I may seem distracted and disassociated because I spent most of my weekend fighting with my computer to get it to record sounds (which it still hasn’t done well), I threw away my rent money orders (I have NO idea what I’m going to do now), and I had a horrible time sleeping. So, enjoy. Heh.
I went to a barbeque yesterday, and it was very nice. It was also very interesting, because I do not normally hang out with the people I was with aside from quiet social interactions (such as one of the guys and I are working on a screenplay and we’re working on individual books that we help each other out with). This was a group of people who partied, go to raves, all kinds of things. The barbeque was nice, though, because it was a quiet gathering. We ate food, we went in the pool, and it was all around just entertaining.
I thought it was really nice that everyone was extremely gracious to the family who was hosting the event. It was at one of my friend’s house and his family decided to throw it, because he is leaving for spain. And his family is amazing. They are friendly, opening, warm, and enjoyed doing what they did. And all of the people were very respectful of that. It was interesting for me to see people who would be labeled and tagged by hypocrites and more to be trouble makers and “rude people” to be nice, thankful, and appreciative. It made me feel good about people, it made me feel good about my friends, it made me feel good about my beliefs.
Who you are is not in your appearance, it is not in your clothing, it is not in your hair style, it is not in anything but who you are.
This was proven again to my yesterday. This is proven again to me everyday.
How often is it proven to you? And how often do you actually see it?