drivers license and a car. i need a better job that offers benefits so i can have health insurance. i'd love to have a healthy relationship with my mother. going to school is important as well. not getting knocked up would be good. no need for babies. these are all examples of things i would like to happen. NON of which (there it is again!) are resolutions. see, i believe people mistake things like losing weight and not swearing as important resolutions that mean something. THEY DONT MEAN SHIT FOLKS! if you are going to have a new years resolution, please, please make it something meaningful. think carefully about it. and of the possible consequences that come with not following through. *here is where i should tell people to recycle and go green and do their part to help the environment* but i resolve to not be an asshole this year......