I hate ungrateful people. I hate people who think they can fuck around in school. I hate it when those same people get rewarded by the school, because they deserve "another chance". You don't. You need to be dropped on your ass. Maybe then you'll learn to appreciate what you have. Not even. Maybe the school will investigate more what the student is about. How poor their work ethic and attendence is. Yeah they need another chance to fuck up. Of course.
Plenty of other people need this, DESERVE THIS, way more than you do. Just keep fucking with it. It's fine.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
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I watched "The Fountain" for the second time. But it was kinda like watching it all over again. I think it was because of Tuilo dieing just recently. Of cancer. Like Izzy in the movie. And the way she handled it. Made me wonder if he felt the same way about dieing. Un-afraid. "Death is the road to awe."
I agree. When you are ready to die, willing, un-afraid, I agree. But not now. I'm not ready to die. I'm 19. Perhaps when my life has been lived out, I hope that I am ready to die.
My mom always gets all schmushy when we talk about death. As if avoiding the topic will make if less feasible. I don't mind talking of death.
Mrs. Kimball is ready to die. In her sleep. She told me so. She prays for it every night. Susan hates it when she talks about death like one talks about the weather. She yells at her. "Mom stop please. Don't say that!" Its what I hope for. But after I'm done living. Kids. And my art. Maybe marriage. It's not necessary. I don't think. Love is love. It doesn't matter to me if there is a band on my finger.
I digress.
I hope when my time comes I am willing and ready. Un-afraid.
I agree. When you are ready to die, willing, un-afraid, I agree. But not now. I'm not ready to die. I'm 19. Perhaps when my life has been lived out, I hope that I am ready to die.
My mom always gets all schmushy when we talk about death. As if avoiding the topic will make if less feasible. I don't mind talking of death.
Mrs. Kimball is ready to die. In her sleep. She told me so. She prays for it every night. Susan hates it when she talks about death like one talks about the weather. She yells at her. "Mom stop please. Don't say that!" Its what I hope for. But after I'm done living. Kids. And my art. Maybe marriage. It's not necessary. I don't think. Love is love. It doesn't matter to me if there is a band on my finger.
I digress.
I hope when my time comes I am willing and ready. Un-afraid.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
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