1.05.25: Original Thoughts

Original thoughts are essential. They’re what push society forward—whether it’s a groundbreaking tech idea that changes the game, a theory that sparks conversation, or even some drunk guy at a bar sharing something completely out of left field. In a world where so much feels recycled, mashed up, or rehashed, original thoughts are like a breath of fresh air. They remind us there’s still room for creativity, for something new. So here’s to the people brave enough to think differently. The ones who bring something fresh to the table. Cheers to the heroes of original thoughts—you’re what keeps it interesting.

1.04.25: Small Dogs

I’m not into dogs that are just for show—especially the bony ones with lots of hair. I want a dog that feels like a dog. One I can roughhouse with, pick up without worrying it’ll break, and throw a ball for. Maybe it’s because my dad always had labs when I was growing up, and labs are undeniably dogs. But those “cute” little purse-sized dogs? They don’t really bother me, they’re just not my style. I like dogs that can get dirty, run around, and actually feel like a part of the action. A real dog, you know?

1.03.25: Dystopian Ideas

I was thinking, as I usually do, about ideas for a dystopian movie or book the other day, and I thought what if there was just a weird society with some crazy law and that was just it. Why does there necessarily need to be an uprising or a conflict? Ah, right, because that's what drives stories. I just thought it would be interesting to craft a world where it's weird and dystopian but somehow nothing changes. Perhaps the citizens are simply too complacent, too comfortable in their strange reality, or maybe the system itself is peculiarly stable and self-sustaining.

1.02.25: Coughing

Incessant coughing absolutely drives me insane. I get that people can't help it—whether they're sick, dealing with allergies, or something else—but the relentless, scratchy sound grates on my nerves. It's one of those things I wish I could ignore but can't, no matter how hard I try. Sometimes, I catch myself wanting to snap and tell them to stop, even though I know that's ridiculous and completely unfair. Of course, I never say anything because, you know, basic human decency and societal norms. Still, for some inexplicable reason, it just bugs me way more than it probably should.

1.01.25: Fantasy Champion

My 2024 highlight? Easily finishing first in my fantasy football league. From draft day to the championship, it was a grind—endless research, late-night waiver wire moves, and just hoping my players didn’t get hurt. Somehow, it all came together, and I pulled off the win. Sure, the cash prize was nice, but the real reward? Bragging rights that’ll keep me smiling until next season. It wasn’t just about the competition—it was about the laughs, the stress, and that one moment when everything clicks. It’s wild how something so small can feel like such a big win. Can’t wait for 2025!