Well, the first five months of this year was quite interesting, to say
the least. In case if any of you didn’t
know, I began to go to college again in January. I just finished the semester about two weeks
ago, did my finals and I just received my final grades a couple days ago. I passed all my classes, even though I missed
a couple assignments in some of my classes due to my extremely poor
memory. I’m looking to sign up for the
fall semester in the next month. This
was the first time going back to a classroom environment style of college in
over a decade, being the college courses I took before were online. One thing though for sure it was an eye-opener, a whole new experience in college.
Literally, almost everything in college is all electronic and online,
which I don’t know if this is a good thing or not. I mean, I know the internet plays a huge role
in our lives nowadays, but I feel we as a society shouldn’t get too dependent
on it. There will come a time when the
internet will be down for a while and no one isn’t going to know what
to do. The schools across the country
should balance out doing work online and offline so students can grasp both
concepts if that time comes.
Also, in March during my spring break, a friend of mine from Illinois
came to visit me. She was the first
visitor I had to come to see me at my house that wasn’t a relative of mine. My friend was only in Colorado for three
days, but it was nice to do some things in the area and go do some
sightseeing. We both went to a bar in
town that was featuring some metal bands on one night. At first, I thought the metal bands were
going to be the cookie monster growling style nu-metal BS that seems all too
common, but they all played thrash metal to my surprise. I literally thought that kind of metal went
extinct over a decade ago. That made me
happy to see people not only be interested in that music but also playing it
as well. This is one thing I’ve started
to do to get out of the house, which is to go see bands play in my
town. Just last week, I saw a local
indie rock band play in Pueblo, which was just awesome. I bought some of their music, a t-shirt, and
even got a free poster of them, with the members signing it. I haven’t done anything like that in over a
decade when I was still living in the Chicago area. I was refreshing, and I look forward to doing
more of this in the future.
My guitar playing is getting better every day, being I play every
single day. I want to start learning
some songs and find some likeminded musicians in my area to jam with. I recently purchased a Gibson SG, a second time
I’ve owned this kind of guitar. The
reason being was I need a good playing, lightweight guitar so when my back
goes out on me or is extremely sore, I still have something to play. I’m primarily a Les Paul player so something
lightweight with humbuckers will do just right for me. I would like to get a band together soon, at
least have something by the end of summer.
My new SG, with one of the many amps I play on. |
I feel I should be celebrating after finding out
the SJW cuck’s music page I used to be part of is shutting down largely in part
of him getting booted off the site thirty days at a time with some posts he
made. However, I am not because of the
reason why he is booted off for thirty days at a time. Facebook, in the past year or so, has gotten
so left-wing and leftist it started to ban people who post anything that’s
considered right-wing, or simply anything that doesn’t agree with their
political views. But yet, Facebook seems
to have no problems with people calling out or even saying they want to
assassinate the President of the United States.
Look, I wasn’t all thrilled either when Donald Trump was elected
president, but I don’t wish the man dead, nor do I try to find any kind of
stupid dirt to attempt to impeach him.
Like it or not, that man is our president and won the election fair and
square. There was no Russian
interference, no phony ballots of any kind.
People need to really start realizing this, and very soon. Anyways, the cuck’s page is going to be shut
down very soon, and quite possibly his time on Facebook is also coming to an
end. I even began to think of parting
ways myself, because I can’t stand the atmosphere that Facebook has
become. Last year, I went looking around
at other social media sites to be part of that were politically neutral and
don’t care what their patrons say or think.
I found two sites: Minds.com and Gabi.ai. I made profiles in each one for more exposure
to my blogs, although I haven’t done too much with them since joining. I’m hoping to remedy that during this summer
break from school. As of right now, my
music page is going to stay open for the time being, until further notice. Well, that’ it, for now, I hope I keep up with
writing too during this summer.
No comments:
Post a Comment