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unique
I'd rather be a part of the universe, than apart from the universe. Some feel they haven't accomplished anything if they don't go their own way down the stream, or if their light isn't bright and on its own...but I am the waterfall, I am the rainbow - because I let myself be part of the whole. Amazing things only happen when we forget ourselves ( Read more... ) -
Beaumont
Beaumont ( Read more... ) -
how many taps to get to the center of the universal tootsie-roll?
*tap tap tap* is this still on again again ( Read more... ) -
heroes
Where are our heroes? We lost admiration for our "forefathers" - not just because they abandoned us, but also because...well, how can one look up to someone who had slaves, and to whom women were little more than trophies and flowers, not equals? We lost faith in out religion - given brand choices between pedophiles and war-mongers who don't ( Read more... ) -
boo on you, Simon...
Wednesday was the 19th anniversary of when Sarah and I started dating ummm..exclusively? Er, well, that part wasn't official/formal, it was just a matter of at that age it was...assumed? Heck, she was my second girlfriend, I was her first boyfriend ( Read more... ) -
*tap* *tap* is this thing on? Testing - 1, 2...
huh...I didn't come here for a long while, then I just assumed the account would have been disabled per the long hiatus, and yet...here it is! Just where I left it...
Anyway, hello out there. -
a little bit at a time...
Dear Ms. Parks ( Read more... ) -
bringing a camera back in my life
(this post is actually a request for advice....it only looks like I'm rambling. _pluginbaby? marieoroumania? any tips/thoughts ( Read more... ) -
fateless
There is no fate. However, you will do what you are going to do, and you are, who you are. If someone knew enough about the universe, they would know the future; this is merely because things are going to happen as they happen. It's not "fate," some sort of mystical power that pulls you a certain way. Quite the opposite - it's you being you ( Read more... ) -
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From source:Dopamine dysregulation syndrome (DDS), sometimes known as hedonistic homeostatic dysregulation in Parkinson disease, is a dysfunction of the reward system in subjects with Parkinson disease (PD) due to a long exposure to dopamine replacement therapy (DRT). It is characterized by self-control problems such as addiction to medication, ( Read more... )