Welcome to my scrapbook. Take what you will from my posts here; sometimes I can be an incredibly candid person and am willing to hand out grains of salt to those that bruise easily.
I decided that rather than have different scrapbooks for different PCs, those that I have now and those that I make in the future, everything including my own musings and their dealings will be done from my pretty new scrapbook. So, bienvenue, welcome, make yourself comfortable. I stole the following from the Lark’s scrapbook, because it makes a pretty good introduction what with the borderline useless information you get about me that breaks the ice. Or, something!
Name: Cody, aka Coco, Cocobear, Cocopuff, and so on, and so on.
Age: 23
Sex: Male
Status: Awesome
Nationality: Canadian
Location: Canada
Likes: reading, writing, drawing, painting, design, coffee, rain, websites with pictures of corgis on them
Dislikes: ridiculous heat, cliquish behavior, intolerance, most insects, not having coffee, waiting
on knowing
Know who your friends are. That sounds ominous, but I’m sincere when I say it.
Lately a lot has been going on, uproarious drama that may or may not be warranted on either side that I’ve done my best to, for the most part, stay the hell away from. The parties involved have due cause to have what opinions they do or else they would not have them, and the best I can hope for is a resolution everyone can be happy with. Sometimes onus is a product of association; I know I am not liked by those few and far between for this very reason but for the most part I tend to find many friends on Mizahar. Friends that are good to me, friends I can have a good time with, write with. Sometimes you make friends with people that other people don’t like, but I’d like to think I left inanities like he said, she said behind when I picked up my high school diploma six (god, has it been that long?) years ago. I’d like to think that through spats, I can still remain friends with those I think highly of without needing to glower at those on “the other” side.
When all is said and done I will have few regrets in my time here, but I’ve already managed to unknowingly pick up my first. A good friend of mine is no longer on the site, and I was never able to write with her. Or, perhaps I just didn’t try hard enough to reach out and write with her in my short time here. Incredibly talented, and one of the very few that I was able to talk to on a deep, personal level. I’m sure that someday, I’ll be able to prod her into writing something off-Mizahar together, however small. She was and will continue to be a great inspiration to me and I will miss her deeply.
So again, I stress that you know who your friends are – or if you’re new to the site, establish those connections: make friends, reach out and find strangers on the internet to relate to. I swear, some of the most interesting people I’ve ever met I have met online.
coco