A Reflection.
It's been around two weeks now that i've had some sort of sickness. It's getting better and I think I'll go to school tomorrow. I stayed home today and yesterday, and didn't miss school. If we were in Rhode Island I know I would've tried to go no matter what because I never wanted to miss a day being without my friends. In Ohio, it's harder because I'm new and don't have many friends but I'm working on my grades a lot more and getting honors, so it has it's pros and cons. I was tested for mono, strep, virus, everything but it was all negative so I'm on antibiotics. I had a really bad sore throat, and a lot of congestion but, it's getting better. :)
I guess a lot has happened from the last post, and I guess this is where my reflection starts...
It is very hard to find a girlfriend that is a christian. I can't thank this person enough for helping me out throughout the move. I know that I would've been very depressed without my friends but I had someone and that made everything that much better. She also brought me closer to God which I can't thank her enough. There are many other things but, those are the main ones. The relationship we shared fell apart(I don't feel the need of explaining everything)and we broke up. While we were friends we fought a lot, and every day seemed to bring another argument. Needless to say it was not fun nor healthy. At this point, we are no longer best friends, or friends for that matter. In the past, when something like this happened it took me a year and sometimes never again did I talk to the other person. This is different. I am going to be more mature about this and if she decides to talk to me I will talk to her and not completely ignore her. I can't help but think maybe this is for the best. I believe we need time apart and in the future a great friendship is NOT out of the question. It's just at this point every attempt made towards good turns bad. So ultimately, I decided this is the only thing to do. People change and I've accepted that. I will not forget the memories and the awesome times we shared. And I will always be thankful to this person. There's a lot more to be said on this but, for your(the reader's)sake I'll just leave it at that.
Throughout this time, I played ALOT of guitar and wrote several good songs and yesterday wrote one that I'm really enjoying the shape it's taking. AND! I found a kid at school who plays acoustic and we're going to jam and see what happens. I really hope we start a band, I miss jamming with friends up in Rhode Island every day. Christmas time is coming, and this year I'm asking my parents for a mandolin :) Sorry this post was really long, but that was basically the past month or so of my life. When you never update, I guess the post has to be long. I hope everyone is doing well and staying warm!
-Matthew
I guess a lot has happened from the last post, and I guess this is where my reflection starts...
It is very hard to find a girlfriend that is a christian. I can't thank this person enough for helping me out throughout the move. I know that I would've been very depressed without my friends but I had someone and that made everything that much better. She also brought me closer to God which I can't thank her enough. There are many other things but, those are the main ones. The relationship we shared fell apart(I don't feel the need of explaining everything)and we broke up. While we were friends we fought a lot, and every day seemed to bring another argument. Needless to say it was not fun nor healthy. At this point, we are no longer best friends, or friends for that matter. In the past, when something like this happened it took me a year and sometimes never again did I talk to the other person. This is different. I am going to be more mature about this and if she decides to talk to me I will talk to her and not completely ignore her. I can't help but think maybe this is for the best. I believe we need time apart and in the future a great friendship is NOT out of the question. It's just at this point every attempt made towards good turns bad. So ultimately, I decided this is the only thing to do. People change and I've accepted that. I will not forget the memories and the awesome times we shared. And I will always be thankful to this person. There's a lot more to be said on this but, for your(the reader's)sake I'll just leave it at that.
Throughout this time, I played ALOT of guitar and wrote several good songs and yesterday wrote one that I'm really enjoying the shape it's taking. AND! I found a kid at school who plays acoustic and we're going to jam and see what happens. I really hope we start a band, I miss jamming with friends up in Rhode Island every day. Christmas time is coming, and this year I'm asking my parents for a mandolin :) Sorry this post was really long, but that was basically the past month or so of my life. When you never update, I guess the post has to be long. I hope everyone is doing well and staying warm!
-Matthew
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Hey Matt. Its nice that your sticken' around still;) -
Yeah, but the time period that i am talking about was during a couple of wars, and as an average person you would probably have been a farmer. -
I don't think that i quite got that. You are saying that it wouled be worse in medieval times? (I agree if that's what you mean) -
Glad that you are sounding more upbeat! You are a great kid Matt. Josh wants an electric/acoustic guitar. That kid has so many guitars andnow he wants another one! -
We are hoping to get together with your parents sometime soon. We will try a weekend up there after the holidays. Can you e-mail me your mom's home phone? -
Yeah, you can't believe some of the terrible things that were done in England at that time, to people that were not catholic! -
I've been sick, too! It's been about two months of various things. Anyway, I'm sick of being sick. ;-) Glad to hear that your thoughts on your ex-relationship. I heard once that it takes a month of recovery for every month you were in a relationship. If it were an intense one. I don't know if that's accurate or not, but it seems to be the way I work. ;-) -
Arizona. Way far away. That is GREAT that you are planning to have a farm. That is just NOT something that you hear people wanting to do now-a-days. (unfortunately) -
That IS funny! -
I'm a GREAT road trip person. I'm always getting people to play stupid games like "If you had $1 million dollars to open up a business, what business would you open?" Although some people get annoyed with all my questions. But when that happens we just start playing cool music and mooning cars that we pass.;-) -
MATT HEY WHAT"S UP WE MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!! TELL YOUR PARENTS I SAID HOWDY:) -
I didn't know about you and Josh. Great! -
I am so sorry, but Mary tagged me so I am tagging you. Check out my blog for the details. -
Matt! Get back on pleonast!