Words From the Wise

Last night, while lying in bed, it came to me - I haven't written a blog post in a really long time. I have been trying to challenge myself to write but I am experiencing an insane block. (I don't even know what this blog is going to be about..I just keep typing) I think these past few weeks my mind has been here and there: trying to gear up with my large event I have to coordinate, leaving for Ireland, getting ready to help out a friend's living situation, and dealing with some STUPID people....it's really hard to focus. Have you ever wondered what it's like to be someone else? Or see how someone else thinks? I know some of my coworkers and I have. Sometimes you just wonder what posses people to say what they say, talk like they talk, or act like they act, especially when they're grown adults. There are sometimes I get so stressed or annoyed that I wish I were someone else, or that my life were different. It's times like these that I have to

Last night while watching the news, I caught the end of a story about a school banning the "I <3 boobies" bracelets and some kid's dad is suing the school. When I started listening to the story, I thought this was ridiculous. Seriously, you're suing because your 12 year old boy was told not to wear a bracelet that says "I <3 boobies". Then I found out it was the high school in my hometown. Regardless of having a connection to the school or not, my opinion did not change. I felt I needed to let out how I felt about this news story because most people are supporting the kid and the bracelets. Since no one ever reads my blog, I figured this is the best place to let it out. I have a close relationship with anything to do with breast cancer awareness. My grandmother was a breast cancer survivor. I do whatever I can to help support, but there are some places where I draw the line. I don't know why, but I have always found the bracelets to