Stolen from Sony

15 Years Ago I:
1. Was in 1st grade
2. Was obsessed with Mick Jagger
3. Was a total nerd
4. Collected catepillars
5. Was a tomboy



10 Years Ago I:
1. Started getting into fights at school
2. Wore my red flannel shirt almost everyday
3. Spent almost all my time on the telephone because my only real friend was some inner city kid that had to take a city bus from Hartford to Manchester for school, so I had nothing to do but talk to her on the phone, in my free time.
4. Began to realize that I didn't have to my homework if I didn't want to (I began to notice other kids not doing it), bad choice
5. Stopped caring so much

5 Years Ago I:
1. Had a drug problem
2. Was in the middle of a relationship with my first girlfriend (we dated for a few years)
3. Spent most of my time living under an overpass and not at home (I was a chronic runaway)
4. Had a mohawk *haha, but hey, it looked pretty cute*
5. Involved in Food Not Bombs, and into the San Francisco political punk movement

2 Years Ago I:
1. Dumped Martin
2. Had gone back to school
3. Got my third tattoo
4. Was working as a supervisor at Tower Records (I was there for almost a full two years)
5. Stopped doing speed

1 Year Ago I:
1. Was just about to break up with my girlfriend
2. Had no clue I'd be where I am right now
3. Decided on my long term career goal
4. Started to hate being around most of the people I was around in high school (I saw them still doing drugs, still being stupid, and not growing up)
5. Started thinking more and more about Martin

6 Months ago I:
1. Left my fiance for Martin (yes I had a girlfriend through the first half of my relationship with Chris, he knew)
2. Started looking for a house in Idaho
3. Left my job at Tower Records
4. Was in the middle of the first visit I'd had with my mother in over 7 years
5. Was having an extremely tough time at things
Yesterday I:
1. Went out with a friend for coffee and burritos
2. Saw 8 Mile with Martin (damn good movie)
3. Ate some salmon (yum)
4. Had trouble sleeping
5. Had a weird dream involving honey scented bath gel

Today I:
1. Woke up next to Martin
2. Took a bath/shower (I always start out in a bath, and read some, then take a shower)
3. got dressed (Deicide tee shirt and plain black slacks)
4. played with my doggie friends
5. got online

Tomorrow I:
1. Will probably wake up
2. Will probably clean the house a bit
3. Will hopefully finish my Christmas shopping
4. Will cook stew for dinner
5. Eventually will sleep

Five Places I've Lived:
1. Manchester, CT
2. Mountain View, CA
3. In the creek/under the overpass (usual runaway spot while living in CA)
4. Sunnyvale, CA
5. Caldwell, ID (current)

My Top Five Biggest Worries At the Moment:
1. Work
2. School
3. General future
4. General life
5. Going insane

My Top Five Biggest Joys At the Moment:
1. Martin finally acting normal again
2. Ronin, Jake and Astrid
3. Puzzel, Misfit and Persephone
4. Knowing I'll see Jen and Tina either this month or next
5. Drawing

Yum Thai Food. Duck Curry

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How Consumerism Is Changing

Hey everybody, just posing a poitless thought here. I'm actually cleaning my room at the moment, but, for me, cleaning always leads to thinking. Anyways. Here's my (thought? question?) thing.
As this country gains more freedoms, and less taboos, people are just kind of running amok all of the place. With it, a weird trend is coming along, maybe it's just people trying to get down as low as they can, since values are kind of loose these days, or maybe it's just, I don't know what. But I've noticed people like to take the most obscure bands, the least known movies, the strangest most taboo, most deranged, most perverted, most graphic whatevers they can (as long as they are unknowns!) and wear them like badges. Blast them while they are driving, wear their T-Shirts. What exactly is everybody trying to prove? Then they try to take *ownership* of the thing, or the movie, or the band, or whatever. Anybody who likes them next, or that they see who likes the same thing is now a poser. I think it's just the person feeling threatened that somebody is *into* the same band/movie/artist (whatever), and now the first person I was talking about is no longer as *original*. I think it's all just a load of crap. "I hate them they sold" "Oh everybody likes __, but no way, I don't" (person wearing spiked collar) "Oh my God. Will you look at that guy in the spiked collar over there? What a poser" (of course when the person is alone later, and they bump into the same guy, they will try to befriend him). Everybody wants something new and different. What is strange though, is that back in the 1950's/eary 60's, when the culture was more structured, and people were expected to behave in certain mannerisms, there wasn't really such a thing as "selling out" artists could become popular without everybody suddenly hating them. Hell, we still celebrate some of those bands today. I'm not quite sure where I'm going with this (the trend with my ramblings, if you guys haven't already noticed)
One thing that spawned this chain of thought for me, was a Coca Cola Music ad I saw yesterday. Maybe some of you have seen it, it has all the different "cool" looking teens hanging the music posters, and the narrator talking about how everybody is always looking for new music, and bands are just falling down the drain, and that we *too* can be up on the music scene by going to cokemusic.com or whatever the site is. Imagine that. Selling individuality, coming from the Coke company. One of the major corporations. Hmmmmm.