Revealing the Names Behind the Nouns
A few minutes ago via text message, one of my friends informed me that I never mention his name or one of my other friends from the baseball team by name. When asked why this was, I didn’t actually have an answer beyond that was just how I subconsciously thought about writing the sentences. So, at the request of my friend who wants his name in my blog, I shall cease referring to people by generic nouns and begin using their real names. Good? Good.
Oh right, maybe I should actually start with this post. Fine, Jess was the one who texted me that and brought to my attention the fact that very rarely do I ever refer to anyone except for Andrew by name. Crayton was the other person he specifically mentioned (and not to anger the rest of the baseball team, but if they want their names here, they need to do something blog worthy). He would also be the documentary-requesting captain from yesterday’s post. Now that I’m on this new path of name dropping, does that mean I can start taking bribes for including a comment about how awesome someone is? Hmmm, I possibly don’t need to go work for Microsoft after all…
yay goob! finally some recognition. it is much appreciated!