After watching episode one of Heroes, I asked my wife and myself what super power we would each want if we were given the chance. She had a pretty good answer: to be able to heal herself and others. That’s noble. That’s wonderful. That’s so NOT what I would pick.
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I just read a little about disillusionment on John Paul Jackson’s blog. This is me. Disillusioned. I can’t even tell you how disillusioned I am. My wife just slammed the door on me because we’re having a venting match where she vents on me and I vent on her.
This is just great. This is my life. An ungrateful wife. A selfish me. Co-existing. Forever. Joy. That’s real exciting right about now, let me tell you.
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I can’t avoid the reality any longer that I don’t have many friends. I had two close friends for one five year stretch. Since then, I’ve had one good friend I don’t talk to much. And I am lonely.
That’s a sad and pathetic statement to make, but it’s honest, so I’m okay admitting it. I’ve had one quasi-friend from work that I’ve been habitually instant messaging for more than a year now. But he’s getting sick of me. I’m a constant conversationalist, and no one seems to have the capacity to talk with me all the time.
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After watching Doomsday on DVD, I received an email from Facebook. An old friend had accepted my invitation. After browsing through his profile, I found a like to his “blog”. I put the word in quotes because I am a snob, and any blog hosted on wordpress or blogspot is a lame wannabe blog. On top of that, I saw a flash presentation of his traditional wedding. I HATE traditional weddings.
Now, if you love them, you could allow yourself to become offended by my stated opinion. OR, you could read on and find the kernel of truth and/or value to what I’m saying.
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There’s a particular type of person I can’t bear to debate with. I’m thinking of one guy in particular who represents this type in my mind. I hate arguing with him, because he has no valid points. He has no logic. He just has objections and assumptions.
We debated Sarah Palin’s resume today. He threw out assumptions based on a sentence or two he heard her speak only minutes prior. He gives credit where credit has not been earned. He calls me “pessimistic” because I propose a reality he doesn’t want to exist. In other words, he’s full of hot air.
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