soo last post i swear
i had to answer a discussion question for class today,,,well yesterday but ya know, and as i am going on and on here is what i end up with at the end...
"It is hard to say what I have recently purchased because I have been so broke. I did do a little bit of grocery shopping and bought something I did not necessarily need-2 bottles of wine. One was red and one was white. The red was a cabournet sauvignon and the white was a chenin blanc from winery in Temecula called Maurice Carrie. The red was from Napa Valley. I compared it to another, deciding which one to buy. The other red said it was 80% Napa and 20% Sonoma, two different wineries and blends. I was more enticed by the red I chose because it was 100% from Napa, even though the age was 2005 instead of 2004 like the other. The bottle also looked more sophisticated. When it comes to choosing a wine for myself, sophistication is taste. The price was $2 more for the wine I chose, but still a bargain at $14. There was a little card on the side of the wine that said it was voted one of the top tasters as well. All three of these things, price, packaging, and outside perspective lead me to purchase the wine.
I felt like after the past painfully rough three weeks I could enjoy a glass of a full bodied but inexpensive wine. I had that want for a nice moment to myself to relax for ten minutes with a nice glass of wine and think about the past and the good memories I had the opportunity to create. I felt that it would sort of ground me from this roller coaster I have not been enjoying lately and bring me back to a fresh and solid start. I just wanted one thing to be stable in my life and bring back a better time so I could have the motivation to keep going. I know it's almost pathetic but that is not how I intended this post to be."
sickening...everything leads back to someone that i am trying to burry alive...and hide from myself so i won't let that part of my emotional self show
"It is hard to say what I have recently purchased because I have been so broke. I did do a little bit of grocery shopping and bought something I did not necessarily need-2 bottles of wine. One was red and one was white. The red was a cabournet sauvignon and the white was a chenin blanc from winery in Temecula called Maurice Carrie. The red was from Napa Valley. I compared it to another, deciding which one to buy. The other red said it was 80% Napa and 20% Sonoma, two different wineries and blends. I was more enticed by the red I chose because it was 100% from Napa, even though the age was 2005 instead of 2004 like the other. The bottle also looked more sophisticated. When it comes to choosing a wine for myself, sophistication is taste. The price was $2 more for the wine I chose, but still a bargain at $14. There was a little card on the side of the wine that said it was voted one of the top tasters as well. All three of these things, price, packaging, and outside perspective lead me to purchase the wine.
I felt like after the past painfully rough three weeks I could enjoy a glass of a full bodied but inexpensive wine. I had that want for a nice moment to myself to relax for ten minutes with a nice glass of wine and think about the past and the good memories I had the opportunity to create. I felt that it would sort of ground me from this roller coaster I have not been enjoying lately and bring me back to a fresh and solid start. I just wanted one thing to be stable in my life and bring back a better time so I could have the motivation to keep going. I know it's almost pathetic but that is not how I intended this post to be."
sickening...everything leads back to someone that i am trying to burry alive...and hide from myself so i won't let that part of my emotional self show