Actually a week ago on Easter, October and I celebrated our fifth year anniversary. It is crazy how we met, I ended up needing community service for a DWI they tried to pin on me so I was doing my first major mural for the Boys and Girls Club I now work at. After the mural was done I wanted to go out and celebrate so I convinced her to meet me for a drink. We hit it off and before you know it I was on my way to sunrise service with October and her father (a little hung over). It has been great I love her very much and owe a lot to her for sacrificing and dealing with everything I am trying to do as fast as possible for our future. Recently I took the teens to Fort Warden and I must say, Fort Warden makes Fort Casey look like the McDonald's play land. It was intense, there were so many more bunkers and bases to run around on. The teens had a great time and so did I, I am extremely blessed to get paid to relive a little bit of my child hood. My Mom visited us today, it was great seeing her. For how impatient I am with her sometimes I do really miss her and worry about her. That goes for my whole family, I cannot wait to blow up and get rich so I can do what I want, when I want and with who I want.
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I remember when spring break was exactly what it said, a week long break. It is funny how you get older and this week comes along and it is nothing more then more work. I took the kids to Fort Warden this afternoon for a day trip, it was amazing. All of the bunkers were such a sight it made camp casey's switchboard look like a joke. We ran around all of the tunnels and rooms trying to scare each other and cracking jokes. I envy teenagers and there "live in the moment attitude," I remember being that age and it seemed like nothing mattered but having fun, and it seemed like time was standing still. Everything is brand new at that age, and you have no worries like bills and making more money. I miss not having pressure, I feel now all I have is pressure and responsibilities and I don't even have children yet. Easter is coming up and it is October and I's fifth year anniversary, since meeting her I have become the man that I have always wanted to be. My creativity is in its prime and I have never been as productive as now, the only problem now is finding the time for everything I want to do on top of starting a family. Someone once said all in good time, and I say there is not enough time. I remember when my brother Vince, James Atkins and I traveled to Bellingham to visit his ex, I must have been seventeen at the time. We traveled over to Canada to get some alcohol and bring it back to Bellingham. We got stopped at customs and low and behold they found the booze we were smuggling back, being that we were underage and scared to death the border patrol had the heart to turn us loose on just a warning. I look back at things I used to do and say WOW, I am extremely lucky that nothing bad happened to my friends and family and also to myself. Thank you God for taking it easy on us.
Luke Kisena Man what a year cannot believe it has almost been a year since I have used this journal. (blog) A lot have things have happened since the last time but I here are some highlights, life could not be better I got a great girl and I feel like I have officially grown up. From trying to buy our first piece of property to the minor back pains it is now sinking in I am getting older. I miss my family more and more everyday but I got to do what I got to do, Alec will be a senior next year and that is baffling. I am realizing how fast time really is going so I have been doing dirt (in a good way) so I can get ahead, I do still plan on being rich in this lifetime. It is just harder then I thought it would be. Got my first 4.0, published for the first time and am finally planning for the future. I love my girlfriend and family very much and am doing all of this for them to be proud. The memory I will end with is, I will never forget having to bail out of a second story window at Sue Hwangs house with Leif Westpestad, Chris Nyhus, Mark Bell and John Hamilton. Her dad was going crazy and it was really intense. We did all this without shoes, we had to make up a lie and say we were Sonny's friends so we could come back and get them. Shit is crazy that felt like not that long ago, It was th
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Luke KisenaBorn in Seattle raised in Bothell, focused on becoming the best artist I possibly can and change kids perception on what is cool through all of the arts. Archives
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