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If the “Birth Order Predictor” says I would make a perfect pilot, I will buy the gun. Tonight.How about the artistic side of you? any significant mention on that?
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Nothing about the artistic side. I must have answered that section incorrectly.
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Once again you managed to describe some of what we all feel but can not say. Thanks for doing it for us. I can almost see the color and the shapes of all the sounds coming out of that “unrelenting effort”Awesome stuff. You bastard.
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Thanks dude. I tweaked the poem a bit after you originally read it but I kept the unrelenting part. Probably no way to really really describe his music, you just gotta listen to it.
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OK, now that’s a subtle and great way to end your post. I’m still laughing… I wonder if skinning the bear was indeed the original goal though. Is saving ourselves from the bear our fundamental goal or is it killing it? I think skinning the bear is too funny and as sneaky as it gets. I love it. Thanks for the post.
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I’m keeping you away from my Teddy Ruxpin.
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You can find the scene you are describing in some hidden places where we live, believe it or not. Obviously Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, or the blend “trendy” spots near water do not have them. Go for the diverse communties, go where the spice is, Little India, Little Saigon, Thai Town, Little Armenia, anywhere you see people clustering in areas where they feel confortable to spare a few minutes to stop and think, to be themselves around an imperfect and movable table. The local Starbucks doesn’t count, you have to look cool there. Can’t have the cinched pants…
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“With so much power and responsibility, how does one conduct oneself? We are not children anymore, yearning to play until our parents call us inside. We are not teenagers anymore, rebelling against anything worth rebelling against. And neither are we young adults anymore, doing as we please simply because we can. We have been through these years already, and we have done what was expected of us through these years.”do you feel differently now about your grandmother? i remember going to her convalescent home with your dad, sometimes on my own; and also to your home when your parents were gone on vacation because no one could take care of her. how do you reconcile your position now with your parents with the relationship you had with your grandmother then-in your late 20s and me in my early 20s? would you do things differently? just curious.i do agree with your post. i think, however, it tends to sound as if it underestimates young people and their sense of responsibilities. i feel that i’ve had this experience as someone in my late teens and early 20s with a sickly mother and your grandmother. and i’ve seen this with my friends and other young people i know as well who’ve made every effort to be their parents and grandparents’ caretakers; without patting themselves on the back but a sense of love and genuine concern.
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“do you feel differently now about your grandmother?”I still feel the same, actually, but I would have done things differently, with the knowledge I have now. Thank goodness someone finally mentioned how much of an idiot/asshole/selfish bastard I used to be–I keep telling my current friends what I used to be and none of them believe me. Thank you cousin for clearing this up. Now it’s on record:)“i do agree with your post… without patting themselves on the back but a sense of love and genuine concern.”If you’re implying that I’m patting myself on the back, I actually wrote this piece to encourage myself to get my act together, because I am one of those spoiled Americans. That’s why I said “If I’m lucky” I’ll get there. I’m still very very far from it.
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“and i’ve seen this with my friends and other young people i know as well who’ve made every effort to be their parents and grandparents’ caretakers; without patting themselves on the back but a sense of love and genuine concern.” my statement were directed at my friends and young people who cared to share their experiences with me and what it meant to them. it sincerely wasn’t a dig at you. i apologize if it sounded that way. i’m also not here to comment on your blog to testify how you were in the past to your friends. if they want that, they won’t get it from me. because i believe my cousin is a good person. besides, we all have inner demons that we’re trying to exorcise. i have tons of them. i just commented in this particular one because it related to my experiences as a young woman – put in situations of responsibility at such an early age. i’m sensitive to that. and i agree with failedpilot that there are enclaves in california that resemble the situations i’ve described in kansas. i’ve volunteered in many of those places having lived in california for most of my life and most of that was because of the close proximity my house was to the inner cities.
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Nah, don’t worry about it. I sincerely mean this when I say what just happened is a good thing, regardless of my inference. Onward, cousin, onward, with a smile and no regrets.
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A friend married a guy because he was good looking. Her married life has been a living hell, not because the guy looks good but because she realized that there is more. Looks are an ephemeral feature that you overcome to learn the stuff that really matters. Pretty people are like the golden leaves in the fall, they quickly become dirt. Inner beauty is the force that drives our ship. The universe. I know some pretty people (well some think they are pretty mostly) that are incredibly ugly. I also know ugly hands that can create beauty… you my friend, can scratch paper with lead and create kick-ass beauty.
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I feel exactly the same way about drawing. To be honest, I haven’t drawn in a long time because my inner critic has become quite vocal about my drawing style. But my friends still appreciate my drawing so any (bad) drawings I do make, I give away to them.
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It’s funny how much our conversations transpire into your blog entries. Well, I did recommend it. :) We need to hit a jazz club one of these days. Life has been so hectic and jazz can be the cure.
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Oh my God that hits the nail in the head. What the did you eat for dinner?I see it too, and that may be a reason why we are imploding.When I arrived in the bubble we call America, some 18 years ago, I was asked how you could tell the difference between the two places, Bolivia and the bubble.I’m beginning to find clues to answer that.In Bolivia, when you see adults walking with children on the street, adults look a bit rested and, not happy, but sort of content. The children walking with them, look kind of quiet and subdued, not really interested in making a fuss; some may argue, they look sad or repressed. In the bubble however, it’s quite different, kids look extremely happy, jumping off the wall (or on top of cars) really going nutts like monkeys with sharp objects, the adults on the other hand, look miserable, depressed, worried as if the weight of the universe is on their shoulders. Maybe they do have that much load on them. Maybe those kids just had their sneaker bars.In other words, outside the bubble, happy adults, sad children, inside the bubble, happy children, sad adults. This may be part of the weird theory that claims flushed toilette water circles the other way in the southern hemisphere. Maybe this is a supporting argument to the “world is upside down” theory my dad talked about.
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I would doubt that very much
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cut the crap
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Don’t you have a distaste for overly judgemental people? I do. Nice post.
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I’ll be up there with you soon. From this entry, you make it so much less painful. :)
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Your life really starts in your forties, regardless of the constant media insistance youth is all we should glorify and aim to keep. Out with that already. We underestimate knowledge, experience and wisdom, when they are all treats given to us by nature in due time. Those treats are all powerful and rewarding because we get them in small doses.Enjoy your forties, fifties and sixties, they are your best time, dude. I’m right behind you.
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I was reading an article involving “Lazy as a fox or as Heinlein would have put, Too lazy to fail”. A google search revealed your blog. I find your post interesting. (100 books)x(30 pages) is an excellent observation. I will go on Amazon to check how many pages the “Look inside” feature offers. Thank you.
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Great Blog! I wonder how many people there are in the world like us.
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as someone who is married to the ultimate extreme athlete (whitewater kayaking, mountain cycling, rock climbing, snowboarder, cross-country runner, etc… )- i have learned about how being active contributes to an active mind and helps keep the body from falling apart as we get older. i think a lot of this was because he grew up with parents, dad especially, and aunts/uncles who introduced him to these sports. i think, being active (not necessarily extreme sports either) does keep the body from rusting and also keeps people mentally sharp. his parents/grandparents are testament to this. there is definitely longevity with the reeds & pelchers (hubby’s family) -at the same time, the hubby continues to study about his sports and is very aware of what limits he can put on his body. and i’ve learned some basics to any type of activity- even knitting :P-always, always stretching to prevent injuries, drinking an immense amount of water, stopping when you are spent, etc… .but don’t get us wrong… we like our naps too. :Pvery interesting blog. i had to comment. :)
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my brothers a graet artist and im kind of want to fallow in his foot steps. I really relate to whene you said if the drawing wasent right the first time youd staret over with a blank sheet.
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…they like cheese? :)
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With all due respect, whaat does Margaret Thatcher eating sperm (yuck) five times have to do with Craig Ferguson?
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The above quotes were said by Chuck Palahniuk during an interview on the Craig Ferguson show back in 2005. Here’s Chuck’s web site:http://www.chuckpalahniuk.netGo ask him.
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David Letterman is classic.
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Keep up the great work. It very impressive. Enjoyed the visit!
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dude, your cousins are such assholes!
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and shallow. your cousins are shallow.
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Don’t forget the possibility of < HREF="http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,522919,00.html" REL="nofollow">this<>.
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One less thing to worry about, a hundred new things to have to think about. I like it.
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or “And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet ice cold in the snow, stood puzzling and puzzling, how could it be so? It came without ribbons. It came without tags. It came without packages, boxes or bags. And he puzzled and puzzled ’till his puzzler was sore. Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn’t before. What if Christmas, he thought, doesn’t come from a store. What if Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.”-Dr. Seuss Happy Christmas, cousin.
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Amen to the Grinch saying as well. Happy Christmas to you also, cousin.
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Good assessment about the varieties of junk. You and the rabbi are bad for consumer spending. ;-)
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awesomeness.
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Thanks couz. Again, I am very lucky to be able to make a living doing this. Hopefully the video will help some kids overcome their addiction.
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Great article! :] Although I’m definitely a fan of calculation, the scientific method, etc. I’ve always looked at chaos as a necessary evil.
BTW, I look at the Comedienne character as a happy middle ground between the two paradigms…
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