Stories. So this will probably be my last post on this blog because my semester is almost up which includes this class. Hopefully I will find time to continue expressing my thoughts onto this blog even though no one really reads it. Anyways, everyone has their own story and their own history. I like to just look at random people in public and wonder if they have a past rich with great stories. Maybe your boss was a lead guitar player in a band as a teenager. Maybe you hear about how a homeless man lost all he owns by his resplonsible and caring life decisions instead of his mistakes and that brought him to be homeless. Maybe your parents stole their parents car and drove around at night doing donuts in the parking lot. Maybe your grandma went white-water rafting and got thrown out of the raft and into current only and picking her up again a mile down the river. Who knows!?!
We can be telling stories at the lunchroom, in the middle of class, at home during dinner. There are even websites online that you can go to to ramble on about how awesome your weekend was. An example would be TFLN. I probably cant link it because its not "school appropriate", but most teens would know what that is. I mean, people even have whole festivals dedicated to this. I would honestly be able to sit there all day as long as they had something interesting to say. It is a good idea for you to remember your stories, spread them, or even create epic, new ones. One day, when we cease to walk on this Earth, stories will be only of the only things we will be remembered by.
An example of what stories can do: