doctoroctopus

I've become such a lazy ass on here... sorry folks... just been kind of down about most things since I don't have a job and have to worry about money :/ I'm about the least materialistic person in the world, I could really care less about posessions, but bills need to be paid and rent needs to get paid as well. $205 unemployment is enough to just BARELY pay my bills... but food is another thing, since I'm not exactly a small boy or nothing Gas isn't cheap these days either, and I need to fill my tank at least twice a week while I look for jobs. At least I got to go over to my buddy crazyrick's journal and vent a little. Thanks pal.

It's weird really, I'm down most of the day, but I get to see my g/f at night and it's almost like nothing is wrong in the world. I wouldn't say I'm in love yet, I'm very cautious of that after my most recent experience with the "L" word, but I can honestly say I'm quite content. I'm sure you all get sick of reading about the g/f in this column, but damn it I like writing about it

It's the start of the weekend, but it's next weekend that I'm REALLY looking forward to. Thats when I get to go see WWE Summerslam on Sunday in Phoenix, then WWE RAW the next day here in Tucson, then I get to see a concert featuring Smile Empty Soul and Yellowcard for free here in Tucson that Tuesday night. Should be an action packed three days

Now I leave by asking all who view this a question, if you could meet any famous person, dead or alive, and have lunch with them, who would it be and why? For me it would have to be Muhammed Ali, because not only was he the best boxer ever, he was also a man with strong beliefs that wouldn't be shaken no matter what, and he was someone that people genuinely could rally behind and love for more then just his athletic prowess. He was the rare athlete that actually transcended the sports world and was a cultural icon.