Thanks everyone.

I have no desire to live long enough to see 100, and I feel like most people at that age are tired of living and honestly just don't give a **** anymore, anyways. There's just no quality of life.

Just got off of the phone with my 85 year old mom. She's not there yet. Still pretty sharp. But....

My great-great-aunt is 104 and still completely independent.

That's an outlier though

Most are pretty helpless on their own at like 85

I'm seeing DIIV, No Joy, and Sunflower Bean tonight. Don't really feel like going. It's been a long weekend and I start my second job tomorrow on top of working my first one. Could use the sleep. It's also all the f*ck way downtown. Why the hell are all the music venues in New York City far as f*ck away from me. The A train is also experiencing delays tonight. Bleh.

I canned the show. Bridge traffic was at standstill and the A is still running delays. Made a decision to get some sleep tonight and get work done before I start my second job at Barnes and Noble tomorrow night. Bummed, but I think I made the right decision. I wouldn't have missed half the show.

Crazy shit in my store but whatev

now I'm drunk

Yesterday, I went to a send-off party for my ex-GF's sisters adopted son, who is going into the Marines. I wore my U.S. Army hat proudly, and kept telling him "Go Army!" just to rib him a bit. They even had a greeting card station, where you write a little something on a card, sign it, and put it into a pile where Zach (the new Marine) would get them steadily (a few cards per week) as his tour of duty progressed through several months. You can probably guess what I wrote.

Real life trolling... it happens everywhere. Even in the military.

Go Air Force!

You missed it by >< that much.