Where are they now? 90's Teen Heartthrob Edition

SO my mom and I were watching Oprah's teen heartthrob show tonight. Got me thinking about the teen heartthrobs that I grew up with and where are they now? The investigation begins...[insert spy music]

Heartthrob #1:

 LUKE PERRY

  Heartthrob in the 90's: His roll as Dylan Mckay on Beverly Hills 90210

What he is up to now: Perry is still hot as ever and still acting. You can catch him guest starring on TNT's Leverage.

Heartthrob #2:

JTT

 

Heartthrob in the 90's: His many movies and role on Home Improvement

What he is up to now: Jonathan Taylor Thomas can be seen in random guest appearances and last known to be attending Columbia University.

Heartthrob #3:

DEVON SAWA

 Heartthrob in the 90's: His many roles in movies such as Casper, Now and Then, and Idle Hands

Where he is now: Still acting! You can catch him in his movie Endure coming Spring 2010 and guest starring on the new hit show Nikita.

Heartthrob #4:

JORDAN KNIGHT

 

Heartthrob in the 90's: NKOTB! (If you don't know what that is then shame on you!)

Where he is now: Still looking fine and singing! Even doing reunion tours with NKOTB!

Heartthrob #5:

MARK PAUL GOSSELAAR

 

Heartthrob in the 90's: His role as Zach Morris on Saved By The Bell

Where he is now: Still making girls melt with his green eyes. You can catch him on TNT's Franklin and Bash.

Heartthrob #6:

NICK CARTER

  Heartthrob in the 90's: Sang in the ever popular Backstreet Boys

Where he is now: Still has that sexy smile and doing a BSB reunion tour with NKOTB. Beat up Paris Hilton, had a Drug problem and still dating fake breasted bimbos.

Ahhh these heartthrobs can still make me feel like I'm twelve years old! I left out the obvi ones like JT, Usher, and Leo....Who were your heartthrobs????

RIP Iphone

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It's a sad day in the world. My beloved Iphone took an accidental dip in the sink. As he lay dying, I asked him why he would do such a thing, he knows he can't swim. Coughing out his response he replied that he thought he could float. As I stroked his white frame, a tear rolled down my face as I replied, no Iphone, you can't float, I wish you would've asked me as I would have explained that you are too heavy to float, not to mention you are deathly allergic to water. Coughing and spitting out water he sighed and said how much I meant to him. He told me that I was the best owner and I told him that I loved spending countless hours playing different apps and downloading music. He said the favorite part of his short lived life was when I would put him to my ear and whisper sweet nothings. As he took his last breath he said I'll see you in heaven and told me that if I needed to move on to a different Iphone, then I should as life is too short. RIP Iphone, you were the best!

The Realization That Death is Inevitable...

It has been quite a while since my last post so let me catch you up on what's been going on in my life as of late. I found an amazing job as an internet marketer! At times it can be repetitive and boring, being in front of a computer screen all day, but I don't have someone hovering over my shoulder and have freedom to market the company as I see fit. I'm making the most of it as it could lead to amazing opportunities, possibly starting my own business marketing companies through social media. This is also directly in line with the new major that I picked, communications-journalism. A couple of weeks into the new job and my grandmother fell and broke her hip. Long story short, she's been in a nursing home for the past couple of years and this inevitable fall lead to her death. Going through only the second death I've had to deal with (both of them being within a year from each other) made my crazy mind start thinking about death and the inevitability of it. I know that I am once again a late bloomer in this department, but I can't stop thinking how scary death is. How scary it is that we will all die one day. Going through this and having non-stop thoughts about death started making me question my faith in God. I have always been a strong believer in a higher being and that when we die, our spirit lives on in another world. Well you can imagine the surprise and shock that I had when my mind started wondering what if that weren't true. What if we don't go anywhere when we die, what if it is just a never ending black abyss, and what if there is no God and therefore, no purpose for us being here? What if we were just an "accident"? I felt as though I was suffocating with doubt. One day I woke up and decided that enough was enough. I know that I am "depressed" but A. refuse to let it control my life and B. refuse to stifle any emotion with medication. Happiness is a mood, not a destination. Happiness comes and goes and so does depression. Coming to this realization has helped me through this scary and lonely state of mind and I know that who I am and who I am about to be are all that matters. As hard as it is sometimes, I need to live in the now and be happy with my life, because we only get one.