Welcome to Lee's wonderful website!
Who is this person?
He's the type of guy who would want to make a website, but still needs a lot of help.
Please do recognize that a lot of the design for this website is not actually the work of the Magnificent, Omnipotent Lee, but is rather the work of Goblin Heart. I seriously cannot fully explain just how thankful I am for their work - people who are dedicated like that are why life's worth living.
But seriously, I am no one particularly important, but I just believe that this is the way the internet should be, and an internet like this needs proper citizens. It's something I find deeply fascinating, and thought it was worth a shot. What's a little html going to do to me? html hasn't murdered anybody, not yet at least.
- Graduating -
I have finally graduated from high school, after 3 not very gruling but quite tedious years. The world feels like it has opeened entirely and also not at all. I'm still young, too young to do fun things like drugs, sex, and coco-puffs. It feels pretty much the same though, nothing has really changed. I'm still the same me as I was before I finished my senior year. The world seems pretty shit though, everything has teeth. But that's what everyone is dealing with, and I'm to join in the struggle. High school provided a sense of schedule, it was something that I had to do, now I don't have something to that extent. Maybe I'll start to schedule out days, just so that I can get into a habit of doing shit. Hang up bells, have announcements for one room. A bell for 5 minutes but I'm going to the same room. Then I can finally have a schedule again.
But seriously, I should set aside time to do things, try and shake off some addictions and bad habits.
Older technologies are items I've found deeply fascinating, there's a wonderful, analog feeling behind when you use them. You can feel their function, and that's something that I absolutely love. Probably my favorite piece is the Sony DCR-DVD108 DVD Handycam Camcorder. I've gotten a fair amount of use of it, and the best part is the click behind working with it. Those mini-disks will long outlast me, and maybe someone out in the future will look over them, find some humanity in people they've never met.
My MP3 player has gotten more use though, it's one of the older walkmen. It's this little old thing that's lasted me a good few years. You can feel its function, and that's something I absolutely love.