I've always liked livejournal more than this myspace thing, but if you want to get the word out on "ME" these days, one needs a myspace. I caved. To the neglect of livejournal. But, This is far more of an archive of my innane blogging than that "other" place. So, to update, I'll simply repost my musings here. Sunnie wins, again.

The great majority of my free time between 9 am and 5 pm, give or take a few hours (past midnight, before 7:30, if I'm up), is supposed to be dedicated to studying and practicing music these days. This is an interesting goal for a person who can hardly spend more than fifteen consecutive minutes focusing on something he considers deeply enjoyable ( Read more... )

I have suddenly thought of the idea of inevitability. It's an interesting concept. It seems that there may be things: parts of life, events, situations--transactions even--that cannot be avoided despite any amount of effort. We've all heard of death and taxes. Both are worth mentioning and pondering for a moment (mostly the former which may be ( Read more... )

You never quite know who's stalking your myspace, so you have to be careful what you say. Livejournal is also better...but, due to usage ( Read more... )

poor little livejournal...

40 hours a week is a lot. I'd also be going insane if I didn't own an iPod, because I would have a backseat filled solely with CD's just for the commute, and probably have gotten in an accident already trying to search for the right CD with one hand at 5:40 am with a thermos of tea in the other hand while clutching the wheel with the same and

I honestly just had to do the math, because I could not remember how old I am.

It's all ablur...

This second mock interview has me spooked. It's with someone I'm not supposed to know...but in this case, I do. In fact, I have had one notable experience with with her--possibly the nastiest across-the-counter experience I had ever had. Only later did I found out she is was just an irate customer, she is also a distric manager. And it just so ( Read more... )

I now have an iPod.
Yes, it is a material posession. I am not altogether gnostic, thankfully.
Music is intangible, of course.
This just may change my day to day life more significantly than sliced bread.
'Tommorrow' is 24.

As you may be able to tell, I don't speak spanish ( Read more... )