Ok so here are a bunch of my vids, a look into my everyday life

This is my boyfriend, his cousin and our roommate...well being boys
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpwfjKTTVJk

Just doing some really unimpressive tricks with a REALLY light cane
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw2UUsZkpWw

TATTOOS

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_Tqeyh3yT0

This is very very important to me. I'm not trying to tell people what they should and shouldn't do, but these are my own personal feelings on the situation. Two days after I made this video, a friend of mine who I hadn't seen in months stood me up to go to a drinking instead, and my roomate showed up after driving drunk and his drunk friend basically called me a whore to my boyfriend....so yeah that's not helping the Drunks side. Please comment




Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWH3wbns8q0

Here is a recap of some of my summer, School Starts Tomorrow.


Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70uQozVjICE

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34Jpf-myDgk

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmyYNMgVkW8

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZiJbfBzhMQ

Drunk Canadian haha Love this guy




Home sweet home, Tour of my Bedroom


Thank you

1.You are small, therefore you are automatically "cute".

2.What you cannot reach, you are small enough to climb and get.

3. Group hugs are just way more fun.

4.You don't have to strain your back when getting a drink from the water fountain.

5. If you can't see over a crowd, you can squeeze your way through complaining you can't see… and there's not much protest anyone can make.

6. (If people are jerks and do not let you through) You are still small enough to get on your friends shoulders.

7. You don't have to stare at the dandruff on top of people's heads.

8.You don't have to worry about adults looking up your nose.

9.Sometimes, you can still play in the kid's playpens at fast food joints, pointing out that you are still under the minimum height.

10. You can avoid being seen when you wish.

11. Most restaurants won't complain if you order off the kids' menu. After all, your stomach is JUST as small ;-)

12. You usually don't have to worry about any sign that prints, "Mind your head".

13. "Though she be but little, she is fierce"—William Shakespeare, A Midsummer's Night Dream.

14, When it comes to "Stop, drop, and Roll", you are the first one there.

15. If you drop something, it's not so much of a burden to pick it up

16.When at a pool party, you never have to worry about being on the bottom when playing "Chicken".

17. People are far more impressed when a small person does something big.

18. No one notices when a big person does something little.

19. As a child, you always won Hide-And-Go-Seek buy contorting yourself into tiny spaces

20. You can STILL contort yourself into tiny spaces.

21. You can still buy awesome kids shirts from the Disney Store.

22. Your feet don't hang over the edge of your bunk at summer camp.

23. Not only do you fit on your bunk, you can fit your suitcase as well. This comes in handy if you have the top bunk and hate to get down to get changed.

24. If you ever injure yourself, it's a whole lot easier for someone to carry you around.

25. You can still jump on peoples back without knocking them over. (Hopefully, this was the desired effect. If not, it's a lot easier to tackle around the knees).

26. If you are involved in the martial arts, remember: Not a lot of people use a number 2 hogu, so you're less likely to get a chest protector that cushions as well as a marshmallow.

27. People are so impressed when they find out you can kick them in the head.

28. It's a lot easier to get in and out of cars (trucks are another thing).

29.The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Those who are small only fall so far.

30. If you are dumb and want to get drunk just for the sake of getting drunk… it won't take long.

31. You were always the best at "Head, shoulders, knees and toes"

32. During a bomb drill, you are more comfortable under the desk then your classmates.

33. You understand just why Hobbits are so awesome.

34. The pool is always deeper.

35. You can still dive and cannonball in the shallow end of the pool.

36.You can sit Indian style in a restaurant booth.

37. Any chair is just MORE comfortable

38. You can stretch all the way out in a bathtub without having your knees sticking out and freezing.

39. If you prefer the shower, you don't have to worry about your head bumping into the nozzle.

40. You can still jump on your bed without getting knocked unconscious by the ceiling fan.

41. You can avoid getting called on by the teacher if sitting anywhere but the front row.

42. If you are flexible enough, you can fit your arm in the soda machine and grab one. If you fail, you can have a hell of a time explaining why your arm is stuck in a soda machine.

43. You can still carry an awesome little kids backpack around without it looking to small for you.

44. You can feel so secure in another's arms…. And if not, you can slip between them.

45. In the movie theatre, you can put your feet on the seat in front of you… unless of course that seat is occupied. Then you can just rest your feet in the MIDDLE the chair in front of you.

46. You're a smaller target in dodge ball.

47. Life Size Barbie ain't got Sh** on you!

48. Often, you can still hide under the bed… right after you push aside your lost laundry, magazines, dust bunnies, text books and the friendly monster that lives under there.

49. Someone always seems to offer you help when you are carrying a large load.

50. You can fit more people into a photo-booth if they are small… same effect will happen with a telephone booth, closets , beds, shipping boxes… just about anything.

51. You are always at the TOP of a human pyramid, not the bottom.

52.Limbo just seems a lot easier for some reason.

53. Who needs a horse if you have a Great Dane?

54. Fact: Children automatically open up and can be friendlier to someone who is short apposed to someone who is tall…. If you do not like children, just yell at the little ankle biters and they'll buzz off.

55. You don't have to hunch in front of public computers.

56. You usually don't feel like you are going to suffocate or endure stomach damage when the safety bar comes down on a roller coaster.

57. You might still be able to fit into that Power Ranger outfit stuffed somewhere in your closet.

58. There's more room in the back of a car…. If there is no more room, you can fit in the trunk quite nicely.

59. You can walk through the Kids VIP Door at Funtasticks!

60. For some odd reason, cartwheels are just easier!

61. If you don't like the food you're given, it's a lot more convincing to say you're full after so many mouthfuls.

62. Everything is becoming smaller! Smaller cell phones, smaller cameras, smaller computers, smaller soda cans, smaller radios, smaller water bottles, smaller freshman, smaller graduate rate… it's the new "in" thing!

63. When you get a large pack of candy… it's GIANT!

64. You actually spend time thinking about advantages to being small.

65. Three words: "David and Goliath".

66. Crowd surfing lasts so much longer.

67. You can get away with wearing platform shoes and high-heels.

68. Remember, coffins and Urns are often charged by size! You will save your family a few bucks.

69. You don't hit your head on the ceiling of a car when it hits the speed bumps

70. You can actually fit in a travel size suitcase… the problem will be getting past the security guards in the airport

71.You can completely stretch out on any real couch.

72. You know you're in for a bit of a stretch when hear, "Right foot green, Left Foot Red", but it's more fun!

I wrote this some while ago after some studying. I could expand on this, and add some more of my personal feelings but I think it's ok for now.

The love between a man and woman makes all the great poems contemporaneous with each other and with ourselves. There is a sense in which each great love affair is unique- a world in itself, incomparable. That is, at least the way it feels to romantic lovers. But even to observers like you and I, we can see that difference between the relaionship of Paris and Helen in the Iliad and that of Prince Andrew and Natasha in War and Peace, or Tom Jones and Sophia, Don Quixote and Dulcinea, Aeneas and Dido, Othelo and Desdemona, Henry V and Catherine, Samson and Delilah, Antony and Cleopatra, Orlando and Rosalind, Haemon and Antigone,  and Adam and Eve.

 The analyst can make distinctions here and classify these loves as the conjugal and the ilicit, normal and perverse, the sexual and the idyllic, the infantile and adult, romantic and Christian. He can group these partners despite thier apparent variety and set them apart from still other categories of love: Friendships of human being, family ties, the love of man for himself, for his fellow men, for his country and for God. All these kinds of love are no less than the love between a man and a woman.

The friendship of Achilles and Patroclus dominates the actions of Iliad even more than perhasp the passions of Paris for Helen. The love Hamlet had for his father and, in other mood, his mother overshadows his evenesent tenderness for Ophelia. Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, Rozencrantz and Guildenstern, Sam and Frodo seem to be bound more closley by companionship than Cupids knot. The love Cordelia had for King Lear surpasses, though dosn't defeat, the lusts of Goneril and Regan. Brutus lays down his life for Rome as ready as Antony gives his life for Cleopatra.

Self Love. "Amour-propre" varies its several different degrees and prompts the actions of Odysseus, Oedipus, Macbeth, Faust, and Captain Ahab. All finds its prototype in the infinate amour-propre of Lucifer in Paradise Lost. This self love, which in extreme form is called "Narcissism" competes with every other love in human life. Yet, self love, like sexual love, can be overcome by the love which is charity toward the compassion for others.True "self love" according to Locke, necessarily leads to love of neighbor and in Dante's view of the hierarchy of love, men ascend from loving their neighbors as themselves to loving God.

Still other of the great books deal with Love's exhibition of its power. A few of the early dialogues of Plato discuss love and friendship, but more dramatically set forth the love his followers bear Socrates, and Socrates' love of wisdom and truth.

In the Bible, the history of mankind itself is told in terms of love, or rather the multiplicity of loves. Every love is here- of God and Man, perverse and pure, the idolatry and vanity of love misplaced, every un-natrual lust,  all hates in which love engenders.

Aristotle classifies different kinds of love in his analysis of the types of friendship. Since the lovable consist of "the good, pleasant, or useful", he writes, "there are three kids of friendship, equal in number to the things that are lovable: for with respect to each there is a mutual and recognized love, and those who love each other wish well to each other in that respect in which they love one another".

Freud's theory places the origin of love in the secular instincts and so for him the many varieties of love are simply the forms which love takes as the libido fixes upon various objects. "The nucleus of what we mean by love naturally consist...in sexual love with sexual union as its aim. We do not separate this. On the one hand, self love and on the other love for parents and children, friendships and love for humanity in general. and also devotions to concrete objects and abstract ideas..All these tendencies are an expression of the same instinctive activities".

At the opposite pole, theologians identity God with love and see in God's love for Himself and for his creatures the principle not only of creation, and of salvation, but also the measure of all other loves by with created things turn toward or away from God. Saint John writes, "For love is of God; and everyone that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. He that Loveth not knoweth not God; for God is Love".

There is a second fact about love which poetry and history bear testimony. Love often turns into hate. Sometimes there is love and hate of the same object; sometimes love inspires hate, as it ocasions jealousy, of things which threaten it. Anger and fear too follow in the wake of love. Love seems to be the primal passion generating all the others according to the oppositions of cause and effect. But not all the anylyst of love seem to agree upon this point.

Love is all opposites- the only reality, the great illusion; the giver and consumer of life. Men fall in love with love and fight against it. Omnia vincit amor, Virgil writes, "Love conquers all".

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