I'm turning 30 in February. I am really not worried about it nor am I depressed. According to some, their 30s were the best years of their lives. I truly hope they're right.

When I turned 21, I felt really strange. I felt that I hadn't accomplished a thing. Now that I'm turning 30, I can say that I've accomplished more than when I turned 21 . However, proportionally speaking, I feel that I've screwed up way more!!

So I would like to focus on my 30s and do whatever it takes to make them good. And when I turn 40, I would like to say that the 30s were great and that proportionally speaking, I did not screw up as much!

I continue with my question... who cares about people like Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag? How about the Kardashian girls? I truly don't get it... I am so tired of the media turning these nobodys into idols and role models. I mean, COME ON!

On a side note, have celebrities always been given preferential treatment by law enforcement? I wonder because nowadays they are almost immune to any sort of responsibility with the law... hmmm...

"Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle"

I've liked this quote for quite sometime. Although there seems to be a discrepancy as to who said it, whoever did, is brilliant. I've used it as my profile quote on myspace as well as part of my signature on my email.

Unfortunately, I feel that the majority of people don't feel the same. People are not kind nor do they care how you feel. And the old "treat others as you would like to be treated" has gone down the crapper. People treat people like shit, hence they like to be treated like shit too.

I see this often at work. Two wrongs don't make a right but I'm tired of being kinder than necessary as nobody is kind to me or my team.