All I can leave for the men who died for me, is a sprawling, messy Thank you.
Continue reading...15. October 2009
Nearly half of my life ago, my mother was diagnosed with Diabetes. It is a disease that many consider to be 'easy.' Easy to control, easy to maintain and often, mistake it for a 'fat persons' disease. It is neither a disease that is 'easy' nor just for 'fat people.' It is a disease that can and often slowly ticks away precious seconds, years, and wears down internal organs over time. Please help me find a cure for this disease, for my mother. For our mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, husbands, wives, grandparents and children.
Continue reading...16. July 2009
It's a wish list! Totally okay to sit this one out.
Continue reading...10. June 2009
Who knew that sitting on a bus that smelled like seven day old nacho doritos trapped in a smelly fat mans ass could teach you a valuable life lesson?
Continue reading...3. June 2009
I wasn't always a geek. I didn't know about Lord of the Rings, I wasn't familiar with Star Wars, I didn't like C.S. Friedman and way back in high school I would have never dreamed about reading Lord of the Rings. All that changed one day in a single moment inside a middle-of-no-where high school library in a single blink of an eye.
Continue reading...2. June 2009
On April 15th, 2009 I began my four day journey on a GRAYHOUND BUS from Florida, US, to Alberta, Canada. Here are the memories and scars from day 2 of that journey. Please shield the eyes of children and batten down the hatches before reading!
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11. November 2009
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