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Name: Christopher
Country: United States
State: Hawaii
Metro: Honolulu
Birthday: 5/9/1985
Gender: Male
Interests: Bouldering. That's it. Bouldering. I climb rocks. And video games. In fact, if they made a video game about climbing rocks, I'd pretty much be set for life.
Expertise: Not love, apparently.
Occupation: Carefree.
Industry: The Big Machine.
Message: message meEmail: email me
Website: visit my website
AIM:  kravmastick
Member Since:
2/27/2003
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| Hmm...It would seem that Zanga™ has collected much dust recently.
In lieu of that, The Chris Browning Experience has been revitalized! Check it out!
That is all.
.//chris | | |
| Although it seems the holiday season only exists to stimulate
consumer spending into a single, focused, spike, this time of year
spurs all sorts of warm, tingly feelings inside me.
First off, it's one of the very few times I actually get to spend
quality time with family and friends. Second off, everyone seems so
happy and "together" during the holiday season, and while I usually
miss all the good stuff during the entire year, this short period in
December is my chance to catch up on it all.
I have a sneaking suspicion that this year will be one of the best
holiday periods for me yet, and there's a few main circumstances that
explain why:
Twenty-one. That is the number of days I get to spend home, vice my
usual two weeks, which is amazing because the Navy usually won't let
you off for more than two weeks during the holiday period.
Jenifer. The love of my life is making the long trip from Hawaii to
visit with me and my family for Christmas, and I could not be happier!
I'm really excited to introduce her to both family and friends, and I
know that they'll all just eat her up! She's just that wonderful, and
will rock your face off with her awesome. So, I am finally home,
and enjoying every minute of it. Just relaxing, taking my time, and
soaking it all in. If you have a chance, drop me a line and we'll hang
out! .//chris
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| I'm in California. Been here for.....two weeks. Do I like it? It's up in the air at this point.
Where will this go from here? I'm anxious to find the answer. You can't always change the situation you're in, but you can always make the MOST of it. It just depends on how dedicated you are to acheiving what it is you're striving for. Keep this in mind, because if it's really worth it to you, you'll do whatever it takes to get it.
When life throws you obstacles, make lemonade. It is refreshing and delicious.
.//chris
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| Only a couple weeks left in Hawaii.
It's sad. I didn't think this day would be coming, and so soon, no less.
Busy busy busy. I am a busy little bee.
.//chris
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| So…I wonder if it’s finally sunk in that I’m leaving here in less than a month. I really don’t want to face the reality of that. I’ve been caught up in the whirlwind of transferring and moving my life that I don’t think I’ve really taken any time to sit down and give it a good thinking over. I retrospect, though, I’m ultimately happy about my trip (can you really call it that?) to California. Granted, it’s a fresh start, but I like that. I get to start out all over again. It’s like re-rolling your D&D character, except much less nerd-core. With all the good things that will inevitably ensue with this re-assignment, there’s no reason for me to doubt it. And, upon thinking about it just now, it’s not so much that I’m nervous, but the lack of apprehension and doubt that’s worrying me. I feel that I should be a nervous wreck about this move, and the lack of that emotion there makes me wonder. Distance from friends and loved ones is always hard, but it’s something I’ve grown accustomed to with the life I’ve chosen. I’ll just have to wait to see what’s in store for me.
To be quite honest though, I’m really looking forward to what’s going to happen. My life needs to be shaken up like this. I’ve grown too complacent; fat, dumb, and happy with the way things are. I have this feeling in my gut that this move will do nothing but benefit me not only with my career and continuing on my foundation, but with my personal life as well. I’ll get a lot of chances to do the things that I’ve been missing, and try new experiences as well. This is a new and exciting chapter in my life, and my goal now is to try and document these changes, learn from them, and use my past lessons and tribulations to make this next new start a better one than the last.
To new beginnings,
.//chris
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