MY RECENT POSTS
- Welcome To The Family
October 13, 2010 09:59PM - An Evening With The Perfect
Pickle
January 10, 2010 07:01PM - You are made of star stuff.
October 20, 2009 08:34PM - Surprises are bad.
October 16, 2009 03:44PM - Sometimes music just happens
October 15, 2009 09:18PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Thank you for sharing
this, it made me smile and
Imma dance
all the way to work
t…”
November 05, 2009 10:29AM - “Fossil Weasels for the
WIN!!!
Thank you for
sharing this and for
articulating
your…”
October 21, 2009 11:36AM - “*smiles at Andy* Hugo
Weaving will always rule my
world for
his work as Tick
in…”
October 21, 2009 11:30AM - “oh wow. Thank you for
this. I gasp and choke and
laugh at the
surprise of
reali…”
October 21, 2009 11:15AM - “Rock on, Traveller1,
Excelsior!”
October 21, 2009 11:12AM
Live life BEFORE you blog it.
I was driving and suddenly there were beautiful things. There was this amazing bridge with beautiful metalwork and this river that was all pretty and wet and wide and there were blocks of building creating a fractal pattern of quadrangles. There were many colors and the light was playing off of… Read full post »
A primer for people
Everything we watch others do give us a little bit of data about that person. We collect these bits of data and use them to make up a mosaic that is an overall concept of the people around us. For any given person, we are always collecting data and processing it… Read full post »
The Homogenous Caveman Gang
Man is a social animal because he is much more likely to survive long enough to get laid if he's got a good team of people working with him. He invented football when it was no longer necessary to spend every day in direct competition with animals and other humans. He… Read full post »
Spinning out The Road Rage
The nice thing about spinning is that when your yarn or floss or
thread breaks, all you have to do is tousle the end and spin in
some more fiber. You can mend your mistakes with a little patience
and a firm touch.
Thing is, you gotta mend it right away… Read full post »
Jargon and Slang: Make Language Work For You.
Have you ever observed jargon in action? Taken part in a
conversation that would make no sense at all to anyone out side
your profession? Have you ever communicated five pages of data with
three grunts, a shrug, and a roll of your eyes?
Language is so cool. We shape it and… Read full post »
Permission to Cry
Something I noticed recently started to explain something to
me.
I noticed that all the women I met at the funeral gave me warm hugs
and reached out in support. All of the men I met at the funeral
gave me warm hugs and reached out in a search for support
and/or… Read full post »
Brains win over brawn.
I've been watching the first season of MacGyver, and I can't help but think that so many of the little details make this all seem like historical fiction. Things that work or happen in this story-world would not be plausible in any way today because of things like cellphones, GPS, anti-terrorism… Read full post »
Just Keep Swimming... my favorite movie
My favorite movie is Finding Nemo.
The evening we went to see it there was only one other couple. An older couple, apparently on a date. The two pairs of us sat down at opposite diagonals to the center of the house. We settled in and watched the previews, and… Read full post »
Take the light you have and go.
Sometimes it seems that those who consider themselves to be the
most righteous and pious seem to find great joy and satisfaction
when people around them mess up. Perhaps because they feel that it
makes them look better in comparison.
Those who are aware of their own imperfections and weaknesses
can… Read full post »
People will not always like you or agree with you.
When I woke up this morning and logged in to the electronic
world, this is what I read:
"Oh! My opinion is so enlightened that when I share it you must
agree with me! If you disagree with me I'm going to flounce around
and pee myself! Then I'm going to make… Read full post »
Getting Through Doors
About half of the people you meet will hold a door open for you. Some people will hold it long enough for you to catch it with your arm, some will stand inside and hold the door open and oblige you to press in past them, and a few will smile… Read full post »

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