Thursday, February 11, 2010

21

Not the movie, though I enjoy the fact that it's a game you can't play until you're that age in particular. I digress. So this past weekend, the 5th in particular, I turned 21 years old. Did I do power hour? Well, no. I went to Safeway with a friend and bought some Captain Morgan Rum and some Mike's Spiced Cider. The next morning I felt sick, I assume cause I had half a large pepperoni (extra pep) pizza and one of those 'new' Mike's drinks at like midnight, and promptly threw up a couple times and called it quits and went home. Enter the evening. Started out great, but as luck would have it I am not the most in tuned of drinkers and got a little carried away. By a little carried away I mean that I had a shot of tequila, a kamikazi, a pint of hard cider, and 3 glasses (glasses, not shots) of rum. All of this within a couple hours resulted in my body being unable to continue metabolizing its alcohol. Thus I ended up on the bathroom floor. Why do I write this? Well, I felt like it's a noteworthy experience. Because I puked my guts out you ask? Nay. I find this situation noteworthy because I failed in something. And not only did I stumble, I fell off a friggin cliff. I made a rather large error in judgement and was not very responsible. I did not set a good example for those around me and those that look up to me. For that I am sorry, however until after the fact I had never really thought about who all was looking up to me. I can only hope that this incident has not damaged their views of me too badly, but more importantly I've taken a rather good lesson from the entire situation. I've been reminded how important it is to be ever vigilant in regards to one's integrity and responsibility. I will do my best to not forget this again.

-Ken

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Considering that until last semester I had never really gotten a good look at a roadrunner, I've seen an awful lot of them. One literally just ran past my leg.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

On Blogging

So, an interesting conversation arose between my lil sister and I. That conversation was about, I would hope that you could guess although not everyone's born with awesome powers of deduction, blogging. She wants to one day be a freelance artist/writer. I personally think that's awesome and that she's be pretty damn good at it, she's just gotta get over the whole laziness thing. (Something that seems to run in the family mind you, like a hidden secret or like a small green man that threatens to kill himself if you do more work than you have to and spontaneously duplicates himself everytime a new member of the family arises.) I digress, so it became apparent to me that 1. I've actually managed to keep this thing up and running, and 2. I'm actually enjoying it. It's nice to have a place to store any sort of random thought that occurs within my mind. Thanks to my phone this blog has truly become a real journal, a captain's log of sorts. I'm excited. =)

-Ken

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Ken's new favorite music to play as he goes through his daily, amazingly EPIC life is by the artist Within Temptation. Goth Rock + Symphony = ^.^

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Ninjas are hydrophobic. God made them hydrophobic. Then God put ninjas in Japan so that they were trapped and couldn't get loose to terrorize the world.
Dear Blog,
Today was my first day at school for the spring semester. I have a headache. This, surprisingly, is not indicative of how my day went. That is all.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Fortnight

So... A couple weeks back, after practicing with Mitch for worship during Katalyst, I participated in the construction of a fort in order to repel a zombie attack. On a scale of one to un-friggin-believable the event ranked at least a freakin awesome. Since then I have gotten sick at least once more and gotten better (My immune system has got to be in all sorts of chaos), finished my list of primers, celebrated the dawn of the new year, had coffee with a good friend, combined a chess set and velcro to make a sweet travel chess set, driven 6 hours to the mountains by San Diego for Catalyst, taught 2 classes, had great food, and ran sound. I did end up getting my XBOX live account hacked and as such lost a decent amount of money and my Gamertag, however it looks like I'll be getting it all back so we'll see. Overall, a pretty good amount of awesomeness minus the getting hacked part. Hopefully my week continues to be good.