Fathers, humans, and life

[BC]

Alright so here's how this is going to go. I'm going to rant a bit, first about my father, then second about Humans in general. I spend alot of time on nerdfighters.com. Big deal, father get over it. I could be out spreading s.t.d's and doing drugs like everyone else at my school or I could be on here educating myself more in a day than most highschoolers learn in a year. Sorry pa that I'm not the dream child you wanted, but you cannot relive your glory days through me. I will not play football if I don't enjoy it.I will not watch football if I don't like it. You are not allowed to yell at me and tell me to get off the computer and watch the tv. Television is mainstream culture I want nothing to do with. Don't yell at me to stop staring at the computer screen when you stare at it just as much. Now onto humans in general, specifically my dad. My dad has lead an increadbly unremarkable life. He is your idiological "average Joe" he works in construction, he hates it. He coaches vollyball. He likes it. He works, he comes home, he eats dinner, he watches tv. His life, along with many, is quite boring. To refer to paper towns , he is a paper man. With a paper house, in a paper town, in a paper world. And when mu father leaves this world,( although I don't want this to EVER happen it will inevitbly come) what will he leave behind? A set of paper kids, a paper house, a paper car, and a bunch of carbon. Life as a whole is an amazing thing. Such a specific set of circumstances come together to create somthing so rare and amazing through out the galexy we have yet to find any other signs of it elsewhere. And we take it for granted. We live our paper lives and we do paper things. We need to make this life we have, remarkable. Remarkability is in the eye of the beholder. I think happiness is pretty darn remarkable. And if I'm happy while on nerd fighters. I think I am living my life. Thank you ladies and gentle men for reading through this entire post. Please exscuse the spelling and gramar, I did this on an iPhone. Leave your thought below.
Love BC

[DeusExLibrus]

I can't believe I'm doing this, but here goes: Every week I watch Project Runway with my girlfriend. Every week the judges encourage the contestants to take risks and be creative. This is all well and good, but in the real world, when you're trying to make a living, this is a bad idea. You need to be able to achieve a balance, so that you can support yourself on the more run of the mill pieces, and make a name off of the more inventive stuff. The fact is a purely paper life seems boring to us and probably is, although its reliable. A focus on inventiveness and creativity to the exclusion of paperness leads to an unreliable income that could end up causing problems. Either way, the idea of a "paper life" has me intrigued. Might just have to look for a copy of Paper Towns at Powell's tomorrow.

[BC]

Im not judging you, im not judging you, im judging you...