Maybe it just the people I have chosen to spend time around, but it feels like the most common topic of conversation is what make us mad or disappointed. This is depressing. Are the most interesting parts of our lives the things we despise? I hope not ( Read more... )

This made me giggle. Maybe it will make your Monday a little brighter too.

A toast for the vernal equinox: May all your days be longer than your nights.


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Being exhausted makes me happy but unproductive. When I only get 4-6 hours per night for about 3 days, I start smiling for no reason and feel like doing a little dance. Unfortunately, this trades off with thinking clearly and/or creatively ( Read more... )

You are often verbose and even more often bellicose, but you make some good points in an intelligent manner. Thank you so much.
~Greg

To all y'all:
You should read his book, The End of Faith. It will change your life or at give you somethings interesting to think about. I will trade you for any religious theory book you would like me to read.~

Jonathan and I were talking at dinner and this came up.


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1)Life = Work
Since Pedro moved all the way across the world to Hong Kong, life = work. But hopefully that will change soon because Jonathan McKay is replacing him at ADPi (but no one can replace Peter in my heart). Life = work also because I am writing a TON for my classes. This is OK; it is good for me to write again after doing none for ( Read more... )

c/o Lore at Table of Malcontents.

I want to make a Spanish-English television show for children: Los FabulOsos. It would be a lot like the Care Bears (for those who didn't take high school Spanish, oso means bear), but there is nearly unlimited potential for this terrible pun.

( Spanish adjectives and potential plots )

As you may or may not know, it is one of my ambitions to create and popularize the sport of bicycle frisbee polo. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find anyone brave or stupid enough to play with me. Today, I think I may have found those people. Kiri and I were walking around Capitol Hill and saw some post-college kids playing polo. On ( Read more... )