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| It's been so long since I've last posted. I've learned a lot. I feel like saying something cliche like "If only I can tell myself certain things 2 years ago", but that's not how it works. I've told myself things that I never follow through. It was only after living through these experiences and remembering all the emotions that pushed me to mature a little. I have a greater appreciation for many things and many people in a better way. Whether it was the smiles or the tears, the joy or the sadness, the victories or the failures, I'm living my life. That's always one thing I should be happy about.  | | |
| 2004-03-01 03:09am
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| 2004-01-19 12:26am
Last entry for a while (indefinite): Sometimes when you try so hard and you just can't succeed, stop trying to succeed. | | |
| 2004-01-18 12:04pm
A Mark Dundon encounter:
Most unusual conversation of his night:
(the guy Mark is talking to points to the phone cards on the wall)
Guy: Hey are those condoms?
Mark: No I think they are phone cards.
Guy: Well there really isn't much difference they both keep you in touch with people.
2004-01-18 07:55am
Who can I pour my heart and soul out to at this hour? It's almost 8am on a Sunday morning. People are still sleeping. I should be too, but there is something bothering me as usual. It's always easy for someone else to simply tell me what to do, but it's so hard for me to actually do it. I get advices from all my friends whether I want them or not. And some won't give me advices even if I seek it from them, but I guess they are right when they tell me that I have to make the choice; they can't make it for me. I wonder if life is really like the 2nd Matrix movie. It's not that you need advice. You already made a choice. You're only trying to understand why you made that choice. | | |
| 2004-01-18 12:40am
"Once upon a time in Mexico" is a iffy movie. You must be pretty bored before you watch it. It's one of those action films that are not very believable. And it's such a sad story. It's got a better plot than "Desparado", but it's kind of depressing. | | |
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