Butterfly, You've Landed On My Mind.
A lot of things have been running through mind as of recently. For starters, what would life be like if there was no caller id? It would make life a hell of a lot more interesting if you ask me. Just think about it. Every time we see our phone ring, we always check to see who’s calling. And if it’s someone we don’t want to talk to, then we simply just ignore the call and let it ring. I personally think life would be that much more amusing if caller id wasn’t there. I would pick up the phone not knowing who it is, and deal with whoever is calling. Think of it as an everyday surprise for you. How awesome would that be.
Another thing that’s been on my mind is the concept of being on a “date”. What constitutes a date? Do you have to buy roses and chocolates when you first meet them? Is it just simply hanging out with someone and playing on the swings? I’ve asked many of my friends about it, and they all have their own personal little conviction about what it takes to be a date. I’ve always just wondered about it. I've seen countless movies and television shows where the guy explains how a date usually consists of a dinner and movie. But does that hold validity in the "real world?" Have I been on a real date yet? I have no idea. When I think about it, I really wouldn't have any inkling if I have or haven't. But yes, if you have any answers for me, please do tell because I’m interested in seeing what you guys think.
Some times I wonder when drama is going to rear its ugly head and bestow all of its negativity upon me. I recently had a chat with a few of my friends discussing about all the drama that’s been happening to them. When it came time for me to say my stuff, I pretty much had nothing to really say. I’m quite happy with how everything is going on in my life. I have good friends, good people, and good food. I hope to keep this up because living a “drama-free” lifestyle so far aside from the troubles of parents is quite lovely if I do say so myself. Drama, if you’re reading this, please stay away. Please.
I keep hearing about my friends talking about their boy/girl problems. It’s a bittersweet feeling really. I mean yeah, it’d be nice to have someone to talk on the phone with, have someone to care about, have someone to go out of your way for, have someone to fight about meaningless stuff about to then tell your friends about how dumb he/she is for doing that, but I don’t really need that right now. I’m just as happy living out my days without any real attachment. As awesome as it would be to find a girl who could make me giggle in ways only my mother could, I think for now I’m content with just staying solo and letting things pan out until then. As for now, I'll stick to my pick up lines and flirtatious ways.
This was a pointless entry but it’s all good in the hood. Another random thought about what I’ve been up to: I’m still planning on trying out for a major dance company. It’s still a personal goal of mine that I hope to achieve. Some times I think I’m not cut out for that kind of stuff. I get too intimidated and what not. But then Stephon Marbury is always there to remind me, “If you believe it, you could achieve it.”
Thanks Stephon.
Another thing that’s been on my mind is the concept of being on a “date”. What constitutes a date? Do you have to buy roses and chocolates when you first meet them? Is it just simply hanging out with someone and playing on the swings? I’ve asked many of my friends about it, and they all have their own personal little conviction about what it takes to be a date. I’ve always just wondered about it. I've seen countless movies and television shows where the guy explains how a date usually consists of a dinner and movie. But does that hold validity in the "real world?" Have I been on a real date yet? I have no idea. When I think about it, I really wouldn't have any inkling if I have or haven't. But yes, if you have any answers for me, please do tell because I’m interested in seeing what you guys think.
Some times I wonder when drama is going to rear its ugly head and bestow all of its negativity upon me. I recently had a chat with a few of my friends discussing about all the drama that’s been happening to them. When it came time for me to say my stuff, I pretty much had nothing to really say. I’m quite happy with how everything is going on in my life. I have good friends, good people, and good food. I hope to keep this up because living a “drama-free” lifestyle so far aside from the troubles of parents is quite lovely if I do say so myself. Drama, if you’re reading this, please stay away. Please.
I keep hearing about my friends talking about their boy/girl problems. It’s a bittersweet feeling really. I mean yeah, it’d be nice to have someone to talk on the phone with, have someone to care about, have someone to go out of your way for, have someone to fight about meaningless stuff about to then tell your friends about how dumb he/she is for doing that, but I don’t really need that right now. I’m just as happy living out my days without any real attachment. As awesome as it would be to find a girl who could make me giggle in ways only my mother could, I think for now I’m content with just staying solo and letting things pan out until then. As for now, I'll stick to my pick up lines and flirtatious ways.
This was a pointless entry but it’s all good in the hood. Another random thought about what I’ve been up to: I’m still planning on trying out for a major dance company. It’s still a personal goal of mine that I hope to achieve. Some times I think I’m not cut out for that kind of stuff. I get too intimidated and what not. But then Stephon Marbury is always there to remind me, “If you believe it, you could achieve it.”
Thanks Stephon.