Picking Up Speed

Being that this is the last official weekend of summer before I move back into the crazy system of every young adult's dream and nightmare that is college, it is turning out to be an all together good time with a little mix of realization and great ideas. I'm not gonna get into everything in complete description, but the main details can be seen as something much more interesting than an episode of TMZ.

After a roaring night of good fun in College Park with some Atl weirdos on Wednesday, and finally getting my financial aid situated, Jess hit me up wanting to finally put down plans into writing. I know it may seem a bit of foolish, but up to this point I have failed to fully put down everything into number and dates. Luckily I meet such cool people that become my very close friends, and then hopefully business partners like Jess here. Where I'm more artistically knowledged, she understands business a lot more than my no job experience mind. After it was all said and done though, the two of us came up with same really good ideas that I am anxiously awaiting to premier to the world, but just like me everyone reading this has to wait till around September when things start to really start going off.

Being that Jess and I were at Piedmont Park, in the vicinity of the notorious seller of the greasy, fatty, disgustingly, delicious awesomeness that is The Double Bypass Burger, The Vortex, and the fact that Jess had both forms of identification, we decided to take a little stroll. I won't go into full detail, but I believe when a homeless man can see the opposite of hunger, whatever that word may be, but it was a bit more than satisfied. I'm talking full on Man V Food, competition eating type of stuffed that doesn't even occur at Thanksgiving due to all of the grease presented within the behemoth of a burger. I'm getting hunger pains just from memory, and I believe at one point my heart did literally stop.

Being that we are on the subject of good and bad ideas, I don't know what I was thinking when I tagged along with Dee and her mean trip to AIA to compare it to SCAD. I felt completely horrible taking advantage of the guy giving us the tour thinking we were prospective students. All in all though it was like nearly every time I've hung with that crazy little geek; a con-cation of bad, angry driving, clumsiness, and good heartfelt conversation. Now I'm gonna go get ready to go see Funny People after talking my brother out of going to go see GI Joe. Now that's a movie I will bootleg.