2005 Is Here....
01-02-2005, 06:52 PM
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Well, another year over a new one just begun to quote john lennon.
I've never put much stock in the changing of the calender year, it doesn't symbolize much of anything in my life, I usually pick my birthday, another year in my calendar of life to try and put things into perspective, but since there's been little said as the calendar changes and the hustling and bustling of 2004 has given me little time to reflect I'll take this opportunity.
Few years have gone by where so much has changed in my life, if I were to attempt to sum my life up in a few paragraph's this year would be the hardest to keep in a paragraph. Certainly with the good comes the bad and each time a scoop of bad is added to my bowl I try to keep in mind that inevitibly some good will come.
Big moves, hurricanes, crumbling houses, hacked forums, downed servers... a metaphore in the making, no? I do believe that what does not kill us makes us stronger and from each hurdle and each mistake made comes a valuable lesson no doubt. I got my share in 2004 and will still be making payments on the lessons learned in 2005.
So raise your virtual glass, to those that look forward to 2004 in the rearview mirror and to 2005 clearing the horizon. Here's to heat. Not the kind that burns down shacks and shanty's but the kind that brings down pants and panties.
Good Luck to you and yours in 2005.
I've never put much stock in the changing of the calender year, it doesn't symbolize much of anything in my life, I usually pick my birthday, another year in my calendar of life to try and put things into perspective, but since there's been little said as the calendar changes and the hustling and bustling of 2004 has given me little time to reflect I'll take this opportunity.
Few years have gone by where so much has changed in my life, if I were to attempt to sum my life up in a few paragraph's this year would be the hardest to keep in a paragraph. Certainly with the good comes the bad and each time a scoop of bad is added to my bowl I try to keep in mind that inevitibly some good will come.
Big moves, hurricanes, crumbling houses, hacked forums, downed servers... a metaphore in the making, no? I do believe that what does not kill us makes us stronger and from each hurdle and each mistake made comes a valuable lesson no doubt. I got my share in 2004 and will still be making payments on the lessons learned in 2005.
So raise your virtual glass, to those that look forward to 2004 in the rearview mirror and to 2005 clearing the horizon. Here's to heat. Not the kind that burns down shacks and shanty's but the kind that brings down pants and panties.
Good Luck to you and yours in 2005.
01-03-2005, 12:02 AM
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Good luck to everyone else in the new year. My luck still seems to stink, and so does my mothers.
lets see. 1-1-05 brought $200 added onto my bills, a flat tire, my mother broke her humerus and jammed the ball of the joint up into the joint, slight case of food poisoning for me, and the police telling us we have 2 days to move my moms jeep into the garage full of stuff or they tow it away since its not registered.
Nice start to the new year, but it cant get much worse.
2004 has been hell down here. so 2005 cant be much worse.
lets see. 1-1-05 brought $200 added onto my bills, a flat tire, my mother broke her humerus and jammed the ball of the joint up into the joint, slight case of food poisoning for me, and the police telling us we have 2 days to move my moms jeep into the garage full of stuff or they tow it away since its not registered.
Nice start to the new year, but it cant get much worse.
2004 has been hell down here. so 2005 cant be much worse.
01-03-2005, 12:06 AM
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My buddy started out worse than just about anybody. He left our party at about 1:30, and one of my other friends and me who left about 5 minutes later found him standing on the side of the road next to his upside down car.
he flipped it going around a turn on an unfamiliar road. his cell phone went flying out a broken window, so he couldn't call. only injury he has is burns from the air bag.
car is totaled, 1998 honda accord 4 door, non rice.
he flipped it going around a turn on an unfamiliar road. his cell phone went flying out a broken window, so he couldn't call. only injury he has is burns from the air bag.
car is totaled, 1998 honda accord 4 door, non rice.
01-03-2005, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by phinsup' date='Jan 2 2005, 04:52 PM
Well, another year over a new one just begun to quote john lennon.
I've never put much stock in the changing of the calender year, it doesn't symbolize much of anything in my life, I usually pick my birthday, another year in my calendar of life to try and put things into perspective, but since there's been little said as the calendar changes and the hustling and bustling of 2004 has given me little time to reflect I'll take this opportunity.
Few years have gone by where so much has changed in my life, if I were to attempt to sum my life up in a few paragraph's this year would be the hardest to keep in a paragraph. Certainly with the good comes the bad and each time a scoop of bad is added to my bowl I try to keep in mind that inevitibly some good will come.
Big moves, hurricanes, crumbling houses, hacked forums, downed servers... a metaphore in the making, no? I do believe that what does not kill us makes us stronger and from each hurdle and each mistake made comes a valuable lesson no doubt. I got my share in 2004 and will still be making payments on the lessons learned in 2005.
So raise your virtual glass, to those that look forward to 2004 in the rearview mirror and to 2005 clearing the horizon. Here's to heat. Not the kind that burns down shacks and shanty's but the kind that brings down pants and panties.
Good Luck to you and yours in 2005.
I've never put much stock in the changing of the calender year, it doesn't symbolize much of anything in my life, I usually pick my birthday, another year in my calendar of life to try and put things into perspective, but since there's been little said as the calendar changes and the hustling and bustling of 2004 has given me little time to reflect I'll take this opportunity.
Few years have gone by where so much has changed in my life, if I were to attempt to sum my life up in a few paragraph's this year would be the hardest to keep in a paragraph. Certainly with the good comes the bad and each time a scoop of bad is added to my bowl I try to keep in mind that inevitibly some good will come.
Big moves, hurricanes, crumbling houses, hacked forums, downed servers... a metaphore in the making, no? I do believe that what does not kill us makes us stronger and from each hurdle and each mistake made comes a valuable lesson no doubt. I got my share in 2004 and will still be making payments on the lessons learned in 2005.
So raise your virtual glass, to those that look forward to 2004 in the rearview mirror and to 2005 clearing the horizon. Here's to heat. Not the kind that burns down shacks and shanty's but the kind that brings down pants and panties.
Good Luck to you and yours in 2005.
here here! i hope 05 is a better than 04 for you!
for me im about to start ANOTHER job (3 last year!), new roomate, etc etc etc
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