The 2AM Phenomenon
Something strange and stinky happens every night at 2Am. For me, it’s the most creative time of the day. If I’m really tired and compensating with caffine, it’s almost mind blowing – the chunks of unexpected delicious that my brain poops out.
Why? I haven’t the slightest idea. So I’m on the lookout for more about this midnight foshizzle dizzle deal. For now I’ll have to leave you hanging with a
to be continued…
My least favorite ending.
Did you know: If you chew 2 packs of Strawberry Bubblicious, then a piece of Extra Raspberry, the extra bubblegum tastes exactly like what I imagine dish soap would taste? Cause I just found out.
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Why Blogging?
The ever impressive lifehack.org helped me out today. Saved me some problem-solving-related fatigue (my translation of the word stress):
How to use Your Blog To Make 2008 Your Best Year ever
Well I tried to figure it out own my own – but life’s always so much simpler when other people give you exactly what your looking for in yourself. And now here I am, giving that to you.
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Know what you fear – it’s all you ever need to know
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Protected: Are reason and emotion equally neccessary in justifying moral decisions?
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To have an A, or not to have an A? To be, or not to be? They’re similar questions
blog.penelope something wrote a fairly enlightening article.
Generally, she regrets being studious – your marks are not what bring you the ultimate payoff for your work.
And that got me thinking about my outrageous mission to bring my average in school from a 69% to a 90%. Impressive, right? Trying to do is was sucking the life out of me, though. I literally can’t relax until everything that is ‘a priority’ is done, off my mind, out of the house, into the bin, flushed in the loo – anywhere but on my desk.
I thought I had all the right reasons – good marks = good college = good education = good job = good life.
While I do believe that it’s really important to have a life and spend time with friends – I know that I’m happier doing so when I have my pockets stuffed with some accomplishments. I like to put my best effort into all the work that I do – it’s my way of contributing to this planet. And nothing in the world, I can tell you with absolute conviction, feels better than knowing you’re contributing. When you’re contributing, it means you’re worth something. The worst feeling in the world is the feeling of worthlessness, and the best way to get that feeling is to be worthless and not contribute. It doesn’t matter if it’s for school or for my grandparent’s uncle, ‘You reap what you sow’. You sow what you want to reap. I sow what I’d like to reap. Sow I work hard. Ah ha ha…Sowry for that awful pun. Want to read a story about it? Go on. Everyone can use a little bedtime sowy. Holy shit, puns are coming out of me like diareah. And, as we’re speaking of shit…I feel like that whole concept is so unoriginal and preachy. I’m behacing like your coorporate junkie father right now, and I apologize. That was not my place.
If any of that was at all enlightening, tell me and I’ll feel better. And if any of that was downright obvious, tell me and I’ll be better.
Back on topic. I can acreddit lots of this thinking to the likes of Earl Nightengale, Zig Ziglar, all the bits about work ethic to Chris Rock and Conan O’brien.
I did bring up my marks. I average about 87-90%. I do spent hours at home in bed getting cozy with those raunchy, ratty ‘Published: 1980′ Nelson textbooks, and I do occassionally take baths if I make it that far down my ‘Priorities’ list. Sometimes, but only if I’m feeling daring, I might excersize. And if things are really out of hand, I call up me ol’ folks and do some baking. Watching T.V. makes me uncomfortable. Playing videogames is about as relaxing as sitting on a pincushion. God help me. But I feel better now than I ever did last year, when the reverse was true.
Laziest clump of cheese to workaholic tornado – In 3 months.
Earlier I had an epiphany in ballet class. To my (unexpressed) astonishment, I realized that taking a year to reach a goal that should have taken me a number of months at most taught me a few things.
Will go into detail sooner than later. I’m under-read for my age but I do know this without a doubt:
Later always means never.
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’10 unconventional ways to kill boredom at Grandma’s house’
1. Start a conversation about your mad uncle
2. Play piano
3. Take an extra helping of hollupchi
4. Ask where the salsa is. When they say there is none, go make it
5. Take pictures from underneath the table.
7. Make a homemade set of cards
8. Try to determine how much you need help writing something interesting
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how to embarrass yourself in front of your extended family using a bottle of lemonade and three pipes
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Hello world!
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Hey. I need a means to expose my thoughts to the critisms and turbulence of the world. I decided here was a pleasant and cozy surface to settle down into.
With luck, preparation and some instant oatmeal, this wee spot of the global internet phenomenon should become something of value to you, and to me.
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