I’m on a drug called Charlie Sheen
It’s not available, if you try it once you will die
Your face will melt off
And your children will weep over your exploded body, over your exploded body
You love to party
What’s not to love?
The run I was on made Jagger and Richards look like
Droopy eyed armless children
That’s how I party
That’s how I party
I was bangin 7 gram rocks, that’s how I roll – winning
I have one gear: GO – epic winning
Are you bipolar?
I’m bi-winning
Win here, win there, win win everywhere
Absolutely victory
Win here, win there, win win everywhere
I’m on a quest
Right every single wrong
Right every wrong
I’m a total frickin rock star from mars – winning
C’mon bro, I got tiger blood – winning
You borrow my brain and you’re like DUDE, can’t handle it
Win here, win there, win win everywhere
I’ve got a list — help me sort this
From the epic win to the desperately winless
Chicken nuggets – WINNING
Bubblegum – WINNING
Pretending to text to avoid someone – EPIC WINNING
Slow dancing – WINNING
Slow pantsing – WINNING
Breakin the rules of the Geneva conventions – WEAK
Adonis blood – WINNING
Violent love – WINNING
Givin needy women caresses and hugs – EPIC WINNING
Childbirth – WINNING
Colin Firth -WINNING
Tinky Winky’s purse………duh, WINNING, WINNING
Photo shoot by Gil Riego Photography today. Despite the freezing cold and wind at the top of the stairs of the student center, the photos came out amazing.
Here's a teaser - CLICK HERE to see the rest of the shoot! Thank you, Gil!
I'm doing this because of what I have experienced, and for those who have and will experience it. I'm also doing this because I write. I write a lot. I have my book(s) that I write in privately - lyrics, thoughts, pissed off rants. But I wanted to share my growth through my experiences with my family and friends, whether I have them in my life now, or have yet to meet them.
I've lived in San Francisco for two years, and just now am I truly experiencing it. It's my last semester of college. Time to stop with the insistent planning of dates, times and schedules, and time to start living day by day, "as if it were my last."
I can't predict what my future holds. Normally, the uncertainty would put me in an uncomfortable place. But I'm done planning things five years from now and setting things in stone when I haven't even thought about what's going on tomorrow. I'm excited to just watch things happen. To let them happen.
San Francisco is amazing. When I first moved here, the constant rain really got me homesick. But just the other day I was walking in the city during a pretty heavy rainstorm and really took in the beauty of the city lights reflecting on the soaked streets. It's images like this that I have overlooked for the past two years. Time to start looking a little deeper each day.