At first I floated, and then I sunk.
and now i'm done.
let bygones be bygones.
i just want my stuff back.

congratulations to the girl, for standing her ground, as big of differences and we have, she deserves better than that.

Shaie leaves for CT in 12 hours.
I said my goodbyes.
It's not forever, i'm not that heartbroken.
She will be missed, though.

14 days marks the beginnings of a legend on the potsdam campus.
Kailee and I plan on taking over the world, and who knows maybe mars from there.

To do list:
*Read Nisei Daughter
*Write book report on Nisei Daughter
*Drink 12873819379213 gallons of water.(ifeelmajordehydration)
*Start and finish the majority of the Rough Draft.
*finish cleaning/organizing my room
*watch North Country
*write film review on North Country
*dance as much as possible to the gangster music i love.
*fill out application for job @ island eatery.
*make list of things i need before school (so i can get them before school)
*finish final for Geology (EAARGGGHGHHH)


needless to say:
i'm a busy, busy beeeeee bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

p.s i am extremely happy i found my copy of revolution on canvas
i found all the old poems i'd highlighted and underlined and they have saved my heart.
p.s.s new discovery= you don't want drama= you don't talk to the people who live and breath for it.

Well bros! I'm out to go knock this to do list out!

Tonight we watched RENT.
(The Movie/Musical is totally worth your time, it's eye-opening/moving. Rent it or Even Borrow it, I am going to burn it tomorrow.
it'll be worth the time)

I now have an overwhelming urge to inform you,
that HIV/AIDS is our REALITY.
You have this personal fable that it's not you?
Face it, it could be you.
or it could be someone you love.
That is why it is important that we take a stand,
inform people, and support research, support testing.
GET TESTED.
(tests can be anonymous, tests are confidential)
Want more info on being tested? Go Here
Protect yourself, Protect Others.

Did you know?

More than 40 Million People World Wide Are living with HIV/AIDS.

In 2005, Approximately 4.9 million people worldwide were infected with HIV thats 10 people per minute

EACH DAY 14,000 MORE people become newly infected with HIV.

More than half of all new infections occur among young people between the ages of 15 and 24.

3.1 million people died from aids worldwide in 2005

If nothing changes, if we dont do something aids could claim up to 100 million lives by 2020.

Youth are most at risk for contracting HIV.

Most people infected with HIV are unaware that they are carrying the virus.

AIDS kills one child every minute.

Infant and child death rates have risen sharply, and 14 million are now orphans because of the disease

Almost half of the adults living with HIV and AIDS today are women.

Over the past two years, the number of women and girls infected with HIV has increased in every region of the world. With rated rising particularly rapidly in eastern Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Without a cure, education and prevention are the most effective ways to stop the spread of HIV. Take the time to learn the facts and share them with your loved ones. If we all take personal responsibility, the spread of HIV is preventable.

The disease itself: what are HIV and AIDS?

HIV (or Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that causes Aids (or Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). This virus is passed from one person to another through blood-to-blood and sexual contact.

HIV damages the immune system, the part of the body that fights infection. Eventually the immune system becomes so weak that disease and infections begin to attack the body. As these conditions worsen, a person is diagnosed with AIDS.
To learn more about HIV/AIDS please visit the YouthAids

please pass the information on. this is important.

Thanks for your time.
Please put forth the effort.