• Holy Fuck

    by Cham Zord on November 16, 2009
    Almost one year to the day since my last entry. If you were to ask me one year ago where I thought I would be today, it would probably not have been this. "Not have been this" in that I haven't gone anywhere, really. I essentially traveled in one big circle; I'm just starting college, I still live at my parents' house, and I still only have one part-time job. On the upside, I have a girlfriend now. We're approaching eleven months, making it our longest relationship yet. And we plan to keep it that way. Aside from that, I ended up dropping out of UNH in March. I've been reaccepted, however, and I start again in January. Third time's a charm? My emotional state has been fluctuating a lot lately. I no longer receive therapy or medication due to a lack of health insurance (which will change once I begin school again). If I sound depressed at one moment in this journal, I'll be happy the next day and look back at this, laughing to myself for my emo-esque thought process. Then I'll look back at it another day and feel like I was understating my actual emotional state. I'll contemplate death one day, then laugh in the face of it the next. It's a strange thing how an annual journal entry works. Writing in this journal is a sort of nostalgic feel for me, like I can summarize the year's happenings in only a few paragraphs while simultaneously looking back on the previous years. It's almost as if I can place myself in that state of mind all over again. I know I'm probably overanalyzing the situation, but it provides a temporary escape from reality, even if that escape leads to a more unwanted place.
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  • Feels Good Man

    by Cham Zord on November 20, 2008

    I've tried to avoid writing in this thing for quite some time now, but the more I read over my previous entries, the more I feel like I have to excuse myself for putting those things in here. It wouldn't mean much to delete them because, for all intents and purposes, it is interesting to look back on myself in the past and recall my frame of mind during that time, albeit it tends to be pretty negative. It's not like embracing the negative on a public journal is despicable, but it certainly comes off as being needy.

    As of late, I have dropped out of a college, but I've been accepted to a better one for the spring semester. I work a part-time job, despite desiring more hours. What else? Not much else, really. I spend all day on the Internet and live in a constant state of paranoia, generally blowing up miniscule issues. It could be a desire to justify any sort of meaning in an otherwise mundane existance, but in any case, it often does more damage than development on my mental state. Luckily, I'm going to New York City for New Year's Eve. This is currently the big thing going on in my life, for better or for worse.

     The trend appears to be that I make one journal entry a year, so I will probably continue this tradition for next year, provided I remember.

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  • Cream Bacon

    by Cham Zord on June 02, 2007
    I guess I wasn't quite ready for my trauma last year, because it landed me with post-traumatic stress disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and hypochondria, leading me to have to take medication. Lame. I also got busted by the Man this year for shoplifting and criminal tresspasing. Still waiting on finding love, too. Seems more bad than good. >_
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  • Vanilla Marmalade

    by Cham Zord on February 23, 2006
    Guess what!? 2005 did suck! It was the worst year of my life and it brought about a trauma that will last me forever! Haha! But I'm ready for my trauma this year. I won't be broadsighted and get all depressed and stuff again. Come and get me, 2006!
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  • New Year

    by Cham Zord on January 01, 2005
    Yup, it's 2005. This year is gonna suck, I can feel it in my bones. Last year kinda sucked. I got a bass, yay! I didn't get a cell phone, though, which was too bad because I really wanted one. Oh well, I have $100 and a $25 gift certificate to Best Buy... I might just pick a cell phone up there. Anyway, looking back at 2004, it was (for the most part) a really suckass year. I won't bother going into detail of my personal life (nobody reads this, after all). 2005 is most likely going to be the same. Maybe I just can't focus on the positive aspects of life. But, then again, how can I focus on positive stuff when nothing positive is going on? Aah, who cares? Maybe 2005 will be a good year... who knows? All I can do is, as Slipknot says, "wait and bleed."
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