ohh jeeze

[mochzynski]

as some of you already know and other do not, I spent last week here. I went on this trip because it was part of a program I tried to get involved in right before I was accidemicly dissmissed from WMU: Alternative Spring Break. Over the course of the past week I spent a lot of time thinking about who I am and what that means. I have decided that

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[quackmar]

yay for you rob! =)

oh and for socializing thing always feel free to call/im me or mike. we're both fairly awesome and usually not socializing. two things that aren't as contradictory as they seem.

[babybooze]

I think those are aweomse goals! I support you one hundred percent! Love ya and miss ya babe!

[cooluncleryan]

I've got this book called 'the compassionate universe' by Eknath Easwaran that adresses issues relating to making big changes to yourself. The fact that you are willing to make changes is such a huge deal - quite a few people don't believe they have any issues to work out.

Anyway, this book is really about healing the environment, but it outlines a program of meditation and other eastern-ish things that I've been trying, and I find it's really helping me focus my anger into a productive force, and also pay attention to things better. I feel like I've got more control over my brain - well, just a slight bit more. It takes years to really get this stuff.

I'd loan it to you, if you're interested.