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Apr 19, 2007 14:55

i went to a Jays game on Tuesday with a few friends, the first time in about 15 years. going through the skywalk i got hit by one of those really nostalgic feelings, walking through with my dad, our bags on so we could smuggle our peanuts into the game. i remember at the games the sales people would be walking up and down the isles and i'd say ( Read more... )

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clayven April 19 2007, 19:46:08 UTC

yo guy, i live for that shit. all of it. the baseball games, remembering times with my dad and jamie, the sneaky dee's, the drinking, and espessially the intense conversations. goddamnit how much do i love sharing and absorbing perspectives?

i love you so much tyler, i want to spend more time with you.

(((!!!)))

mikey

lil_neek April 19 2007, 20:37:59 UTC

I second this.

Come round to the house more Ty.

It misses you.

booksaregood April 19 2007, 22:35:39 UTC

Mikey got it right, sharing, and absorbing, perspectives is one of the greatest things to be involved in. To acknowledge that our beliefs are simply just that and to be open to new interprtations is pure beauty.

To build on what you said about beliefs becoming facts, I think why our beliefs are hard to budge is that they become abstract embodiments of who we are, and therefore a questioned belief becomes a question of self. Because of this attachment between belief and self, any other perspective contradicting our own is threatening for it unveils the fact that nothing is permanent or concrete, even ourselves. To many this is a fearful revelation that we try to avoid. Yet, I find something comforting in this void, it is the ground where creativity flourishes, where beauty springs, and where one can master this sea of change by simply sailing along its waves.

gogglespisano April 20 2007, 06:55:37 UTC

i might have built on that , but it was so well put i have to leave it.

word.

mathishard April 20 2007, 12:05:55 UTC

I was saying to someone a while ago that I'm very fortunate to perpetually be in this childlike, "student" mentality where my mind is always open to absorb new opinions and ideas from anyone I come into contact with. I think as soon as you've closed yourself off to that, you've really lost the plot. We're all definitely lucky to be surrounded by people who challenge us that way.

Also, Red Sox fans are assholes. Just check this out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnvWu3NbSTY