Capitalism.

If you take the time to see what's going on around you, you realize a lot of flaws in the way our country is run.
I saw it while watching the film Super-Size Me today: we have this thing called capitalism in this country.

Hey, liberal market economy, weeeeeee. The whole idea of capitialism sounds awesome.
BUT, not the way we do it in America.
We took that idea and made things like
Wal-Mart
McDonald's
BK
Starbucks
etc.
Which, in turn, only take away the business of small business owners, (WHICH, might I add have the best quality) and creates a society and economy ruled by large, mass-producing companies such as these.

Sounds GREAT.

So there's my economy lesson for today.

My posts on here suck

Just letting everyone know
Blogging really stresses me out
for some it comes naturally.
For me, it takes every ounce of energy in my body to come up with things to blog about
while I can talk about anything on-the-spot
this is my worst writing, too
gramatically and figuratively.
Whatevs.

If I kiss you where it's sore, will you feel better, better, better? Will you feel anything at all?

Here we go again.
Headed straight down that path again.
I thought this time it would take longer.
Nope. This was the shortest time of all.
Well, if what I think is happening, is, I'll let it happen, and be done for good.
Move on with my life.

Here we go again.
:)

Misinterpretations

Now is the time to talk about 500 days of Summer.
I'll start off by saying that I absolutely ADORE that movie.
But here's what bugs me:

Everyone I've talked to about that movie say they hate Summer and think she's a bitch.
Why? How?
Is she a bitch because she doesn't like him the way he likes her? I don't think so.

I think the movie presents a very valuable lesson to anyone.
And it's different for everyone. It's an opinion-based thing.