chocolate has chemicals in it that makes you feel 'happy', cellphones bring anxiety (oh no when is he/she gonna call?, why aren't they answering my texts?!) and also, there hasn't been completed testing on the effects of cellphones to human bodies, and other effects to society, driving, walking across the street, etc.
however, the testing on chocolate proves that, if your not allergic to it, a little bit a day can make you feel 'happy',
and maybe fatter,
but who doesn't like a chubby person?
as long as their happy levels are high

well there were quite a few, I must saw. mostly ones including me making mistakes or feeling guilty about something. However, I think one of the greatest significant events happened in summer '08. This event including a few things, most predominantly was Alex death, with shattered my young adult view on life and death. Although I was awed by a death of a kid my age in middle school, I didn't even know the kid and I wasn't personally connected or invested. However, with the death of Alex, I realized how quickly life could come and go, even when the person has the best intentions in mind. Even when I could've died in so many other ways, he died in a car crash going to work at 6 in the morning. It broke my heart, and I was devastated.  That wasn't the whole story, however, because my boyfriend had broken up with me, the night before I found out. and although we hadn't been dating all too long, and he was nice about it, I found out as the next week unfolded that he really wasn't all that nice. I needed support after Alex's death and I hoped he would help me, or at least talk to me, since he had experienced his mom dying so I figured he had some insight. But he wouldn't hear it, and in fact he told me he didn't want to talk to me ever again. I was pushed away, and I just felt lost and even more heartbroken. To top it off, my cousin was still friends with him, and it turns out he wanted to see her, and was very inappropriate, and apparently gave me a peace of mind when I asked him to, simply because she had asked him to and said she might see him if he does. Which just fueled me, man, I was pissed. I was angered. After everything I had been through, this was the last thing I needed. I learned quite a few things that summer, in both July and August, because about a month after this whole incident, two of my coworkers got fired, and I had become closer to Sue, closer than I had ever been. So I had lost the trust in a lot of things, and in a boys intentions (because it turned out after my cousin turned him down he started dating a 15 year old girl, also named mary. hmmm. he was 19...). I had been heart-broken and still think a lot about death at a young age and how much it hurts. However, I learned about how to trust some people in my life ( Sue has yet to disappoint me ) and I learned that life is fragile and to just enjoy what I can, because I could just as easily get dumped, have a coworker die, get fired from my job, or die myself. within the same season. Expect the Unexpected. I am hardly surprised by many things these days. That summer is one for the books