You'd think I was old enough to know better. At least that's what I tell myself. Old enough to know better, but too young to care, I think, some country singer said way back in the day. (As an aside, why do we use back in the day as a phrase? When was 'the day?' I'd like to know, because it seemed to be a good day, and if I ever get the chance to time travel, I'd totally go then.) Seriously, though, why couldn't things have just been simpler? History shows, folks, that I can never take the easy road. I guess it's part of my MO or something.
Seriously, though, where is my Englewood story? I've been here for eight years. Eight of them. I've seen kids come and go and get their love story right away, then run off and get married and never look back at the 'thank you for visiting Englewood' sign again. I've left and come back probably about eight hundred times over the course of my eight years here...still nothing. It's like whatever fates that entwined the likes of Ben and Corbin or Evan and Dylan, or the whole Enforcers team for that matter, decided to push me out the door, lock it and throw away the key. It'd have been nice to have a bit of notice as to the fact of this happening, but clearly, when fate decides to discriminate against you for whatever reason, it REALLY holds out it's vendetta. At least that's what seems to be happening to me.
I've been kind of wondering what my mom's up to of late. I haven't gotten my monthly call in the past month-and-a-half, and it's almost got me worried. Almost. I'd call her if I thought she'd answer the phone. But I won't risk the crushing ego blow that comes with having one's own mother dodging their calls.
Off that topic, before I go and depress myself, I had this really, really random urge to pick my guitar up and play today. And that's something I definitely haven't done in eons. But I think I'll try. It'll keep me from boredom for a little while. Maybe I'll lay down a secret track. People have used company time for far, far worse things than that, right? At least I'm not surfing porn-though I'm sure I could, as long as Liam got to mutually jack off with me. Oh God, I didn't just say that. Yes I did, who am I kidding. I think I just found my slogan. Fletcher Connors: Goes There When No One Else Will. Someone needs to make me business cards for that, because if I ever get fired from here? That could totally be my job title. 'Need the truth? Ask Fletcher, he'll tell you.' It could even be fun!
This has gotten far, far too rambly, so I think I'll just post it as is. Later folks.