Thursday 30 September 2010

I truly respect....

As I sit here, at the age of 23, doing work struggling to keep my eyes open, I think to myself: 'when did I become some tired?'  Only 3 years ago I was a full time student.  I dabbled in the art of drinking every day, not shaving for weeks, not cutting my hair for months, staying awake all night just because I could. Sometimes I was such a crazy fool I would even have a nap during the day. I know, I know...Mr Rebel reporting for duty.  Being a student was a simpler time.  I had 5 main worries as a student as I led my day to day life:

1.  If this lecture doesn't finish till 5 will I make it home for neighbours at 5:35.  This concern led to great depression in about 2008 when after first moving to Channel 5 they changed the time to 5:30.  I now had to run.  Things weren't all bad, now on 5 we got an omnibus.
2.  If I go out now and drink at a rate of 1 pint every 25 minutes, how long till my daily allowance runs out and I'm home tucked up in bed? If the answer is before 3, wait an appropriate amount of time before heading out.
3.  Are these shoes a good choice for said night out. Are they a) sensible enough to get me in to a club but also are they b) comfortable enough to be running home in at 4am with a traffic cone on my head.
4.  I hope theres some good stuff on whoopsie and ASDA

As you can see university was a very....

Shit, forgot....

5.  This essay is due in in 12 hours....better start.  Ah well not to worry wikipedia will have all the answers, right?

Being a student really is a wonderful experience.  Its a time to relax, grow, find yourself, become educated....then you must work.  I've been working 2 years and already I'm remembering a happier time of being a student.  I am extremely jealous of any students out there.  Damn you all.

I truly respect old people.  Not just any old people, but old people who have worked all their lives and still seem to smile every day. How do you do it?  How do you not just sit at home all day thinking: 'what have a got to show for all my hard work?' A wrinkly old face, and a few pennies hidden under your bed that you're saving for a rainy day. When I was a kid my nanna always had pennines for a rainy day...it rains loads in the UK, she still has the pennies. Hmmm??

I hope when I'm old a wrinkly, someone respects the contribution I have made to society, whatever that might be.

Will

Wednesday 29 September 2010

The Will Power of Will

Welcome to Will Power of Will

I am still working out as I type this the purpose of this blog (why is it called a blog?) but I'm getting there.  I hear that there are a lot of blogs out there with people complaining and ranting.  I don't want to read about other peoples problems and complaints.....make me laugh or make me think.  I like to think.  I also like being me and dreaming!

Ok....got it.  The purpose of my blog will be two-fold.  Well, I don't think two-fold, we will see in a second.  Sometimes I have conversations with myself even when typing.  I could go back and change two-fold to three-fold etc but I know I wont. Clearly, I sometimes go off on one.  Anyway, the purpose of my blog will be two-fold.....possibly?

1.  To ask and answer the worlds unanswered and very important questions.
2.  To observe and comment and random day to day.  Oh great....lets listen to you telling us about you day I hear you saying.  No...I mean observations of comical moments and points of interest in the world...not what I had to eat this evening (fish and chips for those that are interested)
3.  Ok...so occasionally I will rant (don't we all)
4.  Anything else that I would want to read if wrote by someone else.

So, as I said, the purpose of this blog is four-fold......?

I hope you all enjoy, if there is anyone reading, whoever you are (I realise this blog is of no interest to anyone...stay tuned)

Will