The Darkest Evil

On Friday, I was officially 20 years old and I’m kind of in awe about that. Honestly, I’m still wondering how I made it this far without going completely insane, becoming completely anti-social (only partially anti-social) or losing my way. It kind of gives you an odd feeling inside that maybe I should have done more with my life. But looking at this logically, I have done a pretty fair amount with my life, which is something that I was not truly expecting. But now, I am drafting a plan for what I want to do with my life from here on out. There are a few things happening in my life which are kind of hush hush, but I am leaving around little hints and clues as to what they are around the net. However, I believe in honesty and I believe in truth. And I believe that I should tell you all what I am planning to do really soon. Continue reading ‘So, I’m 20 now?’

Before you read this, yes it is a gift me-me. And yes, I am writing this with the hopeful mentality that I may very well get something for my birthday. This is because I had to leave a lot of shit back in Canada and I had to bring the most minimal of stuff back to the United States, a bit of it being lost along the way. I am writing this for anyone who may be reading this who may want to send me a gift. Or some people who are guilty of doing something negative towards my Canadian Immigration and want to try to alleviate themselves of said guilt (looking at a few people). Having said that, I am going to continue on to the upcoming post. Continue reading ‘My 20th birthday is coming up’

I remember when I was travelling on Greyhound, I had four pieces of luggage and my hat. These were a brown rolling suitcase, a smaller rolling laptop bag, a laptop bag by booq and a backpack. These are the things I left Canada with. When I was in Lethbridge, the strap to my laptop bag broke off and I had to carry it, by hand. This was a pain because I also cut my hand open pretty badly in Lethbridge, Alberta. Which is something that I am going to write about in a later post. But anyways, on with my luggage. Continue reading ‘Missing my luggage’

You know, for the past few days, I’ve been craving a dozen of my favourite doughnuts from my favourite doughnut place: Shipleys. They were my favourite considering the fact that every other doughnut shop does a piss poor job at making vanilla cream filled doughnuts. The problem? While I was in Canada, they must have either moved or closed down because their storefront is closed. So that just means the closest eatery to me is closed. I know where the nearest Shipley’s is but I know that it really isn’t within walking distance. Continue reading ‘Craving Doughnuts!’

When I got through the Canada-US border at Sweetgrass, Montana - I found that there was a very limited amount of businesses around the border. There was a duty free shop/gas station, a biker bar (I know this through the sign on the front of the bar that said “Welcome Bikers” and the references to places that are synonymous with biking such as Sturgis) that also served as a hotel and a café (the café was currently awaiting a new renter), a rest stop for travellers and another gas station next to the bar (which also served as a cafe). You would think, being near the Canada United States border, there’d be a bit more business given the traffic from the point of entry. This is bad news because none of the places here in Sweetgrass, have Internet access. This is a big problem because I could not post to my blog nor contact my girlfriend. Continue reading ‘Business Opportunities - Sweetgrass, Montana’