Showing posts with label Vuvuzelas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vuvuzelas. Show all posts

Saturday, January 1, 2011

2011!!!

Alright, the new year is upon us and what does it mean?  For me, it means a whole lot more of the same thing as always, living my life and doing math.  But for all of you, I suppose this new year means you can read about some of the things I have done over the last year, and possibly some of my ideas for how to improve my life moving forward.  So my first thought was to write a sentence that will sum up each month of the year, so you can see how much things fluctuated in 2010.
January - Getting built up, just to be torn down in fast forward.
February - Just angry at nothing in particular.
March - Shit happening in places out of the ordinary, but the light at the end of the tunnel is drawing nearer.
April - Things are starting to look better and I was reminded I am not a number, I am a free man!!!!

May - You know what, things were swell.
June - Back home, back to normal, but let me hear the Vuvuzelas sing!
Perfect!
July - I think I may have worked too much during July because I can't remember a single thing.
August - Feeling oddly alright with things going on around me, returned to school feeling excited.
September - Back to the grind, but feeling a lot more grown up.
October - BASEBALL!  Playoffs consumed my life.
November - Tons of work to do, but none of it included shaving.
December - Just a whole bunch of weirdness, trying to make any sense of it.

So what are my hopes for this coming year?  Firstly that I make it out alive.  After that I don't have many specific new ambitions, I want to be able to have a good note for each of the months when I write this piece again, or at the very least have more than the 5 or 6 good sentences above.  After that I'll just see what life throws my way and cross each of those bridges as I come to them.  To anybody who reads this and has read any other of my pieces as well, thank you.  I have already had more than 500 views which is much more than I would have expected.  And I encourage you to keep reading and have a great new year.  Cheers.