Update!

Hey everyone.
And by everyone, I mean the few people that actually read this. :P

I know it's been quite a while since the last time I posted something here, and for that I'm sorry. I've been moving around a lot and internet hasn't been as reliable as it used to be. All that aside, I've got some fun stuff for you!

I've been on imgur a lot lately, and I found out only today that it's pronounced imager, not im-jur. Who knew? I also found out that to get into the gallery, you have to share your image, and get people to load the image in their browser. So...Click my links!
http://i.imgur.com/68bFJ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/2nBnu.jpg
and
http://i.imgur.com/a2oMN.jpg

Now that that's all over, I'd like to take a moment, and ask you to share this blog with your friends. And if you have any feedback on the overall 'design' (and I use that term loosely, I know this is hardly a well thought out blog with an overlying theme), feel free to comment here or talk to me directly about it.

My how the years have flown.

Have you ever had one of those moments when you just start to realize how far you've come in life? I mean I'm only 20 and I feel like I'm getting old. People I went to elementary school are starting to have kids and get married. It's ridiculous. But I guess that's just how the world works these days. The world we live in today is a strange place. It's ever-changing and it's kind of terrifying in a way. No one knows where we're headed as a nation, as a society or as a planet. When we were kids, we didn't really know or care. It wasn't a world of cell phones and internet. It was a world of go outside and play kickball, or read a book. When I was a kid, I'd play outside til y mum yelled for me to come in, or I got too cold from the snow. I'd go to the library and take out as many books as I could, and read forever. And if one of my friends called, it wasn't for any reason other than to just say hey. And 'just saying hey' would turn into the funniest 2 hour conversation about nothing. Those were simpler times. And I for one, miss them.