cliches are soo true

So i found out some news earlier this week I just haven't had time to get on here and write about it. Anyway Tuesday night Diron Rivers died. i met Diron when i was like 12 years old at westchester summer camp. i remember jessica had a crush on him...and i had one on his cousin...and diron would ALWAYS tease me about liking his cousin smh. those were good times. its sad how short life can be for people. and although me and diron weren't the closest (i only saw him during the summer when i would work with him at the park) but its sad when good, young people die. i mean i know that we all have to die at some point, thats the only thing certain in life. but its sad when its people who are actually about something and are actually trynna do stuff with their life who end up being the ones without the opprotunity to live a full life. people are so ignorant these days and are just satisfied knowing that all their life may ever amount to is gang bangin or never leaving the block they grew up on. so many people TALK about what they wanna do with their lifes but don't have the ambition to actually do the stuff. TALK IS CHEAP. period. if you want something in life its up to YOU to be the one to go after it. no one else. come on i'm 16 and i already know this. wth is going on in the world that people older than me and other people my age still haven't realized this. its such a cliche "live each day like its your last" but its SO TRUE. you have to. like i said the only thing certain in life is death. but sheesh people atlest make sure that when you die that you leave a legacy, something people can be inspired from. and if you haven't gotten there yet atleast make sure that before you die you are on your way to accomplishing all your goals.

R.I.P. DIRON RIVERS JR.