December 15th, 2007 – a diary

I thought I'd give blogging one more chance before the year is over. I've taken a hiatus from the blog world to see what life would be without myspace. Life is about the same. A lot has happened to me over the past few months since my last entry. I've changed in ways for the better and yet for the worse. I feel like I've lost a lot of self control and yet have had more self control than ever before in other areas.

I've done some things over the past month that I never thought I'd get a chance to do. I've seen Sufjan Stevens perform with a full orchestra in Brooklyn, by far one of the best concert experiences – I'm grateful to be one of the few people in America that got to see this performance. I've also seen two of the comedians from one of my favorite movies – Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter – I never thought that Michael Showalter would make a pooping noise towards my job instead of humiliating me on stage, for that I am grateful as well.

I spent a wonderful weekend in Minnesota with my parents and brother when we practically lived in the Mall of America since we stayed across the street. It was great eating pizza and playing cards late at night and laughing like I haven't in ages – who knew that my dad could be so funny. I also got to spend a quality night with Jon's foot rest. Thanks again – and I'm sorry.

This Christmas will be another one spent alone in Boston. Hopefully it won't be too depressing having egg nog and watching movies by myself. That does sound somewhat relaxing at least.

This will probably be the only Christmas tree i'll touch this year - thanks Marilyn

Bertha will be laid to rest soon….yes, I bought a new (used) car a couple weeks ago - a 98' Honda C-RV with only 51,000 miles on it. I love it so far and it was perfect timing for the storm that hit boston. I sure do love driving home for 2.5 hours instead of 30 minutes – great time. I'll miss you Bertha, you've been good to me.


What should I name her?

I have a lot of things to decide over the next couple months. I guess it will be good to have some time to myself to help with my decisions, I just hope that I can finally decide what steps I need to take and what do I actually want to accomplish in this life.


I've been spending a lot of time with her....


Dear Kathy Moeri,

 - Happy Birthday!

Love,

Myles Standish Sate Park Balloon