Aaron Gillespie

Motto: March Collective Hysteria

 

 > Well, Spring has sprung and I think Spring Break is broke. I haven’t really done anything thus far. I’ve gotten to spend some good time with Christine, so that part has been awesome. However, I feel like the times she’s at work could possibly be better used. I’ve learned a lot thanks to MythBusters, HowStuffWorks.com, and the “greatest academic sin,” Wikipedia. Examples of things I’ve learned: Hot water heaters can be crazy rockets, the play station three is a whole media center and more for the same price as a stand-alone blu-ray player, snipers in the military work in pairs, KU has won 2 national championships, psychological torture is more effective than physical torture, and everything I needed to know about ninjas.

 

 > Escapism is a word. Just so everybody knows.

 > I wrote a 4 page paper about a 16 line poem. Yeah. Welcome to college, right? I hope I get better than my 78% I got last time.

 

 > I’ve been watching college basketball all day today, KU already won by 24, so far I my bracket is 2/3rds right. Damn.

 > I don’t like baseball. In no way is baseball America’s pass-time. March Madness and the Superbowl are WAY more important to everybody that I know than the “World Series.” Baseball is boring and stupid. They play like…… 4 games every day, to the point where NOBODY CARES. The BEST teams in baseball win maybe 70% of the time. That’s so stupid. That game sucks. It should be relegated back with soccer and volleyball. Crap Crap Crap. Crap.

 

 > Seriously, Baseball is Crap.

 

Top 5: Aaron’s ways to live a healthy life (that he should start listening to) 

5. Set a sleep cycle and stick to it- staying up late and waking up late really just sets you up to be tired all day. Rise early one time, and you’ll realize how much you like it (after you get your shower in, you’ll realize it. 

4. Eat SLOWLY. Love food so much that you actually take time to enjoy it. You’ll end up eating less but feeling just as satisfied (if not more) 3. Procrastination is the biggest thief of life. 

2. Work out, cardiovascular, all of that.  

1. Enjoy life as much as you can, don’t let the little things get you down, if you need to take 10 minutes each day to do something to manage stress, then do it. Life is too short to be stressed all the time.

Quotes:

“ Quotes are hard to come by when life gets so serious “
         - Damn straight. - 

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