You may call me Princess

BUT MOST PEOPLE CALL ME KATHARINE

I AM SEVENTEEN Image hosted by Photobucket.com

I LIKE TO RUN. I'M MOST ATTRACTIVE WHEN IM A SWEATY MESS. Image hosted by Photobucket.com

YEA, I KNOW, I'M PRETTY COOL.

IN REAL LIFE, I'M EVEN COOLER

I'D LIKE TO PURSUE A CAREER AS A PRINCESS

I THINK I'D MAKE A PRETTY DAMN GOOD ROYALTY Image hosted by Photobucket.com

MY SISTER AND I ARE GOD'S GIFTS TO EARTH Image hosted by Photobucket.com

DAMN RIGHT Image hosted by Photobucket.com

SHE'S SO DARN CUTE, I COULD JUST EAT HER UP Image hosted by Photobucket.com

SO, YOU KNOW, CALL ME SOME TIME.

Sunday, May 21, 2006

It’s funny, yet tormenting at the same time knowing the great impact one simple decision could have made. Perhaps pain is a paradox? According to the movie, Mystic River, Hitler’s mother almost had an abortion. Contemplate the great difference that could have made on world history. It’s torturous thinking of what could have been and then comparing it to the present situation. One simple decision could mean the difference of life and death. Perhaps the ramifications are not so drastic in most real world situations, but the point is made clear that one choice could mean all the difference. One simple decision that would not have taken much more effort to make than the decision that you had made could have altered everything for the better. After reading John Milton’s Paradise Lost and writing a five million page essay on it, you begin to wonder what God was thinking when he gave humans free will. Had he not given Adam and Eve free will, humankind would not be doomed and theologically speaking, we would all live in the perfection of Paradise. I wish that turning back the hands of the clock was not such a farcical notion, but I suppose there is no use lamenting in what could have been. We all learn from the past.

Princess Katharine [ 9:52 AM ]