The Name Game

Around a week ago, roughly, I was going to write something profound to start my blog up again, but unfortunately for you--my one reader-- the alcohol stole away those precious brain cells that would have revealed the meaning of life right here on this magnificent Internet.

Anyways...

New York always ignites my desire to write, so here I am on the blog typing away insanities, possibly ramblings. I feel like I don't really write enough anymore after school finished, so maybe I should try to make my blog more relevant. How about I pick a topic, or some random person picks me one and I will write about it?? Ok, I'm going to go to google, go to the news page, and write about the first thing that pops up....hold on...Ok, got to love google

My topic: Adolf Hitler Campbell (really?)

So some parents decided to name their kid after a mass murderer with a horrible shave because it's supposed to be unique since no one would think to call their kid that....Only in America, right? Well, personally I think that they should have just called the kid Adolf because that's not really common either, and i think you could pull cuteness from it. Just give the kid some liderhosen or whatever the hell it is you wear, and call him Addie or something. But once you add Hitler, you go too far. When are people going to realize that just because you went around naming your cracked out Barbie's things like apple or rumor or ((wait, those are movie stars' kids names...makes you wonder)) doesn't mean you should fall though with the weird names in real life.

I feel bad for the kid, but what with the American education system being what it is today, maybe the kid will grow up not really learning about the story behind his name, and neither will the kids that will still tease him because the kid's name is Adolf....

Ok, so there is my rant for the evening :) Breathe in the excellence and maybe I will post tomorrow, but don't hold that beautiful breath in, because I'm not promising anything ;)

(Listening to "Second Chance"~~Shinedown "I just saw Haley's comet, she waved, said why you always running in place; even the man in the moon disappeared..." I love this song. The moon was beautiful a night or two ago, and now it's sheltered by clouds....sigh)