It’s easy to get fed up with the current state of X. To laugh at, gripe about, and infuriate over. Eventually, perhaps, to translate into action – when the desire for change outweighs the fear of involvement and an ideal takes hold. To point, I despise American politics. The most recent mud-fights over the media
Sitcoms (so called “situation comedies”) suck. The men are selfish idiots, the women are vindictive colluders, and lies abound. So much so that dishonesty is often the basic premise of any given plot, covered up through successively outrageous acts until they all reconcile in the last 10 minutes (so that the non-sequential re-run viewing won’t
9 years ago tonight (October 14th) I sat alone in my dimly lit bedroom, cross-legged on the floor with my back against the door (I don’t like surprises while I meditate). This was a time of amazing discipline for me both physically and mentally (emotionally was another story, and has been a focus for the
The Harry Potter books are wildly successful throughout the world in large part because the title character with which the reader is intended to identify possesses some tremendous capabilities not yet fully revealed, and surprising even to himself. This foreshadowed greatness, rather than creating a weight of responsibility and expectation of equally great burdens, instead
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