It's just one more day I have finished today. A day that's well worth the mention, in my eyes. Though, nothing was worth mention until the latter half. the first half? nothing but NOTHING. so I'm going to go on the 2 hours that made my day what it was. and for the one that will read this, you can skip it. it's all stuff you know anyways.
Raining, (which I love with the exclusion of the mirror roads at night) and driving fast cause i can, took me to the wal-mart by my house. one I know much from growing up there and finding my way to the department that always understood me, the electronics (hey, video games know how to... push my buttons). But anyway, I get there and the first thing- old times. I know I say that a lot, so maybe I'm an emotional/sentimental weirdo. but what it was- sitting in the car, just talking. That had always put a sunny smile on my outlook, no matter when it was. so as you can imagine, it did the same here. and then, of course, she got me even more by letting me listen to whatever she had to say. and if future kenneth ever reads this, I'm just letting you know, you love that, in case you need to be reminded. so that ensued and shortly a puddle piddle was the second paragraph of our little note, just playing in the water. I got in my buggy and if only there was a motor on it, i could have driven it. I've had much buggy riding experience, i could totally do it. Yes, so after going in and getting a movie with her, we walked back and talked for 5, then decided that was good. :D:D and my next favorite part, the signature. Our hug! So that was my night. A good ending.
The night was something more than the place and person the time was spent on, but more on why I was even there in the first place. 4 years ago, i never would have imagined some simple night like this would have happened. even yet, my everyday life. I continue to look back and see how much I've come from, and that makes me happy. To what most people i know might call, sheltering parents, i give my thanks, but my sorry as well. I'm so happy to have been given what I was, the schooling, and the house rules and the no video games and the come home at a certain time and the 'you just don't ask someone that, it's rude' and all the silly things that all little boys don't like. it's something that you don't know you like, until time leaves and you realize how it helped you. I think there are so many people out there that just think about what they have and all the rest they can see is where that will take them, or what they can have next. I'm so happy to have lived the life I did, I'd do it again. There's THAT side of it.
The NEXT side of it is, I'd never want that part of my life to be replayed, at all. Sometimes I wish I had a different raising, so I could see what it's really like, not being around christians all the time. But I think, then I wouldn't know any different from that either, so it's pointless. I have to have one standpoint, and I'm glad it was the one I was given. I wish I was able to not have to come home every single night of the school week and had more lax parents. who kept my bed time at 11 until I was a senior in high school. I think most of THOSE wants come from the superego in me.
Now, I know if I'm reading this again, I probably confused me. So here, my point resides. All that to mean- what I was given to me, was for a purpose. And that purpose led me here. Whatever it was that made me love the little things, like tonight, i want to keep it. When this eager puppy gets old, I'd like to keep me that way until I'm a cute little old man teaching somewhere at a university, or the nice old man that is you landlord.
It's just sad when i know that my memory can't hold every little time to be had.
I like my life. and whatever bumps i have to go over, i have people to hold. but when everyone leaves, i still don't need them to keep going. I have my Father to always walk next to and hold on to. And that's something to make a person smile.
So, Old Kenneth, one more thing...
Keep if fresh old dude. rock those high waters.
