Spring break is over. After a six hour flight I’m back at school, home, the city of Seattle—whatever. It’s really nice to be back. When I’m home-home, there’s always something going down, some new dramatics to hear about. Some people like that sort of stuff. Others live off of it. I do not. I avoid it like necrotizing fasciitis. Most stuff I just don’t want to hear about. All the good, none of the bad, thanks.
Over break I completed a second item on my list, which is to give away something of sentimental value. I put it on my list in order to challenge the value of material items, blah blah, all that good stuff. So I sold my first electric guitar on eBay for a cool $330.63 including shipping. Pretty good considering it’s value was about $400 brand new three years ago. It is sad to see it go, as I got that guitar specifically to use in my first band, played it for three years, wrote a lot of amateur-sounding songs on it, and had a lot of great times with it. It will be weird to think of it in someone else’s hands, writing someone else’s songs. But I think (hope?) it was for the best.
