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Tag Archives: reflections
“LOST”: Sublime Transcendence and… Hey Sawyer, Take That Shirt Off!
"Why, Natalia? Why do you put yourself through that?" *deep sigh* "If you need help you know where to find me."
Soundtrack: An iPod Epic
Rafferty swore and lumbered after, as graceful as a bull elephant with an inner ear problem. He grabbed her by the arm, spun her around, and suddenly, they were making out furiously.
New Year's Resolutions
In this Southern North American region, it is expected of the women to make impassioned New Year's resolutions to lose weight and look younger.
Our Culture
I don’t know if it’s human tendency or just human laziness to sum up a socio-cultural period in a few basic concepts, which may or may not represent the whole. But it sure as hell is human something.
Looking Back At Us
Arms brighter than the light of a long summer day
The Sounds of Morning
I stepped outside for a few minutes about 6:15am. The sky was just beginning to lighten in the east, and the waning moon was high and bright in the west.
Thanksgiving, My Grace
I’ve been, naturally, thinking about the whole thankfulness concept, and what, in particular am I thankful/grateful for right now. I was reminded of the mess we went through with child #4 starting when he was about a year old. He had allergies, serious ones: to cats, cockroaches, and dust mites. When I say serious, I [...]
The Demise of Logic, Sanity, and Innocence: Part II
The degeneration of logic, sanity and innocence has caused enormous chasms in the configuration of normal life and in this chapter we cite three more logic-deficient frustrations which American society appears unwilling or unable to cope with: the conflict in Iraq, the issue of gun regulations, and the growing threat to our environment.
Amusement from Insipid Places