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Monthly Archives January 2007

Animals have problems too

I keep getting in to these multi-hour deep conversations with people as of late.  It’s rather refreshing.  The only downside is that it often takes hours of fishing before the conversation finally starts to get to the topics that need to be covered.  No, that isn’t a downside–it’s really quite enjoyable. Other than that todays [...]

Posted 17 January 2007 § Life and Thought ‡ Comments (1) °

The rain is still warmer

It was modern day Shakespeare.  That phrase is a cliché.  I avoid cliché.  I’m using this one.  True homage to film noir.  It’s name is Brick. I’m going to clean my room now.

Posted 16 January 2007 § Life and Thought ‡ Comments (0) °

Meenie

I’m one of those people that often solve problems in their sleep and wake up with the solution.  For example, I’ve wondered why most younger people drink from 2-Liter and 20oz bottles by just squeezing them without letting in any air over their upper lip like older people (such as I) do.  It struck me [...]

Posted 11 January 2007 § Life and Thought ‡ Comments (1) °

My day so far has been necessary

Two hours of sleep? Check.  Not eating all day? Check.  Getting stuck at work late? Check.  Getting in to a car accident on the way to Cassie’s? Check.  Still getting to class on time and acing the quiz I didn’t study for because of all this? Check. My right mirror is very gone and the [...]

Posted 10 January 2007 § Life and Thought ‡ Comments (0) °

Un-original

From the Drew Dictionary comes Vacation: noun, to change one’s patterns in an all-consuming fashion for the purpose of relaxation and/or perceived freedom.  A proper vacation prompts a person to examine their life, their choices, and themselves.  This is a wonderful thing, but the real benefit comes in acting on this.  My way of acting [...]

Posted 01 January 2007 § Life and Thought ‡ Comments (0) °