I couldn't help it. It's all your fault.

In the spirit of all of my other posts- sticking to my normal writing material, this blog will be about

Any guesses? Anyone? Anyone at all?

What did I hear? Did I hear someone say 'Heather'? That's what I thought!

And, my dears, you are correct. So without further ado, we begin:

There's been lots of thought about the future lately. And I don't know if it's a good or bad thing, but most of it involves her. I cant decide if I'm setting myself up for heartbreak if the day ever come that we do part, or I'm just being the smart little thing I am and including her in my plans to make sure she has room.
Along with future pondering, there has been lots of day dreaming. Scenarios about us meeting, us spending days together, nights together...
And also reflection, on our just over four months of history. It is such a little bit of time, but so memorable. This is a time I wont ever forget.

But now, I'm ceasing my talk, because I am despising repetition, and all of this I've said time and time again. I'll spare you, this time.

Things have fallen into a content routine. I'm not sad, nor am I happy. I'm a medium. And everything is a medium. Not good. But not bad. Which that, in itself, is good. So in a round about way, it is good, but not. Are you with me?
I am pondering what my upcoming year will be like once I've started working. But it's very hard to get a very accurate account of what might happen because I have absolutely no idea. If I had more information, I could make a fairly precise projection of what could and very well may happen. But I'm without vitals, so it's impossible.

I am going to rant a bit, so beware.

A point was brought up in Ashley's most recent entry. Something about America. But her statement about it seems to be a severe understatement about it.
Free? No, I think not. Sure, this country could never actually be completely free. Everyone would kill each other. Nothing would be safe. I am well aware that there needs to be some sort of order put in place. But when it infringes on rights we have as people, that do not harm anyone, this is where America has stepped over the line.
I am taught in my lovely learning establishment, that there is a separation of church and state. Meaning that no one religion can have say in the government. So, I ask, why then is it against the law for two people who are in love to get married? Why does the government discriminate against homosexuality? Sure, the Bible says it's wrong. But the Bible has no say over whether or not it is legal. I am right, aren't I?
I have one thing to say: Fuck you, America.

Oh kay, I'm done. I didn't out blog Ashley, but I don't have efficient time right now.
ERRO!