Empty Walls

Look at the kids... Then look at the adults. Did you ever notice that if you make a mistake the smaller children are more likely to forgive you than the adults? My teacher is mad at one of the kids in my class (still) for something childish that had happened two months ago. It's ridiculous. I think that as we grow, we become more close-minded. Well, most of the time--I gotta give credit to the ones who become more enlightened and forgiving as they grow. I just wanted to point that out, and I apologize for my lack of writing skill nowadays. But I mean, really, if you step on a kids toe they forgive you when you apologize, but there are adults that just don't forgive you for things simple as that. I have two specific people in mind as I write this. These people give me the illusions that all people are this way. But I gotta get that idea out of my head-- us humans aren't all that way. But the ones that are make a huge impact on your life. But hey... let's forgive 'em, eh? ;)

Aimee's Castle

I went to visit a friend yesterday and as I looked out the window of my car on the way, I spotted a huge building I could barely see. I thought it was a little eerie to be up there all by itself on some hill, so I asked my friend about it. She told me a little information about it-- enough to make me even more curious about the place. She said it was called "Aimee's Castle" or something. She started in on a story she'd found on the internet too, but I can't remember much that she said other than it was supposedly haunted. As a result, when I remembered it today I googled it and found a tiny bit more information, and it only peaks my interest. I hate that; I'm always the cat killed by curiosity. But it gets the best of me... Even though I'm basically just some kid with no life, I really want to go there now, to see it clearly with my own eyes and just... I don't know, but I'm really curious about the place. It was built in some city most people don't even know about, and I wonder what it's story is. I wonder why it was built, how people believe it to be haunted, what purpose it served, why it was built there, what was going on at the time, if anyone goes there, and ESPECIALLY if I'm allowed to go check it out. It's interesting, that castle... If you find any information on it, please let me know!