Catching up/reflections

Well it has been a while since I've blogged. A lot has happened...well not really. Finals are done with...grades should be out next week *fingers crossed* :-\ and then of course there's the terror that is a broken 360...

Plenty of people probably cannot relate (to the broken xbox), but one of my passions and number one hobbies is playing videogames. The only way I can help someone relate is like this: say if you're a musician (guitarist, pianist, etc.), say your instrument becomes broken in a way that you have to go without it for a couple weeks....you really do not have any output. Sure, there are other things to do (and I am doing them) but nothing quenches your enjoyment like said activity; I could spend hours playing videogames much like a musician could jam for hours on end without knowing it, a fan of some trilogy or TV series could watch for hours on end, an athlete can go shoot hoops or whatever for hours on end, and so on.

ANYWAY, during my loss I haven't done much (watched a ton of TV) and still procrastinated on my room getting cleaned (which I'm going to have to make my mission tomorrow or else it won't get done). I hung out at some pals' place for few days which was awesome and now that I'll be back in Batavia rather than DeKalb, I'll probably be spending more time over there and definitely again this week.

I need to pick up some books to read over the summer as well. I guess I'll be spending more time over at the "Cedar House" (my pals' place) over the next few weeks until my summer shenanigans start.




Anyway, I've been watching 30 days, reading forums, talking philosophy with pals, and other stuff having to do with life...and really it's like all my jumbled thoughts, ideals, or whatever you wanna call them really seem to make more and more sense. There are some things that I wish I had done in the past years, but I think since I'm sorta glad where I am today...I don't really regret anything.

Well I've got church tomorrow and I don't want to be sleeping when my Uncle comes to pick me up in the morning. Just remember that everyone that you come across in your daily life is nothing but human. Drop the labels, quit dehumanizing, and simply care...every human needs to work on that, including me.