Dementophobia- Fear of insanity.

"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." -Franklin D. Roosevelt

Well what if there is a 100 ft monster made of toxic wastes that is terrorizing the city and coming to eat you and your family? I dunno about you, but I'd fear that.

Hi, I'm Sarah and I am here to entertain myself(and you, possibly). I've heard of blogspot however long ago, but not being much of a blogger I never cared for it, nor any other blogging site. But my friend Shelbee came along with a blog and reminded me of the site. Still, not much interest. But reading the blogs of friends, idols, and random people "inspired" me to get up and blog(or in my case, it'll probably be a lot of ranting). Now here I am to talk about basically everything I feel like putting. It'll probably be mostly about many pointless things in my life & my favorite sports teams :D But really, I don't know. Yesterday I was in the mood to rant about commercials. Yes, commercials.

To most people in this world, I guess I'd still be considered a "kid". And heck, I'm perfectly fine with that. When you're younger you're always wanting to be older. When you're a toddler, you want to be a big kid. When you're a "big kid" you want to hang out with the older kids. From older kids, it's the cool teenagers. Once a teenager, you're finally ready to get your drivers liscence(with now a quite extended 9 month wait). You got your liscence, now it's time to be old enough to drink and go partying - if you're not already doing it illegally. Things keep going by fast and before you know it, you're old. Not that getting older is a burden or anything, but the times you are young you really should cherish. You only get to be a kid once, and once you're "grown-up", that's it forever. So enjoy the time playing dress up and running outside with your friends playing all sorts of games. There shouldn't be a rush to worry about getting a job, especially in this economy, and paying gas prices and taxes. Enjoy your youth.

Living not in Chicago, nor anywhere very close to it, but close enough to consider it my town. So yea, I'm a Chi-towner. It's actually only an hour or so away, but in my life I have been there very few times. Then I hear people saying they love the big-city and have always wanted to go there/go there again. So maybe I'm taking my location for granted, something like that? As a kid I never got a kick of the museums - they were always boring to me. But it's been years and I want to head up there in the near future and get a whiff of the big city.

Now if I actually get all I want to say out there, I'd say my future posts will end up having a high word count. I'll also probably be updating this a lot. Wish I could say the same for my English class, though. An essay that was due weeks ago I still have yet to find any motivation to take the small time it would to finish up what I have left. Hmm.

Now I have absolutely no experience blogging so this whole thing is an experiment for me. So expect weird things coming about for a while.