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Well I have finally got around to putting up a new profile. With my hectic life between school and work, this is the best way to keep in touch with my family and friends. There's really to much to write in this little box so to sum it up, I'm going through this period of finding my self, so its time to dig deep and re-evaluate things. But there are still two things I know for certain:1. Banana Slugs can’t be trusted. Once, when I was standing outside, barefoot, enjoying a pleasantly moist day, I discovered a banana slug on my foot, trying to eat my toe. Suddenly, I noticed more banana slugs coming my way. I ran screaming from the horror of horrors, as I still do to this day, whenever I find myself barefoot, outdoor, and see a banana slug. In fact, I believe banana slugs to be one of the most vicious and anthological predator of human beings on the planet; there are only two reasons why we don't hear more horror stories of banana slug-related deaths. First; they aren’t very smart; they can't plan ahead, use tools, or lure their pray with subtle bait. Second; and this is the important thing to remember if you ever find yourself in a life-threatening situation where a banana slug has the upper hand; they are very, very, slow.2. One person cannot make a difference unless someone else notices that difference. By the butterfly effect you hold some responsibility for any event that occurs and assuming nothing is mundane; life is automatically more perplexing! Good friends are priceless, when you find one hold on to them with everything you got because you'll never appriciate them until they're gone.We don’t always get to choose who we are, but we can put forth the effort to like who we are and take care of ourselves. One last bit of “what ever,” spoons and forks might have been created by man my friends but sporks… they are manifestations of pure nature!