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Saturday, 07 November 2009

  • Day Eighty: Heir to the Fortune of War

    Hair: Retarded.
    Beard: Amazing.
    Weight: Stable 220
    Exercise: All the calories I burn when I eat lots and lots of food.


    So things are looking up, but that doesn't mean I'm not lonely. The good news is that I'm going home in five days or so to see my friends, family, and the love of my life.

    The news is pretty good when it comes to Paige, too, but I'm not really at liberty to discuss it. I think that's pretty cool, the fact that I can't discuss it.

    I've been incredibly lazy lately. I'm pretty annoyingly boring. I don't know why, but motivation is down and lazing is up.

    I've really been into AC for Answer the last week or so. It helps that Dylan and I figured out how to play multiplayer, too, because now we're playing it pretty regularly. Can I ever emphasize how much I love the internet?

    I've been hanging out at Chris's house the last couple nights, but surprisingly not with Chris. He's been off doing his own thing, I've been hanging out with Aaron or Lonnie or, sometimes, Wes. It's been alright.

    Cedar City is amazing during autumn. The sky is clear, the leaves are all shades or red and orange... everything is just beautiful. Walking around the streets is ideal. I love not having to drive.

    Nothing else, though. Nothing else much. Just waiting to go home. More updates when I think of important things to say.

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

  • Day Sixty-Nine: Bill and Ted Would Be Proud

    Hair: Floppy, now, but I think it looks good.
    Beard: Glorious, but I keep playing with it and it's getting a little annoying.
    Weight: 216.something.
    Exercise: Went to the gym yesterday and worked out pretty moderately.



    So I've been on that emotional swing some more. The good news is that I seem like I'm on an upswing.

    Things have been going alright, even though I haven't seen some of the people I used to see every day. I've made up for it by seeing other people who I don't normally hang out with. It's been pretty good. Plus having Xbox Live back again makes it possible for me to talk to my friends in California, which is pretty great too.

    I've been watching a lot of television. Well, kind of. I've been watching the television a lot, I guess I should say. Firefly, Californication, House, Dexter, Psych, Always Sunny, The Office, Venture Brothers... I've got a plethora of shows to watch, but nobody to watch them with, really.

    Oh, I saw Paranormal Activity with my friend Lonnie. It was pretty terrifying. It would have been better to see with Paige, of course, because then she'd be forced to cuddle with me all the time because of how scared she would be. Don't worry, babe, I'll have you watch it sometime. Lonnie, on the other hand, was drunk and loud and quite a bit annoying. I couldn't help thinking that it was a bad call to bring a total drunkard to the movies, but he's still a cool guy normally, so I'll let this one slide.

    I've kind of been on a movie kick since I got Netflix back. I'm glad. It's making my life better.

    I've been feeling the need to start writing again. Like I've got some kind of pent-up flock waiting to burst out and onto paper. I've been meaning to indulge myself, but haven't yet. Maybe I will tonight.

    College is, of course, quite unique at the moment. I'm enjoying the full benefit of the college experience with very little of the work. I heard something like: "For every hour of work a student spends in class, they spend an average of two hours working on things for that class." Does that seem realistic to you? I haven't ever spent that much time on a single class, that I can think of. I'm somewhat concerned that my work ethic toward college is really weak. But I guess I've still got a 3.5ish GPA, so maybe I don't need to worry about it so much. I just don't want to screw this up.

    I feel like I need to be more honest to the people I meet. It's not like I'm a liar or going out of my way to deceive people, but I feel like sometimes I hold back information sometimes, or maybe don't even act myself. I feel like a sham, in some aspects. I'm not sure how I'd go about remedying it.

    I'm still stressing about not having employment. Brian Head is taking applications, so I'm going to go down there tomorrow and give them my best shot. I hope they hire me for weekends or something, because I could really use the money.

    I woke up at five o'clock this morning with a weird rushing sensation to my head. I tried to go back to sleep, but couldn't. I sat up for five minutes and it kind of dulled, or I just got tired again, and I don't remember much after that. It was a bizarre experience, but I'm kind of worried about what it might have been. When I woke up, my arm was completely numb, so that might have contributed, but I'm still unsure.

    It's been snowing like crazy all day. I love it and hate it at the same time, mostly because walking with the snow blowing into your face gets pretty cold. It's beautiful outside, though. Hopefully the sidewalks won't be icy for my trek to school tomorrow morning.

    I think I'm becoming a wine snob. I'm not getting drunk off the stuff, but I really like the taste. Hopefully I can refine my palate and start going to tastings.

    I don't really have any other awesome news. I think that's why I've been spacing out my updates so much. It gives me things to talk about after a few days of experiences.

    Holy crap! Charlie Brown just came on TV. I've gotta watch it. It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. Sweet. This really makes the season come to life.

Wednesday, 21 October 2009

  • Day Sixty-Three: James Bond Shoots Midgets

    Hair: Shaggy, but not really long yet.
    Beard: Glorious.
    Weight: 218.1
    Exercise: Walking. I'm going to hit the gym later.



    Just finished season two of Dexter. I love that show. It's way intense. I'm going to buy the DVDs soon enough. Season three is out and I want to see it.

    I also spent the weekend and some of yesterday watching something like twenty episodes of The Office. I love that show. Somehow it always finds a way to make me laugh, make me uncomfortable, and pull at my heartstrings.

    So I'm basically updating because Paige asked me to. I wasn't entirely sure that people read this, but who needs people when you have person, right? Good. I'm glad. Besides, the stuff I write about is too mundane to be very entertaining anyway.

    I'm way behind on my capstone paper. I'm feeling overwhelmed by it, even though I haven't really put any work into it and I have more than enough time to do so. I don't know. My lack of trying has really put me in a funk to start this assignment.

    It rained all yesterday. It was pretty nice, though cold. The weather has been so nice lately (rain included).

    My spirits have been really low. Probably for a few reasons. I've had some low self-esteem lately. I don't know why entirely, and I'm trying to search my soul for that answer, but I can't come up with one yet. I've also been feeling kind of left out.

    Chris, who I usually spend my weekends with, went up to Park City on Friday and didn't come back until yesterday. Then, when he came back, all the people that I usually see around and sometimes hang out with start hoarding around him like they missed him. Instead of even saying hello to me. I don't know. Maybe I'm lumped in with that crowd a little bit, too. Maybe I need to liberate myself.

    I didn't do a damn thing this weekend. I pretty much sat at home the entire time. There was a time on Friday where I drank a little with Aaron at his apartment and played video games with his roommates. Then there was Monday when Aaron and Lonnie came over to watch the Chargers game (and consequently annoyed me while I was putting a lot of hope into my team). But that was all the social interaction I had this weekend. And it was sad.

    Which is why I ended up watching so much of The Office. It cheered me up for a short period of time. And then I realized how crappy my life is and went back to being sad.

    I don't know. I feel like I'm in some kind of downhill battle with myself. And it's only strengthening itself as I go. I've just been getting more temperamental and eventually I'm going to break.

    I fear that I've already broken on a smaller level. I'm not sure why, but lately I've been far too worried. Sometimes someone will cough and I'll be afraid that I'm going to get sick. It's irrational, I tell myself, but I can't help it. If I start developing all sorts of phobias (which I already have), please just put me out of my misery. Or drive me out to Palm Springs and leave me there until I either die of hyperventilation or get better.

    I'm so cut off from the world. Maybe that's the reason. I used to be able to feel like I was at home, thanks to the being able to utilize Xbox Live, but since I've come out here, I haven't had any way to communicate with some of my closest friends through one medium we all shared. I just feel a little out in the cold on their lives because I only share the occasional text-message conversation with Dylan anymore.

    I've continued to apply for jobs. No calls back. I'm feel like both a social and financial failure. I have no money and I have no way of making money. I'm pretty much lost on every step of the ladder.

    I've been listening to a lot of jazz and big-band lately. Jazz has a way of mimicking my emotions through the sudden changes of pace and improvisation, whereas big-band can put on the facade of happiness, even while singing about sad things.

    Take Dean Martin's "Wham! Bam! Thank You Ma'am" for example. He's singing a song about his heart being broken, but it's still upbeat. It has no positive message, other than to say that he won't be making that mistake ever again. Oh, and not trusting people. Why can't we have music like this anymore?

    Speaking of trusting people (ahem, you know you are) I really feel bad that my emotions get this way. I don't know how to say that I know I'm in the wrong, mostly because when I'm feeling that way it seems perfectly logical to me. I realize I have a double standard. I'm trying really hard to give it up. It's just one of those things I'm still trying to work through. I'll get over it, but I have no time frame on how long that will take. I'm sorry about that.

    And that's all I have for today. I'm going to go to the gym later to improve myself. I'm going to put some perseverance into getting better in all facets of my being. Oh, and I'm going to call HughesNet and try to fix my Xbox connection. Hopefully they can help.

    See ya.

Thursday, 15 October 2009

  • Day Fifty-Seven: The Dreams, They Come

    Hair: Growing too slowly
    Beard: I cleaned it up around my neck. It looks beardier than ever.
    Weight: 217.4
    Exercise: Walking for somewhere near an hour a day for the last couple days. Sometimes bike rides.



    I had an intense dream before I woke up this morning. I think it is setting the mood for my day, but I'm also not entirely sure what it means. It's kind of terrifying and depressing and great, all at the same time. Oh well.

    Ooh, another awkward moment when I made some eye contact. Strange. Probably not good.

    Today isn't going too terribly. Actually, not terribly at all. Other than the fact that I feel really weird at the moment. Like I'm either sick, going to be, or possibly dying in the next 10 minutes or so. I'll keep you updated on that.

    Elvis says don't step on his blue suede shoes.

    I had a MorningStar Garden Burger just now. It was delicious.

    I'm going to the SUU volleyball game tonight with Chris, Aaron, Carter, and probably others. It should be exciting.

    I've been keeping half-a-step ahead of schoolwork.

    Crap. I let the landlady's cat out of the house. I might be screwed forever.

    Uh... not much else. I don't know.

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

  • Day Fifty-Five: Bad Times

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    So I've been having some rough times lately. I'm not entirely sure the exact cause of it, but I guess I can give you some insight into my thoughts.

    I was really excited to break into the political sphere. I was calling my candidate, making plans, I even filmed the city council candidate debate, but I think I'm going to give it up. There isn't enough time to get really involved with elections around the corner on November 3rd, and I've only recently found out how little I know about politics and campaigning.

    I went to a couple parties this weekend. Probably drank more than I should. Great thing I live close enough to walk home. I just had a particularly bad time this weekend. I don't exactly know why, but I just snapped all the sudden and had to leave. It was like I couldn't take it anymore. As I was walking home, though, this dog came running at me out of nowhere. It was a mid-sized dog, and I certainly wasn't afraid (though, I'm sure I would have been more cautious if I hadn't have been drinking) and jumped up on me and started licking. So I pet it and started to like this dog.

    Anyway, she followed me home and I gave her some treats. She just stayed around me all night. I must have sat outside petting her for something like two hours, and when I got tired I brought her inside with me. I pulled out the bed in the couch and she slept next to me. She woke up around six, so I let her go outside because I knew the sun would rise and she'd be fine to run around without getting hit by cars. I still haven't seen her around since I let her go back. I think her owner found her, or perhaps she just went back home.

    I named her Angel, as in "guardian angel," because I was thinking some really depressing stuff before she came around, but then she was my company for the night. I really want to adopt her. Maybe I'll hide her at my place if she ever comes back. I need a dog like that.

    I've got way too much free time most of the time and I'm still not doing the work I probably should be. I've pretty much gone back to leaving schoolwork until the last minute.

    I still don't have a job. And I have no money. I've been really stressed about making rent. I've been applying all over the place, but no calls back. And I don't think I'll get any, either. I've been mooching off my family and I feel bad about it. Especially because my grandparents have been investing so much in me and I'm not sure I've got much to give back.

    Things certainly have been worse, and I'm probably not the one to be complaining about my situation in life, but I can't get myself fully out of this mood. I'm fine when I'm around people... well, I usually am. For at least a little while.

    I don't know. I have the overwhelming feeling to be around people, but then when I get around people I feel the need to be alone. It's sad, really.

    I need some guidance.

    ...........................

    Oh, and as an added update at 11pm: Things got worse. Yay for me.

Sunday, 04 October 2009

  • Day Forty-Six: Philosophies of the Poor and Helpless

    Hair: Meh.
    Beard: Awesome.
    Weight: Dunno.
    Exercise: Just some walking around.



    We are the sum of our experience and the house always wins.

    Indulgence is the key to life. Dogs don't have souls. Well, it's either that or plants have souls.

    Insignificant? I'm significant. Are you? Apparently not.

    I don't exist unless it's in your mind. Oh, and I'm a test.

    So the above concepts were discussed last night. It was a six hour conversation, mostly brought about by the few words: "I think it's the apocalypse." We were staring at the moon (which looked like it was moving like crazy) and just started talking.

    I've got a few things going for me right now, but none of which seem to be working quite as I expected. I might do it anyway.

    I'm going to help campaign for a guy named Brian Tavoian, who is running for Cedar City Council. I've got a pretty brilliant strategy going, but Tavoian hasn't called me back yet about it and I can't find his email so I'm kind of just doing whatever anyway.

    I saw Zombieland yesterday. It was awesome and hilarious and.. awesome. I've also been hooked on watching Dexter lately. Great show.

    I'm flat broke. Like, so broke I can't buy food. Which sucks, because I still have to make rent on the 15th. And there are no available jobs here. Or, none that like to call you back, at least.

    I've been walking around Cedar city for the last few days. It's been going pretty good, too. It something I enjoy. Especially when I listen to Chet Baker in the process.

    School is getting a little.. um, nuts? I don't know, it's like I'll have a week of NOTHING to do and then the next week I'll be overloaded with assignments. It's crazy.

    The new place I'm living is awesome. I love it. It's great.

    Well, alright. I'll go back to watching the Chargers get their butt kicked by the Steelers. Hopefully they'll do better in the second half. Go Bolts!

Tuesday, 29 September 2009

  • Day Forty-One: New Beginnings

    Hair: Beautifully slow-growing.
    Beard: Getting as long as my hair.
    Weight: 221
    Exercise: Riding my bike around town and doing a substantial amount of walking.



    So I'm finally free of my far-away house and living somewhere I can really appreciate. It's beautiful.

    My house is great. Just the distance from school is reason enough (because the bike ride to school take, oh, one minute) and the room itself is awesome. I've almost got it filled with furniture already, too. It's amazing.

    I'm going to go pick up a sleeper-loveseat in a couple hours. Everything else is already amazing. I'm so loving this place. Oh, and the studio is like, way close, too.

    Which reminds me, PSS released a new song. It's also quite phenomenal. You should check it out if you know where to (I'm not going to post the link, because I don't want my identity revealed).

    This week is a little bit hectic, but it'll get better before too long. Like, Thursday.

    Okay, I'm going to get back to homework. Things are going well.

Sunday, 20 September 2009

  • Day Thirty-Two: Soon, I'll Be Living in a Dumpster

    Hair: Annoying
    Beard: Retaining water when I get out of the shower. Grr.
    Weight: 215
    Exercise: Like I've had time for that.



    I spent some time with Korin last night. I admire her strength through this. I know she's scared, but she's still going on, and that's good. We had a long talk, and it seems like life's going to change very soon. That sucks.

    I've been really lackluster about this group project I have to present on Wednesday. We're supposed to go over it tomorrow and present to the professor on Tuesday. Symbolic Interactionism is such a tough subject to get into.

    The Chargers are playing the Ravens today. I'm going down to my grandparents to watch it. My grandparents are, in turn, going to buy me things because I'm broke. I didn't make this agreement with them, but I guess when I complain to my parents and girlfriend about how broke I am, they pass the message on.

    Obama is on the television. I still like him and what he's trying to do. I don't exactly understand why so many people turned against him so fast.

    I don't know. Things are just bad right now. I hope they'll get better. I'll try harder to get a job. I'll try harder to get healthy. I'll try harder to live a better life (thanks Wilford Brimley).

    I've still got hope, no matter how wavering it is.

Friday, 18 September 2009

  • Day Thirty: Now More Than Ever

    You know that ominous feeling? Well it's only getting worse.

    Yesterday, my sister got into a pretty hardcore car accident. She's basically okay, just a lot shaken up. And bruised. I don't know. I figure I'm next.

    I still need a job. Like, bad. I've got barely enough money to pay for another month of rent (at the place I'm moving to) and I probably won't have any money for food. At least I'll save on gas money, seeing as I'm just going to ride my bike everywhere.

    If you're reading this, and are in the Cedar City, Utah area, and know of somewhere that's hiring that won't completely fuck up my schedule, please tell me. I need the money.

    God, things are just going to get worse, aren't they?

Tuesday, 15 September 2009

  • Day Twenty-Seven: We're All Probably Going To Die Soon

    Hair: Meh. Still stubbornly standing up in places.
    Beard: Becoming glorious. I like it.
    Weight: 225.2 (It's a little skewed since I'm wearing more clothes than normal, plus I've eaten and drank a lot of coffee)
    Exercise: I need to go to the gym today. Seriously. Let's get into the habit, y'all.



    So after my brief stint in Escondido, I came back to Utah. I swear, the world is going to end.

    Swayze is dead. Of course, I'm not surprised, nor much affected, but he's adding to a long list of somewhat young people to die this year.

    My friend has some kind of problem, and she can't talk without stuttering anymore. It only happened two days ago. She's perfectly healthy, otherwise. She was just at work, blacked out, and then lost the ability to speak correctly. It sounds something like a mini-stroke or something, but it really worries me.

    It just seems like things are getting worse before they get better. Well, only in some aspects, but still.

    I've got to check out a new place today, as well as apply for a job. Things are getting tougher.

    I hope I'm up for the challenge.

Thursday, 10 September 2009

  • Day Twenty-Two: There's No More Home for Me Here

    So I'm being kicked out of my house. The reason? I didn't take the trash cans out to the street.

    That's the only bullshit reason.

    So I've got to have all my stuff out by the end of the month. Excellent, right?

    Fuck this place...


    I leave for California tomorrow, taking a bus all the way out. I'm going to get picked up by Paige, which will be nice. It will be good to be home, I think. I still haven't told my parents, so they'll be surprised that I'm there.

    And then I get to come back here, get a job and get a new place to live.

    Stressful.

Wednesday, 09 September 2009

  • There's a 50% chance you won't like me for this:

    I fucking hate conservatives.

    I'm watching Obama's speech on television, and there are already conservative republicans booing him from the right of the house. On top of that, just me showing I'm interested in the Health Care debate is bringing all sorts of "Why?" questions from my Obama-hating friends, and it's pissing me off.

    So here you go. Conservatives: I hate your beliefs. Grow up and think about what's better for the world, rather than just your stupid self and closed-minded communities.

Monday, 07 September 2009

  • Day Nineteen: Time Flies

    Hair: Starting to fall over instead of natural faux-hawk. Boo.
    Beard: Annoying against my pillow.
    Weight: 219.4
    Exercise: Over the last week... probably not much.



    I've been rapping. The album drops on October 3rd, the time of the next home football game. We are planning on busting it out at the tailgate party. So needless to say, we've been spending a lot of time in the studio, working on some new stuff. PSS doing it all the time.

    I bought Fallout 3. I can't tear myself away from it. It's terribly addicting. Thanks to Paige for helping finance the end of my life through video games.

    I think I'm becoming caffeine intolerant. Every time I drink a cup of coffee, I get a little anxious and it feels like my internal organs are failing. Of course, I only THINK it's that way, and I love coffee too much, so I'm going to keep drinking it until I pretty much can't anymore.

    I'm planning on traveling back to Escondido on Friday. The ferrets are leaving on Tuesday. Make sense? I'll explain. I'm sending the ferrets out with my grandparents, who are leaving for California on Wednesday morning (but the ferret journey starts on Tuesday night). On Friday, I'm going to get a bus out to California thanks to an conveniently timed SUU football game.

    I'm still looking for a job, currently with the assistance of my lovely girlfriend. I'll tell you if anything goes through.

    School has been pretty intense. I've got a lot to do this week, and hopefully I can do it just fine. Which reminds me, I should get on that right now.

    See you later, children.

Wednesday, 02 September 2009

  • Day Fourteen: Lost a few days there, did I?

    Hair: Stopping the fauxhawk, but now it's all standing up.
    Beard: Getting past that uncomfortable middle stage.
    Weight: 219.4
    Exercise: I got a gym membership on Monday. I went to the gym on Monday, and am planning on going again later today.



    The last few days have been interesting, I guess. The New Harmony fire is still blazing out to the west, but since yesterday it's finally calmed down a little and the air isn't so smokey.

    I finally went to the gym. I worked out too hard, I think, for my first time back, so now I'm pretty sore. I'm planning on going today (as I already said) so maybe it'll get better. Either that or I'll feel terrible for the rest of the week.

    Labor Day weekend is coming up, and I'm planning on making a trip home. I need to go back and get some stuff I left, as well as see my girlfriend (because she's my favorite) and do some stuff.

    I've been extremely tired for the last few days. I guess I slept in too much on the weekend and now have to get used to not sleeping in again at the beginning of the week. Bleh, I just feel gross.

    Wow, I just looked at my weight from the first post. It seems like I'm losing weight fast. I know I don't take my weight at the same time every day, but still, that trend looks pretty good.

    I laid down some track at the studio with Chris and Aaron on Monday. It was a little sub-standard, but I think we're getting to the point where we can take our training wheels off again. The studio will rise again!

    Since I started cooking for myself, I've figured out some awesome things to do with potatoes. I think I might do it for lunch again today. Either that or Amy's soup. Mmm.

    Alright, well it's getting to the point where I need money. Really bad. Just to be able to keep living. There really aren't any jobs out here though. Not anything part-time, that is.

    Oh, I finally got my Xbox hooked up to Live, thanks to a handy YouTube tutorial on using your laptop as a wireless adapter. Pretty cool, I must say. I've already showed another person how to do it, and he's quite pleased as well. Sweet, right?

    I'm running out of True Blood to watch. I know the season is almost over anyway, but I'm kind of addicted. There's only one episode out that I haven't seen, and I think the season is only 12 episodes long. I dunno. It's sad.

    Anyway, I'm off to get ready and whatnot. G'day, all.

Sunday, 30 August 2009

  • Day Eleven: The Winds, They Are A-Changing

    Hair:
    Beard:
    Weight:
    Exercise:



    I left 'em all blank because I don't feel like descriptions today.

    There's been a pretty large fire burning over the hill from my house. I say that like it's close, but it's really a few miles away... The thing is that ash keeps covering my car and house and gets everywhere and makes everything dirty. It's annoying, and also a constant source of at least mild anxiety, not to mention the fact that it's 90+ degrees outside and the wind is blowing in the direction of my house.

    I've begun using Yahoo! Messenger again, because it's more fun than AIM. Not that I really used AIM much lately, either, but now that I have to communicate from long distances with those I love, I'm choosing YIM. Yeah.

    I went to St. George today. It was hot, and made me feel like crap. Plus I wasn't able to upgrade to a better phone because it turns out you can't do that if you haven't payed your month's bill yet. Who knew?

    In terms of entertainment: I watched some NASCAR with my grandparents, along with the Little League World Championship, some old tennis replays, The Naked Gun 33 1/3, and various other things. I'm not big into NASCAR in any way, but it was hilarious trying to watch these guys navigate the street course in the rain, spinning out and crashing into each other. What a bunch of overpaid turds. Oh, and I did watch an episode of True Blood. It was good and I can't wait to watch the next. Man, that show gets better and better.

    Anyway, I've got to go to bed. I'll see y'all tomorrow morning.

Saturday, 29 August 2009

  • Day Ten: Finally, A Break

    Hair: Starting to do it's natural fauxhawk again.
    Beard: Getting dark.
    Weight: 222.4
    Exercise: It's early in the day. I didn't really do anything yesterday, but I swear I'll have that gym thing soon.



    I finally got to sleep in today. It feels awesome. I woke up at 9:45 and feel super refreshed.

    Today is another Chargers preseason game, and I'm going down to my grandparents house to view it.

    I got the 360 version of Gun yesterday. It's still way fun to play. I think it's one of the best games made for Xbox, even though it's about four years old. It's got short storyline, but it makes up for it with freeroaming aspects.

    I also watched a lot of True Blood last night. That show is so good right now, I don't even know what I'm talking about. I feel like a fanboy, and even though everyone is talking about this show, I can't help myself but agree. And usually I'm not the same way.

    I tried to find the office for the internet place yesterday. Couldn't do it. Infowest. I looked it up on Google Maps, but it wasn't where it said it was. I wonder if they moved or something. I've got crappy internet until that happens.

    I'm watching tennis on television right now... I can't believe how easy they make it look. Man, I'm terrible. I need to find someone to play with out here so I can get some practice in.

    Well, I guess I've got some things to do this morning before I go anywhere.

    Enjoy the day, young ones.

Thursday, 27 August 2009

  • Day Eight: A Quiet Day at Home

    Hair: " "
    Beard: That annoying length where it still stands straight and itches pretty bad.
    Weight: 224.2
    Exercise: I'm a lazy son of a bitch.



    Today was pretty laid back. I really didn't do much. I went to class, came home, and have pretty much vegged out all day. Boo. Sad, right?

    One interesting thing did happen on campus. After my TV production class (which was pretty cool, I must say), I went to the bookstore to pick some stuff up, and when I was walking out with my stuff, an alarm started going off. "This is an emergency alert. Please proceed to the nearest exit to the building." All the doors closed automatically... it was pretty cool. I still don't know what happened, but I didn't really stick around to find out.

    I've been home since then. Watching True Blood. It's getting really, really good. But that's been it. I did make some phone calls about my living arrangements, and I did play with my ferrets, but I still feel really lazy today. I'll finally do the stuff I needed to do all week tomorrow.

    So that's all today. I'll give you more interesting information if I come by it.


    (There's that substandard growing beard. I'm taking pictures every other day or so to track progress. Cool, right?)

Wednesday, 26 August 2009

  • Day Seven: The Studio Once Again

    Hair: Less greasy, but now it's falling down more.
    Beard: Quite visible.
    Weight: I don't know. I just ate dinner though, so I'm not going to check.
    Exercise: I let Chris's puppy chase me around for about 10 minutes. It was cute and exhausting. Still no gym membership.



    So the studio has started once again. I let out some sicknasty raps today, and they were quite potent and awesome. I'm somewhat excited to see where the studio takes me this year. Good places, I assume.

    School's been going good. Very good, I think. I know I'll be challenged this semester, but at least it seems like it'll be good challenge and not boring busy work.

    I still need a job. You know, that kind of important business.

    I got some new True Blood episodes today. I watched one and am currently watching the second (though it is on pause while I write... I need breaks here and there).

    The ferrets are still awesome. They're very good at avoiding me picking them up, but very cute when they get all hyper and playful. I need something that will get their attention every time. I'm still working on the "treats" incentive.

    I cooked my own lunch today. Like, made if from scratch. I like cooking. Potatoes, red bell pepper, onion, salt, pepper, and delicious. I made a little much this time, but now I know how to tone it down. It was awesome.

    Alright, that's all for now. Back to True Blood.

    Enjoy your night, my little beauties.

Tuesday, 25 August 2009

  • Day Six: School Has Begun

    Hair: Somewhat greasy, I forgot to shampoo it this morning
    Beard: Feels good to rub my face. It's growing quickly.
    Weight: I just drank like two bottles of water. If I were to weigh myself right now, it'd be a problem.
    Exercise: I decided to longboard around campus today, which is the first time I've longboarded in forever. I also took the rest of my stuff out of storage and had to lift things repeatedly.. I'll have a gym membership thing by the end of the week.



    So I've already done two days of the school year. Excellent. My classes are all pretty good, except one that I think will be way too hard and another that will be way too easy. Otherwise, it's a good schedule.
    I still need to get a job. I hear Convergy's is still hiring, and besides it being a 30 hour week, it might prove to be an awesome paycheck for me. I mean, 30 hours a week at 10 dollars an hour. That'll pay for my rent in a week and about $700 dollars in miscellaneous crap and credit card debt in a month. Not bad, right? Yeah, I think I'll apply, even though I could really use the extra time in my schedule.

    The ferrets are running around. They're super excellent. They're also super energetic.

    I let Chris borrow all my furniture. He needed it and I needed to get it out of storage before my time expired. It was a win-win situation. Now his room is awesome.

    I can't think of anything else. I'm sure there's more, but that's about it for me. Until next time, faithful readers.

Sunday, 23 August 2009

  • Day Four: Life in Utah

    Hair: About the same as yesterday

    Beard: Feels pretty good when I rub my face

    Weight: 228.0 (on my own scale, as will be from here out)

    Exercise: A lot of carrying and unpacking and carrying more and unpacking



     

    Today was good. I moved into my new place out in the boonies of Cedar City. I live about 10 minutes from the college. My grandparents drove up some stuff for me too, and I’m pretty much as settled in as I can get at this point. I’ve even hooked up my Xbox to my television (but there still isn’t internet out here).

     

    I do get like five channels, one of which can actually be entertaining sometimes. It’s really peaceful out here, but I’m still not comfortable to go walking about the property at night.

     

    I just made myself a cup of coffee. It’s the first coffee I’ve had since I left home. It feels nice. I’ll make some more tomorrow morning before I go to school. That should help my day.

     

    I filled my house with food today, too. Nothing terrible for me, either, which is awesome. All water and veggies and good wholesome stuff. I’m excited to eat well.

     

    I let the ferrets run around for a little while. They really like the place, and have yet to get in trouble here. I’m hoping that I can soon let them out and they’ll use their litter boxes quite strictly.

     

    I can’t think of anything else to write. I do have to go to class tomorrow and I don’t know my schedule. In fact, I have no idea where I’m going to be going at all. I’ll have to figure that out.

     

    Goodnight, everyone.
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