I know I posted like four hours ago, but I find entertainment in writing about useless things and such. I have been inspired, in a way that I have no idea in what way I have been inspired yet. It is 8:51 and it is completely dark outside, sometimes I really hate living in Texas, but other days I kind of well, like it. It's starting to get warmer and warmer every day, that is partially bad, because it is going to begin to get humid. So my song for today is: No One Is Going To Love You by Band Of Horses, I find it kind of soothing. I want to light some incence, but the kind that I have is not all that great. Right now I'm feeling sort of out of place, because I'm wondering of so many things at once, I'd like to see certain people whom I probably haven't seen in a while. I miss those days where everything seemed fine. Do you ever wonder what it would be like to wander around the world with a mind of a five year old for the rest of your life? It would probably feel great to not be able to measure fear and live without being paranoid or concious about every little thing in the world. I envy those kids, they have an imagination that no matter how much I try I cannot have once again. My time is up for it. Sometimes it is scary to think of growing up, growing older and having to take responsibility for your actions, but sometimes you just want to come out of your shell and say "Hey, I can do this on my own" seeing life pass you by is not the best feeling in the world, life should take things slower, years go by to quickly, before you know it, it is already September or December and the next day you'll be saying "Happy New Year!" to the person left of you. It's hard to remember every single day of the past year you just went through, but why? It'd be nice to understand why the human mind always decides to forget the days that seem unimportant or boring. Why is it that the brain remembers things that hurt more then the things that impact in a good way? Broken hearts and last goodbyes should probably be forgotten first.
So Mansfield just opened up a new little store called Aldi which resembles most of small Supermarches in France, they even have what it supposed to be the "euro" in the slot in order to get a cart, but of course of America has to use quarters with George Washington imprinted on them. I must say that this small store is probably one of the most environmentally and economically concious stores I have yet to see. 79 cents for a large can of Arizona iced tea? I think I'll be visiting this place more often then I'd imagine. Things do not exceed $20, well at least the food products, because they also sell electric generators and such.
I think tonight I'll pass on my daily "Criminal Minds" marathon and go straight to bed, because I must sing tomorrow at church, so good night to you folk, have a wonderful night full of vivid and colorful dreams.
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