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Again, another post that I wrote like several years ago. Enjoy this lovely read. Yea, I know. Drugs are bad. But honestly, I don't think drugs are as horrible as alcohol or even the cigarettes we have today. Now I know, you must think I'm some crazy hippie. Well, to a degree I am. I mean, I did go to a lovely liberal arts college that focused heavily on the environment. But even before college, I was a hippie. Anyhow, I honestly believe the whole war on drugs thing is horrible and has made the drug epidemic even worse. I'm also putting this out there, these are all my own opinions. I'm not going to make this a super organized report. These are my opinions and I'm going to pull from what I've read and from what I've seen. I'm also not condoning that people do drugs. I just think the system is broken and it needs to be fixed. So let's begin. Also, I'm mostly going to be talking about people who are addicted to heroin, but honestly, for most of the more hardcore drugs like heroin, meth,

This post is now several years old. I wrote it after the mass shooting at either Pulse Nightclub or the Parkland School shooting. So I wrote this letter to America about a year ago. Lord knows what mass shooting I was referencing (yes I know it was the attack in Florida). There have been so many mass shootings, mass shooting threats and just attacks on people in general that I wrote this letter as a way to vent my frustrations and the ways we could fix this problem while still allowing people to have guns. I figured after a year, it made sense to post it. Mainly because I've found that when you bring up stuff after it happens right after it happens, it gets lost in the extremes. I hope that my views and ideals aren't extremes but guidelines that will eventually help us have better gun laws and prevent more tragedies. Dear America, Hello there, it’s been awhile since I’ve written a letter to my country. Sadly, it was for the same reason I’m writing this one. There has been

My dad just called me. He told me my skinny little ninja kitty Wisper passed away. She was thirteen which is good for a cat. She was pretty sick. We never found out what was wrong with her. We kept taking her to the vet and trying all these different medications and foods to try and get her healthy. It worked for a bit. She got back up to over four pounds before I moved to New Hampshire. Then she went back down and back up and back down again. I wish I could have been home to at least say good bye. I know I sometimes wasn't the best around her. She was always skittish and when she was sick, it was pretty bad. She would just be sitting and sh