Day late, dollar short - squared

Heh. So much for my word. I've come to the conclusion I do that a lot. Say one thing, and not follow through, I mean. I've gotten to the point now where I won't even give my word, but at least I'm learning. Before hand, if I would have missed my deadline or commitment date, I wouldn't have followed through, but here I am, blogging for probably only my mother, just because I said I would, though it is two days behind. Such is life sometimes.

On an unrelated note to my inconsistent nature, I am excited to announce that in 17 or so days, I will leave, on a jet plane. For Colorado. Till Christmas. Although I know I'll be so excited for Colorado, I'm more excited to leave. Not so much to escape, but rather to experience something new, a new way of life, something besides the same thing I've been doing for the past 6 years. It has certainly gotten old. Fort Collins is bound to be a perfect college town, with a population of 160 thousand, many educated individuals, lots to do, and fantastic weather. I could write much more about my thoughts, but time flies, and I'm needed to guard lives. Or work on my tan. One of the two.

Blogging Behavior

I have a short list of blogs I visit regularly; like postsecret , wwtdd , failblog , ffffound ,likecool , to name a few. Besides being creative / insightful / funny / clever, they are all updated quite frequently. As in, at least weekly. I've come to the conclusion that if I want an audience (besides my attentive mother), I've got to step up my game. So here is visual/verbal proof that I am going to attempt to update the site at least once a week, hopefully every Sunday. I know today is Friday, but I'll post again Sunday.

The astronaut picture is a conglomerate of several things; 40 years ago we went to the moon, 'Moon' with Sam Rockwell comes out today, I really want to go see it, I'm watching more movies lately. Speaking of putting people on the moon, I'm still at unrest with why nobody has been back since Mr. Armstrong and the crew. I realize that life isn't easily sustained up there, and that there are no large life forms known, but the men who bounced around, played golf and left footprints 40 years ago were only up there for a few hours. Surely man power on the moon is more informative than robots collecting data (probably more expensive, but that hasn't stopped the government before,), so why haven't they sent up more crews? I don't know. I just don't know. It's just a bizarre scenario. I suppose the world may never know.