Today I opened Amy's blog and made a few startling discoveries. Firstly, I think we should look at the amount Amy has blogged over the years, don't you? In 2005 and 2006 Amy blogged an outstanding 137 times. Truly phenomenal. Then, in 2007 something changed, she blogged only 49 times. This is a tremendous drop! in 2008 Amy blogged an abysmal 33 times. And now that 2009 is half over, she has only blogged 5 times.
Now, now, I cannot complain. To be fair, I've blogged erratically over the past 5 years, but at least I was consistently erratic! According to my calculations, if you continue at this rate you will only blog 4 times next year!
Thank god there is me.
Next, I travelled to March of 2005, not a happy time. In fact, I'd rather forget 8th grade. While we're at it probably the first two years of High School as well. To tell the truth, I'm working on forgetting everything before I bought my first pair of jeans in December of 2008.
Anyway.
(This is my longest post without a picture yet.)
That is better.
ANYWAY.
Michael Jackson is dead. Have you noticed that in all the interviews people say, "he was such a great entertainer." or, "I hope he will always be remembered as a great entertainer." No one says, "He will always be remembered as a great person"?
Strange, huh?
ANYWAY. Damn I'm ADD today.
I was Reading a post of Amy's from March 2008 that caught my eye. It was titled "Homophobia" and described Amy's attempts to do a research project on Homophobia. What I found most interesting was the comment from a man named Russell (Ironic, huh?)
"Homophobia is good, bad and easily understood. For starters it is the very definition of unnatural. There is no case that can ever be made that it is natural. If you simply state that they love each other and what's wrong with that, then you have to allow brothers and sisters that love each other to mate, or fathers and daughters that love each other, or boys and dogs... where does it stop being "love"?
As for hating those participating in such behavior, that's just not right. We all mistakes. We all fall short. We should accept them as humans. Hate the sin, love the sinner."
Damn this makes me mad.
I have to say though, I love Rachel's comment.
"HOMOPHOBIA MAKES ME SAD AND DEPRESSED AND OPRESSED!!! YES, I FEEL OPPRESSED!!! STOP OPRESSING ME YOU FUCKING HOMOPHOBES!!!"
But yeah, looking back at eighth grade was an interesting experience. God bless Amy for keeping her blog for so long, it gives us a window into the past. I really enjoyed looking at the comments everyone left.
So much has changed since then, isn't it weird? Things changed In ways I never imagined.
It is just now hitting me that this is my last summer before college.