It's such a small world that it's blowing my mind.
Me. Wow. Lemme see. I have a well paying job that I hate, never talk about and never ever write about and refuse to talk about but I spend about another 40 hours a week writing pop culture based articles. I run a web-site which I hope you've looked at. I'm not married - engaged once but didn't work out. Lived with a woman once - didn't work out. Currently in an odd relationship type thing that probably isn't going to work out. Oh well. I keep trying. I interview famous people. Working on a TV pilot. No kids, although I'd like some, but two god daughters I spoil like crazy. I also have a pair of cats which I treat like kids, but when you live alone like I do that tends to happen because thats all you have to come home too. Had my first published work in the National Post last week. I guess the ultimate goal is to become a full time columnist or freelance writer or something, become a major celebrity (I want to be Ben Muloroney's arch nemisis. I think it's so possible because he's a douche bag with no original opinons and I'm not a pretty boy with way to many opinons) and wake up one morning to Michelle Trachtenberg. A man can dream....
I figured that I'd never hear of you again after Tara and I had a nasty falling out when we were still teenagers. Still some harsh feelings about that after all these years (I'm not the best at letting go). You recognized my picture? Do I still look the same? I'm probably a bit fatter, a bit balder and I know I didn't have the crazy mutton chops. As I stated before, I am not very fond of where I came from as much as I look forward to what is ahead. I was such an anxietal and angry teenager. Then, one morning, just before my thirtieth birthday, I woke up and realized nothing was wrong. It was such a wonderful feeling and a fresh new way to look at life. Now, everyday, I embrace the postive and push away everything that can even potentially bring me down because thats the secret of living a successful life. I never look back at the bridges I've burned (and dear god I burn them) but look at the sunrise ahead. I think that anybody that knew me as a teenager (which is very far and inbetween in my life) would be suprised to hear that is my philosophy, and that I have a positive outlook on things.
I remember that night we saw Robin Hood, and I don't remember it well. I can't remember why but I think it was a disaster. I actually remember pretty much nothing about that night except Tara was really under my skin...but I don't remember exactly why (god it could have been such a huge number of reasons). I also think we barely spoke, but, once again, I don't remember why (I'm guessing I was either shy or trying to hard to be intense or pretentious - cause thats the stuff I did back then. I was such a wanker) I've blocked out huge chunks of my teenage years to the point of selective amnesia. Please enlighten me. What is this anticdote of yours.
I love the fact your a gamer. I've, personally, never did it or understand it but I love the fact you do that. I wouldn't have expected it - but it's brilliant. I also noticed that you put "furries" in your interest list that I find totally delightful and amusing. I'm a comic book geek - but then I always was. I have quite a few friends in the comic industry and have a tattoo of the Black Canary on my leg.
I remember you used to be quite the writer. I hope you still do that.
As I said, if your interested please contact me again. I'd love to at least stay in contact through lj. If your interested in corresponding I'm game. I'd love to hear all about the missing decades.
I'm so glad your life is so brilliant. It's great to hear about good things happening to good people. :D
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Date: 2007-01-21 07:37 am (UTC)Me. Wow. Lemme see. I have a well paying job that I hate, never talk about and never ever write about and refuse to talk about but I spend about another 40 hours a week writing pop culture based articles. I run a web-site which I hope you've looked at. I'm not married - engaged once but didn't work out. Lived with a woman once - didn't work out. Currently in an odd relationship type thing that probably isn't going to work out. Oh well. I keep trying. I interview famous people. Working on a TV pilot. No kids, although I'd like some, but two god daughters I spoil like crazy. I also have a pair of cats which I treat like kids, but when you live alone like I do that tends to happen because thats all you have to come home too. Had my first published work in the National Post last week. I guess the ultimate goal is to become a full time columnist or freelance writer or something, become a major celebrity (I want to be Ben Muloroney's arch nemisis. I think it's so possible because he's a douche bag with no original opinons and I'm not a pretty boy with way to many opinons) and wake up one morning to Michelle Trachtenberg. A man can dream....
I figured that I'd never hear of you again after Tara and I had a nasty falling out when we were still teenagers. Still some harsh feelings about that after all these years (I'm not the best at letting go). You recognized my picture? Do I still look the same? I'm probably a bit fatter, a bit balder and I know I didn't have the crazy mutton chops. As I stated before, I am not very fond of where I came from as much as I look forward to what is ahead. I was such an anxietal and angry teenager. Then, one morning, just before my thirtieth birthday, I woke up and realized nothing was wrong. It was such a wonderful feeling and a fresh new way to look at life. Now, everyday, I embrace the postive and push away everything that can even potentially bring me down because thats the secret of living a successful life. I never look back at the bridges I've burned (and dear god I burn them) but look at the sunrise ahead. I think that anybody that knew me as a teenager (which is very far and inbetween in my life) would be suprised to hear that is my philosophy, and that I have a positive outlook on things.
I remember that night we saw Robin Hood, and I don't remember it well. I can't remember why but I think it was a disaster. I actually remember pretty much nothing about that night except Tara was really under my skin...but I don't remember exactly why (god it could have been such a huge number of reasons). I also think we barely spoke, but, once again, I don't remember why (I'm guessing I was either shy or trying to hard to be intense or pretentious - cause thats the stuff I did back then. I was such a wanker) I've blocked out huge chunks of my teenage years to the point of selective amnesia. Please enlighten me. What is this anticdote of yours.
I love the fact your a gamer. I've, personally, never did it or understand it but I love the fact you do that. I wouldn't have expected it - but it's brilliant. I also noticed that you put "furries" in your interest list that I find totally delightful and amusing. I'm a comic book geek - but then I always was. I have quite a few friends in the comic industry and have a tattoo of the Black Canary on my leg.
I remember you used to be quite the writer. I hope you still do that.
As I said, if your interested please contact me again. I'd love to at least stay in contact through lj. If your interested in corresponding I'm game. I'd love to hear all about the missing decades.
I'm so glad your life is so brilliant. It's great to hear about good things happening to good people. :D