Recent Comments of the Facebook Status....

Recently, I had set as my status that I would love to live in Miami, California, or NYC or at least like to visit those places...I was then asked why on earth would I want to live there?! Sounded simple for me-- lights, action, and adventure! I do love my homewtown of little Akron, NY, but I think for me (and maybe every teen goes through this) I wish to go see what's out there!

Just look at New York City- The BIG APPLE - the center for theatre, fashion, buisness and interior design. A place so high end that a 500 sq. ft studio apartment can be up to $1200/ month and even higher! A place, where sleep is an afterthought; the city where it never shuts down, and is always going. Furthermore, you can get a very good job, if you are very good at your profession. Although it is expensive, just look at the joys you get to see every single day!



Oh yes the one and only Times Square. *sigh* The lights, the city noise, it is all so different from the calm, peacefulness here in the countryside. However, a visit at least would be so amazing! Now, maybe this isn't your preferred destination...maybe you, yourself, are more relaxed and love the countryside; the sounding of the squeaky porch door, the rustic decor, and the slow paced, little town feel. Both places are nice, I agree, but would it not be so much more exciting to live in a big city, that puts on a show every night?! I would like to think so...



Maybe these feelings are all but dreams and dramatizations; I confess, I have never been in the city before, except when I visited Chicago for only a two hour layover...I have heard how great things are, and the stars (literally and not literally), the shows, theatres, stores and stores!! :] But who knows, I might end up going to some of those places...at least, I hope...

The main reason I tell you all this, isn't for some "guide" as yesterday's post. In fact, it's totally different than interior design. You see, as I was cleaning out, I found an old manuscript of a short story that I had begun to write...It was nothing fancy but a girl nicknamed "Ellie" has to experience both the high-paced city of New York and the slowness of a little town in Montana. She has to go through a few different challenges, that I as the author am unsure about- like I have said, it is a novel, and is only in the beginning stages. Eventually, I'll post what I have to see what you, the readers think. See, just thinking about certain lifestyles triggers inspiration!! My hope is to someday be the cause of your inspiration!

Have a great day and remember the Lord loves you!!

Your Friend
Josh


P.S. Sorry I never said that yesterday :]