In other news I watched Never Been Kissed for the first time the other night. It was a decent movie, I'm not a big fan of Drew Barrymore, but it was good--ish. It did, however, bring me to the realization that like Drew Barrymore I have never really been kissed. This might just be my delusional thinking that my life is a romantic comedy, but I like to imagine such things are possible. Things never seem to go they way I imagine them, but this isn't something new to the wonderful people of reality, as expertly demonstrated in 500 Days of Summer, it usually goes completly sideways from your imagined senario. But there I go again referencing a romantic comedy inorder to make a point about reality. If anyone wants to know what goes on in my head just picture a an on going romantic comedy where I have several stories with several women and I may or may not look something like Ryan Gosling. The fact is that no matter what I conjure up in my head, I never seem to sound anything like Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds, or most of all Tom Hanks. I mean I can't even ask a girl out with out blubbering something stupid and sounding like a complet dork. The worst thing though, is that a half hour later I'm sitting there thinking of thing I could have said, genius things I could have said to her. How I could have mustered up a whole lot more charm then I actually exerted. Yet, here I am almost a month away from my mission and I'm thinking about romance. Well, you can't blame me for wanting to fill maybe just a little bit of my canteen. But that sounds more crude then I really endend it to be. I'm not one to shout out a booty call, or have a n.c.m.o. I think I can say at least that those days are behind me. I guess I will always just be one of those hopeless romantics. So, I'll have no greif from anyone of you, I just want some romance, so sue me.
"That thing, that moment, when you kiss someone and everything around becomes hazy and the only thing in focus is you and this person and you realize that that person is the only person that you're supposed to kiss for the rest of your life, and for one moment you get this amazing gift and you want to laugh and you want to cry because you feel so lucky that you found it and so scared that that it will go away all at the same time."Before or after the mission this sure would be nice...
My last thoughts are provoked by my man John Mayers song Stop This Train. It seems that I have nearly crossed the threshold of my life where I step onto a even faster train which is called adulthood. I have to admit I'm scared and I want to "stop this train." But it's an immovable force and we are just can't do anything but hope we are propelled into a halfway decent direction were we can find some happiness, the point is we can't hold anything back. We really need to just live I guess. I'm sorry I'm always so cheesy, but thats what most things boil down to. The gospel is simple and may seem just as cheesy, but it's one train I'm glad to be on. So, thats it I guess tell next time --peace.
Oh, and just a random bit, I went to City Creek Center and it was freakin' awesome. I think it's better then the Gateway, but thats just me. It's got better stores, it's nicer looking, it's just better. It does lack a theatre, but I'm willing to loose that for what you gain in the other places. So, I would recommend check out City Creek in Salt Lake, you will have a good time.