To call or not to call

I’ve got no problem with flying. I certainly don’t mind cell phones seeing as I own one. But one those two combine I get seriously pissed. It seems that ever since people got cell phones they feel compelled to call their entire phone list their flight status changes. I get calling the person who’s picking you up, but you don’t need to call your best friend, your grandmother, and your ex just because we changed gates.

2008 isn't anything special

I know it's been awhile since I posted and I know the random few people who follow my blog have been missing my posts horribly, but hey, I've been busy. But I'll try to keep up to date and if I don't I'll lose some serious sleep, like at least 20 minutes, worrying about it. But off I go:

I've never understood New Year's Resolutions (I'm abbreviating it to NYR cause I'm cool like that). It seems like they're an excuse for people to feel like they're bettering themselves when most of them know that the resolutions won't amount to anything. Approximately 73% of NYRs fail within the first three months according to a study I just made up. But I've never understood what the point of NYRs: if you want to change, don't wait till December 31st to do it.

All of that being said, I've made exactly one NYR in my life. In 5th grade I got tired of being yelled at for being late to school so I resolved to lay out my clothes for the next day and pack my backpack the night before. Not very profound, but I kept it for every single day until I graduated from high school. I guess it's about time for another NYR. Ehh, I'll get to it in 2009.