I Bid You Adieu

It has been a good ride here on Blogger. I've shared some laughs and some tears.  The highs and the lows of my senior year here at Loyola University Maryland. I struggled to figure out what my last piece would be about. I did not want to half-ass any new material so I decided that it would be best to just end it with a goodbye to this Blog and a goodbye to senior year.

Writing this blog has been a good experience for my sanity. Everything that has ever been written is 100% original which should give you a sleight idea on what sickening thoughts go on inside my head. Looking back I think my favorite post is "The Forgotten Tops." It was the catalyst that started this insanity and after I wrote it, I never looked back. Everyday on campus was exciting because I was just searching for new material, waiting for something to blog about. Sometimes things fell right into my lap, but others it was difficult to create. It's mentally exhausting trying to make a boring world dramatic. In fact I think this is the hardest work I have done all year.  Assign me a paper comparing slave rebellions, no problem. Tell me to tell a story about babysitting a fish that does nothing AND make it interesting...good god that was tough. I don't want to get philosophical on you because that was never the intention of this blog, but I will say this. Don't go through life in a gaze. Keep your head straight, but your eyes wandering. There is nothing interesting on your phone or on the ground in front of you. Look around, you might just see a dead ranch packet, or a malicious snowman.

It has been a real privilege writing on this blog. To anyone that has been with me since day one, I thank you. My friends, while always telling me I am fucked up for thinking of some of this stuff, supported my writing. I write for you....Just kidding, I could care less about you. I write for myself. I write to enjoy the boring world around me. Take a walk in my shoes, see the world through my glasses and you might just smile a little more and laugh more often.

Congratulations Seniors and remember, bushes are the worst shrubs on this planet.