I still look at this site and can't seem to write anything of positivity.

Does anyone care??

 

Silence.
Just as I thought.
 

Geoffrey Georgetti
Geoffrey Benjamin Georgetti "Geoff" of Schwenksville passed away on Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008.
He was 19 years of age and was born on Nov. 11, 1988, Veterans Day.
Geoff was known for his fun gestures and movie impersonations. He enjoyed listening to music and spending time with anyone to watch a good movie. He also liked skateboarding, hockey and played as a goalie for North Penn YMCA. He loved his past part time job at Wendy's where he had been awarded employee of the month.
He loved all people and to make others happy.
A warm friendly smile and someone to laugh with, Geoff will always be remembered as someone with a kind loving heart, who will live in our hearts forever.
Geoff is survived by his father Barry Georgetti and mother Ann Marie (nee Luciano), his brother Joseph Georgetti and sister Gina Georgetti.
Relatives and friends are invited to Geoff's Life Celebration service on Wednesday, Sept. 17, from 7 to 9 PM at Boyd-Horrox of East Norriton 200 West Germantown Pike, and on Thursday from 10 to 11 AM at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 40 Spring Mt. Rd, Schwenksville.
Mass will be celebrated at 11 AM. Interment will be at St. Patrick's Cemetery.
www.lifecelebration.com.

I think my single streak is gone :-D

“Take care, don't fight, and remember: if you do not choose to lead, you will forever be led by others. Find what scares you, and do it. And you can make a difference, if you choose to do so.” -J. Michael Straczynski

I found this quote to be amazing. I heard it at my bro's graduation last year and it means a lot to me. I figure being an African American male in the science field is something scary to not only myself but the majority of non-african americans that inhabit that field. Knowing full well in high school that science and math were not my strongest of subjects, I continue to live on hope that my dream will be grasped, and if not .. It was never quit on and the only it wasn't was because I died. I like the first part of the quote that states, "If you choose not to lead you'll be lead by others". It's true, and proves that education will never be enough. For example, I work in a pharmacy. If corporate wants to bring in a licensed pharmacy student and I'm just a pharmacy technician .. Who would get the upper hand? There aren't many leaders in the workplace who got there without some progressive means of education. If you believe in staying stagnant in one happy complacent dwelling .. then sure, something better always and will come along. It WILL bite you in the ass. With funeral service, education in mortuary science or funeral service education is crucial to working in a funeral home. Although there aren't many degrees in vocational Uprograms (barbering, automotive, etc ...) that exceed licensure and an associates degree, I struggle to find where something new and better can be found. For most businesses are privately owned/family run and it's hard to figure out what other types of leadership besides a degree can make you an asset versus a person just to keep around because they know what they're doing.

Lastly, the quote mentions that you can make a difference if you choose to. It's true, life requires all kinds of innovation. What does life do when it flat-lines on a life support monitor? It ends. Life requires upkeep and upgrades of all kinds to keep things moving. Using your passion to assist society helps society. For a person who's having trouble choosing paths in life, your passion can ignite or re-ignite the deepest of their dreams that may have once been down-played. Perhaps scare them into doing what they're afraid of?

I've felt blessed in the years since high school that I've gotten to experience three different fields of work. I know what industrial, retail, and science careers are. I understand what it takes and not to pre-judge everything before trying. I've learned that it takes a lot of failing to understand that something isn't right for you. I understand that it takes work outside the workplace and my studies to produce a product to society that is innovative, tangible, and greatly polished. Noone will ever touch perfection in this life, however the means to better yourself is always at your finger tips. Do what you need to be better than the person that taught you, and use the gift of knowledge as a gift to someone who may have been like you.

Hope you enjoy this quote and come to a realiization that all you ever needed to succeed  is/was always there. Take the time to be resourceful and welcome failure!

So drunk

Tryin to move? I am, I'm shootin for the next month or so. If you're 100% interested, get in on it NOW. First and final invite.