Hello. My name is Kyle Thomas Boyd. I've never posted a blog before so I'll try my best not to bore anyone to tears.
I'm from Wilkes-Barre, Pa, a small city in the Northeastern section of the Keystone State. I bet 50 percent of you just thought what the hell is a keystone. Well I'm not sure, but I think it's the stone that holds all the other ones together in a bridge or other stone work. Add that to your vocabulary.
I'm not gonna lie here, but the only reason I'm actually writing this is because it is an English assignment. Before 5 minutes ago I have only ever seen two blogs, one I printed out as a source for a research paper, (is that even considered a credible source?) and the other was written by some idiot raving about how the world was gonna end because Al Gore said so.
Other than that, I'm 18, played football and baseball (sat the bench) in high school, graduated like in the top 5 percent of my class, (not that that matters much now, I'm in college with all you other top 5 percent guys too.) enjoy long walks on the beach, (doesn't everybody?) am enrolled at PSU in engineering, and I'm also doing the Air Force ROTC program.
I went to my first PSU football game in the student section on sat. It was one of the most exciting things I've ever attended, even though PSU beat FIU 59 - 0, should be a better game next week against ND. My only regret now is being the 'U' in 'GO PSU'. Some friends and I painted this on our chests', and now even after we washed the paint off, it's still there because of sunburn. (and it stings)
Well that's all I've got for now, hopefully I'll come up with something funny for my next entry, which is due in a week. One other thing about me, I am a huge procrastinator, I don't deny it, so my next entry will be the day before its due, so don't wait up tonight waiting for some more intellectual ingenuity from me. I don't even think anyone will read this besides the Professor, let me know if I'm wrong on this though will ya.
1 comment:
It was my first PSU football game too! Everyone says it's an experience like no other, but it's hard to understand what they means until you actually get there. And about the burn, I had the exact same problem. I was burnt to a crisp for the whole week.
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