My Trip to Michigan

Dr. Nick: Hi everybody
Everyone on Blogspot: Hi Doctor Nick

I've been missing in action for a few days due to illness(I was dying and kept seeing a bright light), lack of writing motivation, and because I went to Michigan from Saturday until Tuesday. Me and two of my Bros hopped in the car and randomly decided to drive to Michigan to visit our friends at Grand Valley University.

It was a dark and stormy night, and all through the state not a creature was stirring not even a mouse...well, that was a random interlude brought to you by Pierre Willis.

Now back to our regularly scheduled post. The drive to Michigan was long, but my brother has a DVD player radio so we watched Eagle Eye. It was my first time seeing it, and I can honestly say I am beginning to become really afraid of robots. They are always killing people...DAMN THEM ROBOTS!!! ~ Shakes Fist Angrily~

Well, the first night in Michigan was great. I partied, drank, and participated in the usual college weekend activities ;-). My friend Jasmine goes to Grandvalley so me and my brothers hung out with her a few days, and tried to stay real busy but relaxed.

We intended to leave Monday afternoon and on our way out of town we decided to stop and say bye to a few people. We stopped and visited our friends Jessica and Jasmine and started a deep discussion about their sex life or lack of one and our own opinions when it comes to sex. It was a very fun conversation because me and my brothers pretty much triple teamed them in the conversation. It was great times, but we ended up talking for 5 hours so we stayed until Tuesday.

I enjoyed my vacation to Michigan and will leave you with a poem my favorite poet did about the evil of robots. Hope you are fully enlightened. Train Ride OVER......

** So I realized that my playlist on here was obsolete so I've made a new one of all poetry plus Lil' Wayne and Pharrell's new song entitled Yes. I also added one of my poems to the playlist...:-)

I found the fountain of youth....

I found the fountain of youth,
and it resides in the eyes of every child of the 90's
look in the mirror and realize that your eyes hold the proof,
that child hood cartoons instilled in our subconscious,

If I had one wish it would be to dive so deep into the past,
reminiscing about times that have passed until I see images,
blurry figures of old heroes that have been killed rather meaningless...










And there were so many more shows on Nick: Hey Arnold, Rocket Power, etc. Disney had great shows too: Duck tales was one of my favorites. I use to love inspector gadget, power rangers, and pretty much any cartoon or childrens series of the 90's. Oh, Wild Thornberry's and as told by ginger were some of my favorites. Oh, and can't forget about recess.

P.S. Am I the only one who believed that T.J was going to become King of the playground
?