Afterward

My involvement with the University political scene is more or less complete. That leaves a full year ahead of me without commitments to anything but school, work, relationships, and friendships. That means a lot of time for other projects such as films, videos, scripts, musicals, songs, or some experimental blood art. My new motto: create projects that stoners will enjoy. Those crazy cats love the weirdest shit.

I do believe what I said throughout my "campaign," that student politics has gotten too serious, forgetting about students who don't have executive members on their Facebook, too confined for the average student to get involved. I'm not bitter or sad that I lost (in fact I've felt a 'freeing' sensation) and truth be told, I'm not entierly sure that I would have changed anything at all. That's why I want to take it easy next year and watch from a distance (though I'm not going to make snide comments about the things or people I see because that's what village idiots do); to fade back into the oblivion from whence I came.

I've been throwing around the idea of a 'The Hills' type show featuring both real and scripted elements of my life and the real and scripted people around it. Maybe an encounter with a celebrity in one episode, maybe a a song and dance number in another. Stoners love music.

There are, however, two weeks left of school for this year, exams, and the summer of love before the next school year is upon us. Ready?