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Unread 12-15-2002, 11:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm really not sure if this is the right place to put all of this post, but i'm nostalgically ranting, so....

I want to relive kindergarden.

Try to follow me here and give it a chance.
Maybe it's not kindergarden for you, but any moment in your childhood when you were content with life.
Life was just simpler. None of us had to worry about dumb parents or retarded teachers or making good grades or paying our car payments or dealing with dumbass girls or anything like that....I long for that simplicity again.
Don't get me wrong, i love the perks of being 18. But that doens't mean i can't appreciate the perks of being 7.
When i was in kindergarden at Washington (i only went there for that year), if you could tie your shoes, you were a god. It was the highlight of the month.
If you were to ask me what i'm doing now, i'd have a full calender of stuff to tell you about, but in kindergarden, shit, i had the next five years ahead of me empty.
I can remember looking up at the sixth graders and thinking, "thats so far away!" Of course when i became a sixth grader i would stand it awe at seniors and think "wow, they can drive, have girlfriends, and they even shave!" But nowadays, i get sick of my checks going to car insurance payments, girls are nothing but trouble(not that i don't like them), and i get really sick of having to shave.
All i did when i was young was play nintendo and take naps. There's life for you, play NES and sleep, how can you tell me that is not your life goal?
I met some of my favorite people in kindergarden and i'm still friends with them to this day. And here we are, on the brink of graduation, and most likely, i'll never see 95% of our senior class ever again. While i'll be happy not to see some people, i'll be disappointed not to see others. I know it sounds gay, but i think i'll miss a lot of people.

I want to relive kindergarden. If only for just a day, i just want a chance, now that i've grow older and wiser, to relive my childhood.

Thanks for listening and sorry if i bored you. I know this was kinda personal, serious post, but that's my rant for ya. Does anyone feel the same way though?
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