Life and the Choices it Brings

All I have to say is that life loves throwing curve balls. Right now I have "eyes" for only one person, and they well they have eyes for me, but have too much going on. This sucks and makes my life terribly difficult. But if there's even a remote chance it will be worth it. All my suggestions that life is easier with someone else, someone who cares and will support them have so far to my knowledge not been accepted because of the living situation he is in.. :( Oh well such as life is, I am sure we will figure it out and hopefully for the better, like i heard on the radio today. Life in limbo or always waiting is a life without poetry and true love. Gotta take risks to make a full life worth living is all I have to add. :) Love ya guys and keep on reading and posting!

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