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So I have noticed a trend. Whenever I post in here it's usually about something absolutely ridiculous I have come across in my reading or my female situation. Speaking of which, let me write about both of those, haha.
So the girl, I saw her for the last time until maybe mid-February. I'm going to Plattsburgh for one last evening to see this band Barefoot Truth, that I booked for the campus. I feel responsible for the whole operation since I though of the band for the campus, went and saw them, talked to them about playing a show, and then went through three different agents in trying to draft up a contract. I feel as though I should check it out also because I love the band to death. Well that will be the last time I see her before I leave for Australia (I listerally leave the next day out of NYC). Her name is Alison by the way, I don't think I've divulged any of that information. Anyways, we had a nice evening together before I left for home though. She stayed over and then we hung out till 11 the next day. It sucked, it definitely did. I know I'll see her again, I'm just happy we left with positive thoughts about each other unlike some of the other women I have been with. Its just hard meeting someone at that point in time. Vopey and I discussed last evening how we don't really like a lot of the people at our school. So leaving behind her, Ceilidh, Jeremy, Bridget, Noura, my entire R.A. staff, Dotson, Sabattis, and a few select others is difficult. I know things will be different when I come back, because I will be a different person and I know everyone else will be to. If I don't recognize it then I will be in denial. Ceilidh is saying how he won't know what to do with himself because both his girlfriend(Noura) and his best friend (myself) are leaving him. I think he'll do fine since he's such a personable human being, but I hate it when someone says something like that to me.
Moving on to something I read about. People being buried with their cell phones and blackberries. Really? I mean I understand people being buried with their prized posessions, but I would figure like your mothers pearl necklace she was given on her anniversary or your dog that you took to the taxidermist after you put it to sleep would go first before the iPhone.
Here is the explanation why:
Some do it for the same reason people have always tucked mementos into a casket (or tomb, as in the case of King Tut). People want to surround themselves (or their loved ones) with the things they hold dear, whether that’s their cell phone and headset or some family photos, a fishing rod, a piece of treasured jewelry.
I mean yeah, family photos, cell phone with the head set still in my ear and my jaw propped open as if i am having a conversation, and treasure jewlery would be what would go with me.
I tried to think of something really clever to be buried with to put in this space right here. To be honest, I don't think anything would be surprising unless I said Nazi plates or something absurd.
Honestly, anyone who reads this out there, what would you want to be buried with? I'm curious.
Cheers.
So the girl, I saw her for the last time until maybe mid-February. I'm going to Plattsburgh for one last evening to see this band Barefoot Truth, that I booked for the campus. I feel responsible for the whole operation since I though of the band for the campus, went and saw them, talked to them about playing a show, and then went through three different agents in trying to draft up a contract. I feel as though I should check it out also because I love the band to death. Well that will be the last time I see her before I leave for Australia (I listerally leave the next day out of NYC). Her name is Alison by the way, I don't think I've divulged any of that information. Anyways, we had a nice evening together before I left for home though. She stayed over and then we hung out till 11 the next day. It sucked, it definitely did. I know I'll see her again, I'm just happy we left with positive thoughts about each other unlike some of the other women I have been with. Its just hard meeting someone at that point in time. Vopey and I discussed last evening how we don't really like a lot of the people at our school. So leaving behind her, Ceilidh, Jeremy, Bridget, Noura, my entire R.A. staff, Dotson, Sabattis, and a few select others is difficult. I know things will be different when I come back, because I will be a different person and I know everyone else will be to. If I don't recognize it then I will be in denial. Ceilidh is saying how he won't know what to do with himself because both his girlfriend(Noura) and his best friend (myself) are leaving him. I think he'll do fine since he's such a personable human being, but I hate it when someone says something like that to me.
Moving on to something I read about. People being buried with their cell phones and blackberries. Really? I mean I understand people being buried with their prized posessions, but I would figure like your mothers pearl necklace she was given on her anniversary or your dog that you took to the taxidermist after you put it to sleep would go first before the iPhone.
Here is the explanation why:
Some do it for the same reason people have always tucked mementos into a casket (or tomb, as in the case of King Tut). People want to surround themselves (or their loved ones) with the things they hold dear, whether that’s their cell phone and headset or some family photos, a fishing rod, a piece of treasured jewelry.
I mean yeah, family photos, cell phone with the head set still in my ear and my jaw propped open as if i am having a conversation, and treasure jewlery would be what would go with me.
I tried to think of something really clever to be buried with to put in this space right here. To be honest, I don't think anything would be surprising unless I said Nazi plates or something absurd.
Honestly, anyone who reads this out there, what would you want to be buried with? I'm curious.
Cheers.