I know Thanksgiving was yesterday, but why should we only give thanks for what we have on one day of the year? We should be thankful everyday and express gratitude for our life. Thanksgiving may be over, but there will be more days to come where you have the opportunity to help others in some way. I have taken some time to put up a List of 10 things I’m thankful for:

-living a healthy life.
-having a caring and loving family.
-having good and understanding friends.
-having delicious food t...

I have been busy recently, and I feel like it’s my fault (it is, but the teachers’ "brilliant" ideas for holidays have to do with it too). Well, I wasted another holiday and now find myself doing the essay at the last minute. If only time could be bought (I hope it’s cheap) or re-used, then I could finally do at least half of the things I want to do in my life. I’ll be posting some of my haikus in the next few days, and should make myself write down the "What’s in the Playlist?" art...

Ok, some of the candidates I wanted to win didn’t. The island’s almost all blue (and not in a good way, since the elections weren't as close as I expected). But that’s ok; because now if the government is lazier and dumber, then people will learn not to vote for the same old money wasters (they’ll have to gain consciousness eventually). Also, like everybody expected, Barack Obama won the USA elections and became the 44th elected president of the nation. Hope he brings more than just a...

Today’s Election Day (here and in the USA), and even though it should be quiet, and there should be no more campaign ads or noise, it feels like the candidates have a last minute urge to get more voters. I don’t vote, but that doesn’t mean I can’t support candidates and convince my family for whom to vote (which I did). I’m not an anarchist, but I believe giving a vote to “Nobody” as write-in candidate on the ballots wouldn’t be such a bad idea (to express our distrust and ang...