Freshman "friendships"

All the stresses of my life, all the bad thoughts erased. gone. for good I hope. the happiest i've been in a while. who ever guessed that letting go of my two closest friends would make me feel so good? I guess it's apart of growing up, letting childish "friendships" go without even letting it bother you. I feel strikingly calm with this choice. Just checked SOLAR and it confirmed my suspicion and a warm smile came across my face. I simply kicked back and continued to watch my Law and order. there has been so much drama and good times but somehow the drama has over taken our good times. I let my moral go for a while. I kept my mouth shut and my eyes open observing but never spoke my mind and for what? to make friends, friends who ended up being nothing but fakes just waiting to blame me for everything that went wrong in their lives. Now don't get me wrong one of these "friends" is less innocent and 'CRAZY' than the other.... I WON'T DROP NAMES like he did to me on a public forum but now i can breathe easy knowing that this triangle has fallen to pieces. HIS dream has come crashing down upon his head. I LAUGH AT HIS PAIN AND SUFFERING. not only can he not have her sexually but now none of us can even have her in our lives. The closest friends can turn to enemies at the drop of a heart... BEWARE

Platypus

I wish National Platypus Day was more than a one day celebration. The joy surrounding the day was evident in everyone's attitude yesterday: Waitresses were kinder; the train conductor winked approvingly at my platypus hat; many people smiled broadly at us yesterday and commented our apparel.

I know New York has a stigma attached to it. However, holidays bring people together. By National Platypus day being more of a secular holiday than a religious holiday (though some devout platypus lovers would argue against National Platypus Day being a religion), it really brought people together. Religion can segregate certain groups of people but everyone loves National Platypus Day.

I should generalize by saying everyone. However, the diverse group of people Morgan and I befriended yesterday all were thrilled to hear of the holiday. (I, too, was surprised some people were just now hearing of it and didn't have prior knowledge.) National Platypus Day shouldn't be a day; it should be a yearly state of mind.