Alright, I'm not saying this is an exact science or anything. But I think there is a relationship between voice pitch and the amount of rough times a person has been through. Just play with the idea for a second. Obviously, women are (usually) more protected throughout their lives, so by that theory it makes sense why they have higher pitch than men. Think of a preppy cheerleader, with the really high pitched voice, treated like a princess her whole life. Think about a grizzled combat veteran, deep tone, he's been through some shit. I'm not saying it's 100% fact here, but it may have some truth. Think about your own friends, see if it holds true.
Other than that, this weekend was a busy blur.. Thursday night I spoke with a friend who I previously screwed over, somehow she gave me a second chance to gain her trust.. I still don't think I deserved it but I'm not letting that go to waste. Friday night I got to hang with my best friend who dropped off the face of the earth a few months ago. I really missed hanging with her, she's a badass hahaha.. Saturday, the guys and I went to a gun show. Not gonna lie, I felt like a kid in a candy store. I would skip from booth to booth all fast and excited, looking at the toys, it was simply amazing.. I bought a hundred bucks worth of ammo then we headed out. Saturday night I got to hang out with another amazing chick. We headed to some hookah bars and kicked back at my apartment until she had to leave for work this morning. Chilling with her is definitely relaxing. Then after she left I tried to crash for like 45 minutes before I had to work at 8.. I awoke to a text at 8:46 asking where I was. lol. I went into Field Training mode right then! I managed to get dressed, get all my work gear, and get over there by 8:52. For reference, it usually it takes 7-10 minutes just to ride my bike there. I definitely went into beast mode lol. I've just been at work ever since, I fell asleep twice though and the girls at my work were trying to mess with me.. I spent a lot of damn money this weekend though! But this weekend was totally worth every penny.
Some lessons learned this week/weekend.
-Let go. Trying to control every aspect of your life doesn't leave you with enough time to live it.
-All good things are acquired through risks. Jump into that fire.
-Don't do something just so you benefit from it. Be a good person and take care of others.
-T
I gotta say I love this post :) especially the part about your Friday night hehe and the insightful part about your lessons learned this week/weekend :) Talking to you and hanging out with you was so helpful and I will not drop off the face of the earth again!
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