Where are ya doomy?? Came back to sketch and YOU'RE NOT HERE!

::Teary eyed he speaks:: You've grown up so much and so fast. First graduation, then new glasses and now a birthday. Whens the wedding? : P lol Happy Birthday man.

Dooooooom!

Wooot! Happy 2010 to you too.
-high 5-

why am I mrs Palin? :'(

MR FUD! Ooh, I see your poem :P Nice job on that!! :D I hope you have an awesome uber dooper brand new year, and you'll be nice to your lovely wife ;) THAT YOU STOOOLE FROM ME! No, kidding :P I've had lots of fun watching you outdo me this year haha. All the best for 2010!

Here is a little poem I wrote:

“Our obligation is to give meaning to life and in doing so to overcome the passive, indifferent life”
Many-a-time, life feels like a bitter path that seems to only inhabit strife
When all the dreams and desires seem crushed and desecrated
Causing your physical and mental state to slowly be deteriorated
The light at the end of the tunnel seems like it will never reveal
Making the prospect of happiness in life seem surreal

Yet the reality is that it is all a matter of perception
These feelings you gets only comes through misconception
Happiness is not in our circumstances, but part of our inner ego
Keep your face to the sunshine and you won’t see the shadow
Life is too short to waste being dejected
Carpe Diem and you will find things quite unexpected

Dennis Urstein was just a normal kid trying to belong
Until one day something went horribly wrong
Sent away to Auschwitz as a prisoner of war
Stripped of parents, friends, everything he ever cared for
Forced to do such unspeakable things, the pain turning his heart into an abyss
Even the thought of Dante’s Inferno sounded like bliss

After the war he didn’t allow his memories to keep him hostile
He made it his life job bringing war criminals to trial
Though testifying would bring back horrible recollections
He didn’t allow the bad thoughts to send him to the wrong directions
And though at times the people weren’t convicted
His perseverance kept him from being restricted

I have encountered many dilemmas throughout my years
Whether physical or mental it had commonly brought me to tears
Life is so hard, why do I even hope
And then I remember Dennis Urstein and how with what he had to cope
But even at the end he still progressed
And it gives me faith to strive for my best!

13, 13, 13. Happy Holidays to you. I hope someone gave you a copy of Ishmael :)

your funny. and i like funny people : D