If you love nothing where is the joy in your life

I felt like this entire quote was too long for a title. Here is the rest of it: "If you fear nothing than you love nothing, if you love nothing then where is the joy in your life?" Wise words by Sean Connery, playing King Arthur. (He was the only reason that movie was good.)

Today, my best friend Emily said to me, "Your blog would be really good if you used punctuation." I didn't know how to respond to this. She then proceeded to explain how commas are man's real best friend, not dogs. This is good advice. The punctuation, not the comma thing. (but that's true too.) but of course being me, I have to be obnoxious.

So this is me. Using punctuation. This is me: Taking pictures of myself. Using punctuation. I feel this is the funniest face I have ever made. Ever.

Someday Emily will be a great writer/English teacher. Actually, she's already a great writer. She's just not an English teacher yet. She'll be the Mr. Atwood of the English department. And totally kick Mr. Lind's ass. I swore. Does It Offend You Yeah?

I have learned that I am the most unmotivated writer probably ever. Even if I have to pay Emily 5$ every week I don't write. It makes not sense to put the dollar sign before the number. No one says "Dollar Five." Just saying. p.s these italics... suddenly became my ADD thoughts; like a second personality. I don't think I ever use semi-colons properly. Something needs to change. I don't know what, but something does.

Right now for this I-will-write-no-matter-how-unmotivated plan, I'm going to rewrite my Cello story only write it through the cello's point of view. Who knows, maybe I'll get a scholarship for it? Who thought a fifteen minute conversation with a homeless man could affect me so much?

Well. . . That's pretty much all I have to say. No exciting stories to tell. No celebrity look alike, or bright green truck. No cute romantic rant. Except that I'm proud to say "I believe in love!"

Also, "Cardigan" is my favorite word this week. I often compliment women on their cardigans, not only because they are cute and fashionable, but because I like to say it. Thank you Old Navy for teaching me that word. It was one of the few things you ever did for me.