So by the start of school I got to sit and watch, while not really watching, a performance that had a few people reading off some monologues with style and a certain kind of swagger that made them remotely entertaining. And now we have come full circle and I have to make and perform my own piece, and the best part is there aren’t and real guidelines so I can’t be wrong. Easy A or whatever grade they give in this class.
So here I am, a relic of a age that has faded into obscurity. I don’t even feel like I belong here. I mean it’s like I’m the angry old man that sits on the porch and complains how the music and t.v. you youngins enjoy is crap or that back in my day the two train was red. Sure neither of those things matter but in this small time I been paying attention so much has changed and upgraded. If I was truly older I’m sure that it would suck not being able to really connect to a world that’s hell bent on moving forward as fast as possible.
Remember the Y2k scare.. Just felt like mentioning it..I can’t find people that do… But they all know the 2012 thing..
So now I’m in Baruch and I have to say the best part is I don’t have to pick a major or any of that for awhile. So I get tons of time to drift and test the waters. Another point is everyone is so nice. It’s nothing like the life outside where maybe 50% of the people you meet or nice enough to say hi or not try and rob you. Oh and another good point about this school is it’s close to most types of food shops so there wont be any problems with lunch.
So now it’s back to me. For the future I guess I want enough money to live happy, a home, to learn how to cook, And a dog.. You know that dog that kinda looks like a wolf. I should of looked up the name for this piece but since I’m not getting one anytime soon I chose not to. Um family.. What’s there to say. Mom,dad,sister, sister, brother, brother, and J.R. All I can say it’s a fun hassle to deal with. I wouldn’t say I’m personally close with any of them but I’m like a friend that happens to live there.
I want to make a closing not to tie things together but then I realized it’s a monologue, I can leave it on a cliffhanger.