Bozebus

I worry about the way I think of the future sometimes. It dawned on me the other day that I like to think about the future like I'm going to live forever. That if I always exercise and if I always treat myself well that I'll feel like my 20s for forever. I work in an environment where I get to meet a lot of great people who are on their way out. I see how the human body tends to fall apart over time. Most of their non-healing wounds are extremely similar. Our bodies all respond the same way to excessive time. They tell me about how they want to go visit Europe. They say they're sick of sitting around the house waiting to heal. Some say they'

I'm actually quite impressed with my current college class. I'm doing a summer mini of anatomy and physiology 1 and it uses some online source for the textbook and the testing and whatnot. If you've ever had to do an online course, you know what I'm talking about: they're usually some questions in conjunction with an e-book textbook, but this one I'm using has a textbook that highlights itself based on your quiz answers to show you your problem areas. Also, it lets you put in a sort of gamer handle so you can see how your scores stack up with the rest of the class. I made my handle BILLLL BRASKYYYYY and it makes me giggle whenever I check my

No, I'm not turning into Charlie. But I find myself seeking to self-medicate and self-mediate in order to keep my sanity on bad days. The good news is that there's a break in the clouds somewhere up above; I can see the light there. I just have to stick it out and suffer the storm first, as with all things. So few people get to where they're going easily, and I feel like those people are maybe the most disadvantaged for not having the experience of hardship. Iron is tempered with extreme heat and coal in order to make steel. I hope I make it that far and don't just become pig iron. I'm enrolled in the classes I'll be needing to enter nursin