This whole idea of my blog is to bring you (and myself) closer to who I am. I find it easier to tell more about myself through writing. It makes more sense and you can look back at something you didn't quite understand, per say. My blogging will mostly consist of things that are going on that I'm most interested in primarily that week. So think of it as a more free writing approach with my thoughts. I'll be doing this weekly, probably occurring every thursday.

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Dec 8, 2011
@ 4:04 pm
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“You can sleep when your dead”

Craziness but true right? I was brought upon this quote from a lovely friend of mine, and she had always told me this. It pops in my head every once in a while and its a funny thought. Clearly we need sleep for our bodies in order to rejuvenate. For us teens we just don’t want that, (particularly on the weekends). Everything is coming and going like light speed and we can’t help but to get distracted by that one more nonessential objective.

Weekends are the party side. In fact this past weekend I was pulling all nighters both Friday and Saturday, pretty hardcore I’d say. Saturday was nuts since I was up north and it started snowing on our drive up. Hotels, Bars, and Farm houses, along with loud Electro music was appropriate. For sure the main thing was we were all safe.

 Along with staying up late on the weekends, weekdays seem to grasp me as well. Facebook is the big distractor after coming home from a heavy work night. I find staying up later on the weekdays kind of solitary. For the most part everyone is asleep and all the attention is kind of on you in some sense. Its kind of a physiological thing. However staying up late on the weekdays causes me to be late for class the next day.

I probably should be getting more sleep. Averagely I get like 6 hours of sleep. Which I do believe is the Average Adult’s sleep pattern. But doing that would contra-vert the entitlement of this post.

Cody Hough

How did it get so late so soon? Its night before its afternoon. December is here before its June. My goodness how the time has flewn. How did it get so late so soon? 

- Dr. Seuss