Somethings on bitter strings

[18monthmission]

So I am still just taking things one day at a time with her. We will see what becomes of it. Our work scheduals are different, which adds a bit of a challenge, she works nights, I days, so we do not have too many opportunities to see each other. I am enjoying this, the mixture of hope and fear, it is such a wonderful feeling truth be told

Comments

[mango_2003]

While I think that new Family Guy sucks for the most part, I think the flaw in your question is the idea that quality can't change. Sure, there are instances of timeless quality that you mention (Old Disney Movies for example)...but what makes art and entertainment great is the fact that quality is always changing, always evolving. If it always stayed the same, it'd be boring.

[18monthmission]

Hmm...I think you may have missed something, I am not purposing that Quality can not change, I am pruposing that this is exactly what quality does, change. The man who wrote the book on the other hand views Quality as reality, and everything else forms to it. I think that is just total bunk.

[hvala]

ah, i am set to read Zen in my writing class next semester. i already have the book. interesting thoughts on it!

[18monthmission]

My only suggestion to you then is to read the book now, ahead of time, and form your own oppinion of it before someone tries to tell you what to think about it. I'd be happy to discuss it with you as you go along though!