The visual, audial, and textual deposit of Levi Mills, a student at the University of Wisconsin.

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I’m typing this on my phone because A. I don’t want to take the computer out of it’s bag, and B. The Rose Bowl’s on and I don’t want to walk 20 feet and get the cable splitter to plug in the modem. In summary, I’m lazy. It’s a New Year and a new decade. Yeah, it’s been a DECADE since badger state soccer, Mr. McDunough’s corny tomato jokes, and my first chicken cordon bleu. Let’s put aside how terrifying that is and focus on the past year and the year ahead. I’m not big on resolutions; if I really wanted to do something, or make a significant change, I wouldn’t wait until the first to do it. Instead, I chose to act like a completely insane person and had a fictional conversation with year-ago levi. It went a little like this: Levi: oh hey there, you handsome devil. 2009levi: Jesus fucking Christ! I’m in the shower! You look like me! Why do you loOh hey the collick looks like it’s on the left for other people, huh? Levi: from the future, blah blah, I want to tell you something in hopes that I’ll gain some perspective on the last year of my - our life 2009levi:…so, not a badass terminator or a long lost twin who’s mind I can read? OH! And light comes out of our hands when we touch!? Levi: you’re naked, don’t touch me. You can’t be serious. 2009levi: no….no, of course not. That’s….that’s, uh, completely ridiculous. What do you want? Levi: here goes. (Blah blah, all events of last year) 2009levi: oh. Nice. The things you’ve just told me are mostly positive. I am now looking forward to the next year of our life Levi: your happiness has given me perspective on my current position and the events of the past year. Thank you As far as 2010 goes, I’d like to have a good year. That’s it. I don’t know what’s going to happen in the next year, and I’d hate to limit the possibilities to what I can imagine at this moment. No, wait. I’d like to find out when ‘Weeds’ starts again. Starting big.

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