4-23-03-Sometime in the present
Videos can go missing at the most inconvenient times. Like when they’re needed for a school project. I could try to fake it. I’m not sure what it is, though. It hardly matters, because it won’t change matters. It’s hard to combine school and life together in one functional unit. Math, government projects, master works reviews, author papers, A.P. tests, youth ledge, scribblings, et al.

Is it possible to make time slow down when you’re having fun like when it does when you’re bored? If you concentrate on every noise, every sight, every single second of every moment, can you slow time. This method would be effective in making your fun times last longer, as well as greatly improving concentration with certain things, as well as improving your ability to preform the inverse, to concentrate fully on one thing, and to void all other distractions. This would be helpful particularly in school and test situations, with other applications at the office.

Why do you put a person’s name at the beginning of a letter you’re writing to them? It’s not like they don’t know their own name, or need to be reminded you know it. Besides, it just wastes ink and space, and sometimes can mean life or death. If a doctor needs to order a medicine for a very sick patient, do you think he writes ‘Dear Fred’ at the top of the order? No, he just says "Give me six ounces of Phile-tethra-cobil-amine-or-triphostrust-coaligrane-trust-phund-bi mostlate.’ And Fred sends him six ounces of PTCAOTCTPBM and the patient survives. If the doctor had said the pharmacists name, the patient would have died, and all for a name. For what’s in a name? A rose by any other name feels as sharp, and has the same number of bees. But night is in full swing, and the darkness calls, for night is a time of slumber, and to slumber shall I bring myself, and no more be functional in the waking real. I bid you, a good night.