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The Nonplanner

Thursday, September 17th, 2009

I am conducting an experiment. It shall last exactly as long as it does. I have been trying half-assedly to be a non-planner for a while, but now I feel like really not planning.
I also feel like putting down a few thoughts that I suppose have become mantras for me. They mean [...]

Quotes, the first installment.

Monday, September 7th, 2009

Perhaps I’ll upload quotes I like. I happened to speak this one and want other people to read it.
“Embracing and trusting the artist within it is one of the most worthwhile investments a human can make.”

On being sick

Monday, August 31st, 2009

Sometimes we face tests in the form of gross sickness but to smile and to bless takes a weight off of your chest. At first I felt defeated; the answer was not greeted with the joy that it so needed, for I was too conceited and my soul call wasn’t heeded. This feeling is [...]

Nothing To Do But Exist

Monday, June 29th, 2009

“I think if I had one second in your brain, I would completely implode,” she said.
“Yeah, man, can I make a documentary about… just you?  That would be the sweetest thing ever.  We can just drive wherever and I’ll give you complete freedom as long as when I say it’s time to move on, we [...]

Dying to the Cause of Living

Sunday, April 19th, 2009

This is a real quick update on a topic I posted about a while back.  Here is the post!
Fate had this event in store for me — I got to see Birdlips at JMU on friday, and accomplished what I could not accomplish last time I saw them.  This is entirely not related to Birdlips, [...]

The Walking Meditator (or How I Became, “That Guy.”) (Part 1)

Friday, April 3rd, 2009

Reading this blog to get to know me is much like looking through a rain splattered stained glass window trying to make out a figure in the distance.  You know the direction I’m heading, you comprehend that I am more or less of humanoid characteristics, and you would probably note that I’m either heading in [...]

Lessons in Suffocation: Part 3

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

Today I am going to wrap up and reflect on the previous two posts (post one) (post two) in a different voice / tense than before.  This post will make more sense if you’ve read the two posts linked above.

I neither regret things nor hate people.  Doing so wouldn’t undo the events, unspend the time, unbruise [...]

Lessons in Suffocation Part 1

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

Thumbing through my posts will tell you a great deal about me.  It’s strange, though, since I seem to be completely contextless sometimes.  I feel as though I have a great deal to offer the universe as far as advice and positivity goes, but why?  Why does it incapacitate me sometimes when I know that [...]

I love being a Religious Studies major!

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

Here is the exact text of a paper I just wrote for my religious studies class.  I’m not going to bother giving context, it is pretty easy to get.  I love my life now that I’m doing what I want to in school.  Kids, don’t be afraid to dream.
My religious tradition would most closely [...]

Life: The Musical

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

I’ve always known I’m not the only one of my kind, though I’ve always felt like it. The first time I really felt at home, or really noticed that I truly did, was when I went camping with JMU’s Earth Club. Someone brought delicious salsa from a local restaurant and they managed to [...]

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