back to the grind Posted on June 2nd
Well, after the insanity that was last week (working a ton at my job), things have settled down to the same old grind they were at a few months ago. I find myself sitting, once again, in the coffee shop at school, waiting for class to start, trying to make some headway into a college career that makes me want to quote Tommy Boy.
Did you hear I finally graduated?
Yeah. And just a shade under a decade too. All right.
Ahh, good movie, but sadly each semester brings me closer and closer to that scene.
Anyways, like I said, I haven’t had much time to blog lately, but (even more) sadly, I haven’t had anything decent to blog about. I could post up about my motorcycle, but I’m too lazy to go take pictures of it, and whats the fun in a motorcycle post without pictures? Really, other than school not much is going on in my life right now.
Honestly, right now I’m in a rather apathetic stage, where essentially all of this anti-establishment/empire stuff is catching up to me. I’m at a point where I realize how big the walls are, and how much easier it is to live within the confines of those walls.
The question is, how long can someone go against the system before the fatigue finally over takes them? I understand the need for sabbath, can one really take a sabbath from fighting the system? How does one refresh themselves?
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Welcome back! Now pep it up a little or I have to move on to other choices. Veronica and I had a wonderful time in Chicago last week. Looking forward to you and Becky coming for the tour. Don Miguel Ruiz book on marriage and love is also GREAT! Try it you may like it! Soon Bro!
Commented Prescott on June 4th, 2008.You must have some comment on this week’s news. Obama? Larry “chipper” Jones? Cubs with the best record in baseball?
Commented Veronica on June 6th, 2008.Hey Matt. I just thought I’d say hi. I don’t have an answer to your final questions, other than to say sometimes we have to lighten up a little. Read poetry. Watch baseball (I guess! Can’t see the point myself; it’s even more dull than cricket. Find a sports bar showing the Indian Premier League cricket. That’ll give you something to think about! Oh; no, wait. Forget that. It’s over.) Or alternatively, pick your battles: those walls are mighty big, but picture Joshua! Hmm. He doesn’t fit my platitudes all that well.
Oh well. I’m rambling. Must be bed-time. Hang in there, bro’.
Commented Andrew Martin on June 9th, 2008.que?
Commented greg Britt on June 10th, 2008.