Well, this section should be rather easy to fill up. I can't get enough of talking about myself, just ask my 3 friends... That's a joke. I actually have a lot of friends, many not so close, but a few that are practically attached at the hip.
So anyway, let's get personal. I am the sole heir to the Hawley name on this end of the family tree, as far as I know. My dad was the only son my grandfather had, and I'm Dad's only son, so the pressure's on. I'm quite proud of being a Hawley and a Stancliff, or Stancliffe, depending on who your talking to it seems, and my Irish heratige, and of my family as a whole. Geez, holy run on sentence Batman! I may pick on them a lot, but they should know that I am very happy to belong to such an interesting family, both on the Hawley and Stancliff side.
Well, here we are a few 10's of months in the future since my last update. Due to things turning sour in the lovely (yeah right) state of Michigan, I deicided to move to Las Vegas to give life another shot. While here, I met a girl that introduced me to a program called "It's my life", hosted by a company called Choice Center Worldwide. In this course I learned a bunch of stuff which became quite monumental. I learned how to look at things from different perspectives, I learned that it is ok to be noticed and visible... and it's safe doing it. I learned bunches of stuff. And while learning these new lessons, I got a job, I got enguaged, got a house, got a dog, and got moving forward on what I had determined to be "the life that I wanted to live."
Then I woke up one day. I realized that I was enguaged to a girl that I was very incompatible with. I realized that the house I was living in was not in my name or shared jointly. I realized that even the dog was not really mine... I had no part in the choosing of her nor caring for her. The only thing that was working for me was the job, and it wasn't really working that well. Things needed to change. When it came time again for a break-up between us, I decided not to fight to keep it together as I normally do and let it die. And die it did. Big time.
And it may sound like I'm sad, but I'm really not. Everything is looking up and looking to the future. There's no secret hidden adjenda's nor rediculously hard expectations to live up to now. In short, life is much better.