A mini documentary of a project I never finished. It was an amazing story and experience that I will never forget. I am happy and proud of how this video turned out. Finally Youtube allowed me to upload the entire 21 minutes up here. Thanks Youtube! (slightly sarcastic)
Special thanks to Chelsea Decker, my partner in crime! (just a figure of speech, no crimes were committed)
I feel like I put all my eggs in one basket. But that basket had a hole in the bottom of it, and I lost all the eggs. So now I have a choice. Get a new basket or move on to better and more vague metaphors.
Chris and I also got to meet the new Etown Watch. They are really nice guys and they told us to tell you to not mace them in the face if you see them following you. Also, those knives are fake…just kidding…but seriously…no I’m not.
Chris and I got to hang out with Beyonce and JZ to celebrate the birth of their first born baby, Blue Ivy. The little rascal is so adorable.
It is no secret that our generation is obsessed with the social network they call Facebook. It has become a virtual place to share your life with your friends and family. The issue is people can abuse this power and use Facebook in a way that is, well, annoying. So in an attempt to openly…
This is Sean the Intern. And I know what you are thinking. Tru4ia has interns?? FALSE. They have an intern. And that intern is me. And in what they receive as free labor, I receive in valuable resume and blogging experience. And also they promised to take me out to lunch. So it’s mostly the lunch….
It is the day before the 21st anniversary of my birth. So I figured it would be fitting to start out with a story from my first year living.
When I was just four-weeks-old I had my first brush with death. Fortunately I do not remember anything that had happened considering I was still getting used to the whole human thing. My parents were living in New Jersey at the time and had just welcomed their second child into the house.
Growing up people tell us everything is going to work out. I’m suspicious of them though. I think they tell us this because they know deep down that it didn’t work out for them. Kind of like when your friends go into the water first and it is really cold. They want you to join them so they just yell, “it’s not that bad, come on in”. But really they’re freezing their asses off.
