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Saturday, December 15, 2012
2006 Wrap-Up
Dec 31, 2006, 12:31:47 PM
Egads! I haven't posted a journal since October? Damn Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas! Why do you occur at year's end?!?!
So I thought I would write up a quick blurb about what I've learned this year:
1. I want to be a pirate.
2. Working with children is not my career path.
3. Keeping in touch with friends is cool.
4. I am never going to be a writer/artist/actor but trying sure is fun!
5. I want to marry Jack Sparrow (see #1).
6. I wish I could teleport into the future and join the crew of the Enterprise NCC1701-D.
7. X-Men 3 was a total screw up. As was The Wickerman (where was the horror? and what was in that bag?), Tristan and Isolde (all they did was fuck...where's the love?), and Snakes on a Plane (didn't see it and never will).
8. I am still in love with Ewan McGregor.
9. No Snow = No Christmas Spirit. Damn global warming!!!
10. Writing lists is fun.
Okay, and now for my New Year's Resolutions (i.e. promises I make myself but never keep):
1. Get in shape.
2. Become more cultural (hard to do in this city, but I should give it an honest try).
3. Write a book.
Have a great New Year's everyone!!!
I just have to make a comment here because, well, I can. Number 2 certainly did not prove true, as I am currently an Autism Support Worker who works with children every day. Is it my career path? Who knows, but I still love every minute of it. Consequently, number 4 is no longer true, because now I have something called faith in myself. In conclusion, numbers 6 and 7 still bode very VERY true for me.
Haiku
Feb 6, 2007, 12:07:40 PM
Here's a haiku I wrote at work:
Snowflakes fall sweetly
Sugar sprinkles on cupcake
Winter is yummy
Dec 31, 2006, 12:31:47 PM
Egads! I haven't posted a journal since October? Damn Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas! Why do you occur at year's end?!?!
So I thought I would write up a quick blurb about what I've learned this year:
1. I want to be a pirate.
2. Working with children is not my career path.
3. Keeping in touch with friends is cool.
4. I am never going to be a writer/artist/actor but trying sure is fun!
5. I want to marry Jack Sparrow (see #1).
6. I wish I could teleport into the future and join the crew of the Enterprise NCC1701-D.
7. X-Men 3 was a total screw up. As was The Wickerman (where was the horror? and what was in that bag?), Tristan and Isolde (all they did was fuck...where's the love?), and Snakes on a Plane (didn't see it and never will).
8. I am still in love with Ewan McGregor.
9. No Snow = No Christmas Spirit. Damn global warming!!!
10. Writing lists is fun.
Okay, and now for my New Year's Resolutions (i.e. promises I make myself but never keep):
1. Get in shape.
2. Become more cultural (hard to do in this city, but I should give it an honest try).
3. Write a book.
Have a great New Year's everyone!!!
I just have to make a comment here because, well, I can. Number 2 certainly did not prove true, as I am currently an Autism Support Worker who works with children every day. Is it my career path? Who knows, but I still love every minute of it. Consequently, number 4 is no longer true, because now I have something called faith in myself. In conclusion, numbers 6 and 7 still bode very VERY true for me.
Haiku
Feb 6, 2007, 12:07:40 PM
Here's a haiku I wrote at work:
Snowflakes fall sweetly
Sugar sprinkles on cupcake
Winter is yummy
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