After the other day's post, I feel I should redeem myself a little and speak to things that I actually am thankful for in life. As much as I’ve attempted to make myself a hermit as much as I can when I’m not working, I really do have some redeeming qualities, I think. I hope. … Continue reading Things I’m Thankful for
I've just had it with some people.
You'd think I'd learn
It’s hard to experience the passion we had in our youth But once ignited, it’s impossible to ignore its presence. As we age, we lament the infrequency of which it occurs And celebrate to the extreme when it shows its head. If you like my writing, please subscribe here.
My pursuit of becoming a Ph.D.
It’s interesting that sometimes, we have to figure out what we don’t like just to appreciate what we do. After years of trying the same food, route, car, people, I find that I have to venture out. I do this out of some sort of wanderlust for the different, but overwhelmingly, what happens is I … Continue reading Absence and Things
I've had this question posed to me in one way or the other for most of my life: How do you differentiate yourself? AKA, how do you become unique, not average, not boring? I had a child living in my house who actually told me he was ok getting C's in college because C's were … Continue reading 11 Simple Ways to Not be Average
What follows is a list of books that have had a profound effect on me over the last 30 years or so. Some are only on this list because they pissed me off so much, they put me off books for a period of time. Most are just ones that I enjoyed immensely, and honestly, … Continue reading 10 Books that Changed Me
Dear sir, I actually only assume you are a sir because I can't fathom a female making such noises, but to be completely fair and equal in this overly sensitive world, I will reword my salutation to "to whom it may concern". I have eaten in public for much of my 48 years in the … Continue reading Dear Random Eater Behind Me
Sometimes, it's just what you need.
The Naive Romantic 