Random, Random Thoughts

Here are my random thoughts from the past week. No context, just listing them out.

1. How do you know if someone's your friend? If they know you well enough to call you at 12:30 AM and be there for you even when you insist you're totally fine.

2. Words taste like peaches.

3. Why does anyone buy brand name ANYTHING? From clothes, medicine, household supplies, to even food! No matter how funny the commercial was, there's always a generic product that's just as good for about 50% cheaper. It doesn't make sense.

4. Did you ever notice how you sometimes read a word and suddenly think how ridiculous or weird it looks or sounds like? I couldn't comprehend "Mouth" the other day.

5. Sometimes I think about my life and realize I can't consciously remember when I started doing mature-adult type things that I now do all the time. I never leave a dress shirt untucked anymore. I almost never swear. I've stopped gossiping. I almost never spend money unless its absolutely necessary. I don't feel self conscious about my appearance. I always make a point to say hi to people I know in the halls, no matter how little I know them. I used to never do any of those things. But now I do.

6. Same goes for things like zits. I can't remember when I stopped getting acne. But now I almost never have it, except for the occasional one which pops up as if the Acne-Overlord (name? The Crimson Demon. nickname? Red.) is just proving that he still can give me them if he wants to.

7. The show "Chuck" is probably the most perfect TV show ever. It's funny, has action, suspense, romance. The whole package. Watch it. Glee ain't half bad either.

8. French toast is easier to make then you'd think. Wisk two eggs, a splash of milk, fourth a cup of brown sugar and some nutmeg together. Soak bread. Put on lightly oiled frying pan until brown. Sprinkle powdered sugar. Yum. You can have four slices of French toast ready in less than five minutes. Try it, thank me later.

9. French toast is tasty.

10. When I was 15 I went to Alaska. If you ever go to Alaska, don't you dare take a cruise. Hop from town to town on the local ferries. It is an amazing experience, and I swear to God if you ever find a diner which does not serve literally mouth-watering Halibut Fish N' Chips I will honestly give you my first born child.

I'll probably add more to this later. Adios.

- Justin