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- Jacob
- I play drums in the band MAE and I am thankful for an amazing life with amazing friends.
3 comments:
I keep thinking sometimes...I'm 21, and I feel like I know some things. I feel like I've taken on some wisdom. But when does that wisdom come to a point of credability?
Honestly, this f'ing came to me while watching Project Runway. I'm a new fan. But what's the difference between a 24 year old's expertise on fashion, compared to a 42 year old?
I mean, shoot, 24 is only 3 years away from me - what kind of place is he in to accumulate all this knowledge about fashion?
Anyway. I cannot imagine what I'll have accumulated when I'm 29, much less 42. You must be saying to yourself "Man, I was so young and foolish when I was 21," even if at 21 you thought you were living life in a purposeful way.
Happy birthday, Jacob!!!!!
I don't remember well when I was 29, 2 years ago though.
I "sang" to you on the other blog.
Happy birthday again. :)
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