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  • Role Models – New Cash

    I love finding this junk.

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  • Reading and had to share

    I told myself to post something today, and I had almost given up hope on what to write about. Then I started reading and inspiration was found. Well, not so much on my end. I’ve been reading Beyond Good & Evil by Nietzsche and found two excerpts that I found wonderful.

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  • Sand art

    So this is something I had heard about but never saw until now. Sand art is an amazing art form that, as could be assumed, uses sand as it’s paint. Using a large table with a projector built in, the artist goes about using the sand to create images, using the density of it to create very interesting pieces and works with shadows in mere seconds. It’s pretty fun to watch and imagine how articulate and focused your hand movements have to be. There are others to be found if you google them.

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  • After the fact…

    So it’s been a minute since my last update.  I do, in fact, have a good reason. This weekend was moving weekend. While I could have updated throughout, I doubt very seriously anything I had to say was worth while. It was a long and painful Saturday, starting the moving process at 10:00AM and finally winding down to sleep at 2:30AM. (more…)

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  • Role Models – To my coder girl

    To all you programming ladies you there. You know who you are. 😉

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  • Long week

    So it’s been a looong week and it’s only going to drag out farther. I spent my weekend staying busy. I went down to my father’s for food and to greet Aaron when he got back from Michigan. He finished up with a 13 hour drive, so he was pretty exhausted. Then I drove up to see Dana and her roommates. I do enjoy their company and think they are a phenomenal group. There was a run-in with their neighbors that eventually lead to name calling and angry tones. Wasn’t very awesome.

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  • Role Models – James David Manning Jr. PhD

    So I’m not one to talk about politics, and I might take this down before too long, but I think this is just ridiculous. I know by posting this I am fueling his fire for attention, but I think it’s important to listen to people, no matter how crazy they talk, if only for the sake of realizing just how crazy people can be.

    This is James David Manning, PhD talking about the Patrick Henry revolution and how the white people are about to riot…. and he’s joining. If you can sit through to the end, he starts singing about 8:30 into it. It’s rather amusing if you don’t take it seriously.

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  • Granola Bars and a finish to moderation

    Are actually quite delicious. I was re-introduced to these delightful treats. Somehow the world has a different taste now that I’m coke free. Funny how that works. I also noted that I have felt like I have a lot more energy since I’ve quit the substance abuse, as that seems to be the only way to describe my previous relations to the drink. I have recently considered going vegetarian for kicks and giggles. I guess I really just enjoy challenging myself to try new and different things, or should I say lifestyles. I usually don’t do minor changes. I’m usually a big change kind of guy.

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  • Carnal relations

    So I’ve taken on a few projects now in light of this productiveness that I’ve adopted. One of which is reverting all of our old home videos into DVDs. It’s a fun project and very nostalgic. Unfortunately most of our recent videos disappeared after a fight I had with my mom a long time ago. So most of our videos are in the 91-02 range. It’s still pretty cool and I get to see all my relatives and grandparents I never really knew growing up. It kind of makes me wish that I was actually a social person.

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  • Another update

    Hello again. Two updates back to back? This is insanity! Didn’t get a chance to stop by the auto store today but last night was quite enjoyable. I hung out with Dana, David, Anni, and Sara and Sabio, Sara’s boy toy at the time. It was a lot of fun and we reminisced on the old days.

    The next morning we left for Flying Biscuit and gave Dave a tour of Little 5. I’ve recently made it a point to be a little more willing to participate in things and was willing to listen to anyone who talked to us there. We actually were approached by a Indian monk of Bhagavad Gita, a religion started by Sir Krishna. He showed me a book, about 500 pages thick, which he later left in my hands. It was interesting to hear him talk, and he asked for “donations only” and “every little bit helps” which was promptly followed by “I usually get $20 for these books”. I thought this was a strange approach to donations, so I gave him what I could.

    A few other things on the brain. I am about ready to finally get my butt in gear to get my A+ certification. This is something I haven’t talked about in over a year, since I got hired at Pilgrim’s Pride. I’ve been yearning for something new, and I figured this is something that A) will come pretty naturally, B) can only help me in my career choices and C) something I’ve always wanted to do. So I’m currently going through books and practice tests. Unfortunately it costs $200 to take both of the tests, and I’m not even sure just how long before it expires. But it’s on the list.

    I’ve been extremely productive as of late. It’s quite strange, but a welcome change.

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