"Maybe in Ohio, But Not in America!"
Man, I’m not looking forward to voting in Ohio.
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Bookery: It’s a Small World
Was browsing the bookstore with my date last night and saw a copy of David Schwartz’s Superpowers. I had been picking up and talking about books and authors for sometime as we browsed the shelves, but when I picked this one up, the date said, “I think I’ve heard of this.” He works at a
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Quote of the Day
“We turned at a dozen paces, for love is a duel, and looked up at each other for the last time.” —Jack Kerouac
Back at the Gym
Yup, that would be the gym. I’m glad I waited until I could breath again to go, cause jogging last night wasn’t the most pleasant thing in the world anyway. Good news is, I made my best time yet. Now it’s off to do the workday training routine at the Y.
Quote of the Day
“Destroying intellectual freedom is always evil, but only religion makes doing evil feel quite so good.”– Phillip Pullman
Man, Why Do I Feel Like a Crazy Bitch?
Hum do hum do ho dee hum I think I’ll check my blood sugar… Boo bop wooo 56. Yup, that would be why I feel like an angry, snarling bitch. And that would be why I don’t act on feelings that feel totally rational anymore (at least until after I check my blood sugar). Welcome
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And yet…
The sugar cookies need work. I subbed half the flour with almond flour, the other half is whole wheat, and of course, I used Splenda. I’m thinking they need some kind of additional topping, though the texture came out really nice – very chewy and good. It’s the almond meal, I think, that gives it
Thoughts on Impending Economic Collapse
I have survived two death threats, a chronic illness (which, let’s face it, threatens to kill me every day), South Africa, depression, chronic-illness-induced Crazy, the mental breakdowns of loved ones, a job layoff, my parents’ concurrent layoffs when I was still financially dependent on them, several big city and land mass moves, and much more.
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The Cult of Loving Kindness
The third book in Paul Park’s Starbridge Chronicles arrived today. I am continally in awe of writers who write so well that they make this shit look easy.What stunned me even more is when I discovered this was actually his first series. Dammit, man.
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Heroes and Monsters
A TED talk by Philip Zimbardo, most famously known for the 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment, about power and corruption. And power and redemption. Includes an overview of the Millgram experiment, for those unfamiliar with it. That one still terrifies the crap out of me. This is about the power of institutions and how they affect
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