Not much to say. I'm really feeling more like a different person everyday. And while some of my friends wish I wouldn't feel like I should change myself so much, I feel like I need this. It's a new era.
My party is next week, live at Lir (which is where I am tonight ha ha). Everyone is excited, including myself. And why the crap not? Being around my closest friends in a place I love. It's a win win.
Other news:
I'll be at tomb mostly all week this week.
A rearrangement of my room is in order.
Dutch Wife. Nuff said.
Don't pick a fight with me this week. You'll lose.
Got a new blog. I'll link to it on the side of this one.
I might write more later, but probably not.
Peace.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
2 Drink Minimum Musings
At Lir. Detoxing from a massive work week that will continue for the next five days.
Jeremy's party was fun. Did some bowling and did well the second game. Met some of his friends, of which one I was interested in talking go more. We'll see what happens.
The transformation is going pretty well. I'm slowly feeling like a new person. Which is exactly what I want. Just a few more days.
Computer games have been keeping me happy the past few weeks, specifically YDKJ. They make trivia fun and humorous.
The current number here at Lir is about 300, which is pretty good. I hope my party will be fun. I want it to be somethingthat I won't soon forget. And apparently the staff is getting excited as well.
Have you ever watched the hustle and activity at a bar? It's pretty interesting. You should try it sometime.
I have Easter dinner with my family tomorrow. I have not seen them in a little while. I guess it takes Jesus to bring us together.
I miss you every day. If you don't know who his applies to, that's ok. I do.
Time to finish this beer and get ready to go home.
Peace.
Jeremy's party was fun. Did some bowling and did well the second game. Met some of his friends, of which one I was interested in talking go more. We'll see what happens.
The transformation is going pretty well. I'm slowly feeling like a new person. Which is exactly what I want. Just a few more days.
Computer games have been keeping me happy the past few weeks, specifically YDKJ. They make trivia fun and humorous.
The current number here at Lir is about 300, which is pretty good. I hope my party will be fun. I want it to be somethingthat I won't soon forget. And apparently the staff is getting excited as well.
Have you ever watched the hustle and activity at a bar? It's pretty interesting. You should try it sometime.
I have Easter dinner with my family tomorrow. I have not seen them in a little while. I guess it takes Jesus to bring us together.
I miss you every day. If you don't know who his applies to, that's ok. I do.
Time to finish this beer and get ready to go home.
Peace.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Outside The Lines
My birthday is slowly approaching, and I'm having mixed emotions. I'm excited for my party, but I'm a little dissapointed in my transformation process. I'm trying to make a full change and it's going a little slower than I want it to. But I cannot focus on the ills; got to focus on the thrills.
Work is very exhausting as I have been working nearly everyday. This is not meant to be a complaint per se; there are people who currently don't have a job. We've just been having a rash of some not-so-great groups come in lately. Here's hoping for change.
Ever get the feeling that you are being tested sometimes?
Recently, I've rediscovered my intense love for "You Don't Know Jack" which is hands down my favorite trivia game ever made. And I'm happy to find out that one of the people I met on Denver, Lydia, is a fan of it as well. It's nice to know that there are other people who share my sick humor.
Speaking of Denver. I haven't talked to Ariel in over two weeks (which she politely pointed out). If you are reading this, Ariel, I apologize. I've been swamped with a ton of stuff. But I haven't forgotten about you. We'll talk soon.
Time for work...
Work is very exhausting as I have been working nearly everyday. This is not meant to be a complaint per se; there are people who currently don't have a job. We've just been having a rash of some not-so-great groups come in lately. Here's hoping for change.
Ever get the feeling that you are being tested sometimes?
Recently, I've rediscovered my intense love for "You Don't Know Jack" which is hands down my favorite trivia game ever made. And I'm happy to find out that one of the people I met on Denver, Lydia, is a fan of it as well. It's nice to know that there are other people who share my sick humor.
Speaking of Denver. I haven't talked to Ariel in over two weeks (which she politely pointed out). If you are reading this, Ariel, I apologize. I've been swamped with a ton of stuff. But I haven't forgotten about you. We'll talk soon.
Time for work...
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