Twelve. ZOMG!

Dungeons and Dragons. Two words: kick ass. Not only has one of my goals in life been fulfilled, it was fulfilled two nights in a row, the first from noon to three the next morning. the next from nine p.m. to six-thirty a.m. I was in heaven.

My character. Half-drow rogue. However, I was 5'1 causing people to confuse me with halflings, thankfully. Wasn't considered kill on sight. Anywho, both were amazing nights, involving critical hits for whipping the only lawful good and discovering all of the power truly behind my weaponry. Not to mention blowing up doors when I could have knocked and my shurikin. Oh my shurikin. And sneak bonuses. I'll spar you the details. Just know, if DnD is not on your bucket list, it damned well should be. And have a great dungeon master. And someone else in the group who could be one.

Number ten.

Okay, so this is the tattoo I plan on getting and I am so beyond stoked. Of course this is naturally a rough rough draft (I need to do some more work on the DNA dragon), but I plan on getting it next month, in honour of my birthday (I'm so selfish). This is to go behid my right ear, corresponding with the side of the body controlled by the more logical side of the brain (yeah, definitely not politicallyc correct, but if you know enough about the brain this and my other tattoo ideas will make sense!)


Anywho, consider this a partial completion to number ten! I will update it when I do get it.




It's much easier to consume the visual image than to read something." -Lawrence Ferlinghetti

Increasing the list.

Naturally, the list of desires of life will increase overtime, ironically as time decreases. Whatever. Here is the extension of my list.

10. Get a tattoo. Atleast.
11. Learn and comprehend the intricacies of Quantum Mechanics. Yeah, I know.
12. Learn how to play Dungeons and Dragons. Yes, I know, you should have learned that from #11.
13. Watch the entire Star Wars Series.
14. In addition, all of Star Trek as well.


Yes, that's the updated list. Good day.


Astronomy, astrology; what's the difference?" -Mr.Deity
"About fifty I.Q. points." -Lucy

Nummer sieben.

So, number seven, no, I am not homosexual. I am an Atheist, not that big of a deal unless you're my family. The horror stories I've heard about Atheists from them! Point being is that I have (naturally) not told them about this, though I should, hence the coming out. Anywho, background on the church I grew up in; in terms of philosophy, they are, in essence, a Pentecostal church without the speaking in tongues and they lack instruments. They have also been equated to a cult by people who haven't grown up in it, and it consists of different churches up and down the east coast where everybody knows everybody. Point is that I just missed a marvelous comedic moment to out to my family about my lack of a religious stance. My mother, in our courtesy conversations, randomly asks if I'm okay. Of course my reaction is the equivalent of "Of course I'm okay, why wouldn't I be? Why do you ask?" Her response was that my grandmother (who lives in South Carolina, I in Florida) was concerned about me because my name had been asked for in prayer. Here I am, in retrospect, thinking that my reaction should have been, "Oh! You meant religiously okay. Well, to answer your question, I'm an atheist, take that as you may."


     How wonderful could that have been in terms of reaction hilarity?


"Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are faeries at the bottom of it too?" 
-Douglas Adams

The list.

Well, here I go. This is my blog, I know, it's a fad. I don't care. The purpose of this is to archive my bucket list; whether I'm adding to it or completing something. I know, I'm too young to have a bucket list. However, life is short and the end is always encroaching. And, dammit, I'm going to enjoy it if it's the last thing I do! I may also just use this as a place to rant, that or simply create a different blog for that. Well, without further a due, the list. (not in a particular order)

1. Perform for an audience. I mean perform. Not just stand up there and sing like I noob, I want it to entertain.
2. Write a book. Maybe a memoir, maybe I'll finish that fiction book I was writing.
3. Discover something, something revolutionary. Something to do with science of course.
4. Travel the world. Russia, England, Africa, Berlin, Tienanmen Square, Bikini Island, Antarctica. The list continues.
5. Document me, for me and no one else. Though other may view it. But I will do it for me.
6. Finish my pile of books to read, which include War and Peace, the Bible and The Brother's Grimm. This one will never be complete. Simply updated.
7. Come out to my family. I'll define this better in a later post.
8. Go to space. No, seriously. If not in life, in death.
9. Be that teacher. You know, the one that has no description, simply that  teacher.

I think that's enough for now. Until then, peace.


"True terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the country." -Kurt Vonnegut