My education deceives me. Remember in the Simpsons when Homer gets the crayon removed from his brain and he becomes smarter, and eventually less happy? Lisa explained to him that the relationship between intelligence and happiness is inverse, that is, less smart = more happy. I've always laughed it off, knowing that there are other variables at ( Read more... )

One week until Las Vegas.

Two rules for life:

1. Don't tell people everything you know.
2.

So it's come to this. This is my attempt to make this site more interactive for the reader. I'm trying to get readers (if there are any) more involved with my postings. I believe that if there is any chance that attention is given to something that someone deems personally important in his or her life, there will indeed be an attempt to make ( Read more... )

Although I've spent the summer in Monmouth, I have learned a thing or two. Here is a list that names a few ( Read more... )

Who you really are is how you act when you think you're alone.

Gonna take some time off. Write some stuff a little more personal. Focus on the impossible objective of finding what I want to do with my life.

The sun ablaze ( Read more... )

Bah! I'm at work again. Not that I mind it, but it's before 8:00 in the morning. Finished summer school yesterday where I had to get up for an 8am class four days a week anyway. All this while working until midnight five nights a week. So this isn't anything new, it's just that I may as well have slept at work last night because I closed last ( Read more... )

I wonder why it is that people use eyes as a means of trying to describe experience. Eyes don't change; it's the muscles and skin surrounding the eyes that give away the universal emotion that's being presented. I suppose it's the fact that much of what we sense and experience in the world is through our eyes. We rely on our vision so much for ( Read more... )