All Love is Blind

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to publish a book or make a movie about your life? Then after it was done you would sit back and watch everything you been through in the past. That's kind of what i'm planning to do with this blog, but i think i'll cover my eyes on the embarassing parts. You know what? i won't leave out my mistakes cause they're an important part of my story. Mohandas Ghandi once said, "everything we do is insignificant but it's important" and that could be one way to describe this blog. After all our mistakes make us who we are today. They can make us wise too. Don't get me wrong there are more good parts than bad parts. The fun parts i could watch over and over again. So i think this is how my story should be written. Almost like a comedy and drama mixed together. Don't forget the characters who are crucial to my learning process. I believe God put everyone in the right time and place to help themselves and others. Especially to help us on the most important choices were faced with during life. Admitt it! other people influence us in ways we never knew. That's why it's only right to set good examples on people who are influenced by you. You could change someone's mind just by saying something. We effect everyone around us. I wouldn't be who I am without the people i come in contact with everyday. They're as big of a part of my life as i am to theirs. In end we only have each other and God (my personal opinion). My family plays the signifacant characters of my life, so i guess it's only fair you knew about them. I'll start from the beginning so you can understand how we're here now. I decided to live with my dad in Arkansas 3 years ago. I use to switch school years between my mom and my dad because of the divorce, but you know how hard that can be. Switching schools mean leaving my friends and the new life i got accustomed to. Then having to start all over again. I was upset a lot because i was young and didn't understand why mom and dad couldn't be together. As i got older the situation didn't seem as bad as i made it out to be. Now i'm glad God closed one door and opened another because i met two people who became an important part of my life. Mrs. Mellisa and her son Austin were family at first site. That's just how i was raised. I was ignorant to the fact that color was even a issue at a time. Color never phased me then and it still doesn't now. People wonder how black and white's get along. Well i'll tell you how...it takes a person who loves someone for who they are and never what they look like. We travel places and get the craziest stares you ever seen! People look at us like we've lost our minds when obviously they've lost theirs. Everytime we get one of those looks it makes me even more proud of my family. We have something so unbreakabley bounded you wouldn't understand. We would do anything to for each other whenever and even regular families can't say they have that. It's been 8 years since we've known each other and every day we're even closer than we were before. If someone, who wasn't sure of themselves, asked me what color Mrs. Mellisa was, i'd say the same as me and i'm the same as her. They would probably ask me if i was blind and i would say...yeah, probably. CAUSE LOVE IS BLIND!