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Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad

From springy Aurora face, she got bliss
Puddled in her way delivering her kiss
From her urbane speech, I learn syntax
Into her stunning bosom, I got relax
Her sorrowful eyes reveal endless myth
Under a darkened hair seems writhe
Her fallen tear tickles her cheek as a hail
Like a vessel sways under its canopy sail
A wide eye as the eye of a wild antelope
Clear-eyed gives me an auspicious hope
To marry her, indeed you

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I’m not planning to retire for a few centuries, but I am thinking that with all these boomers approaching retirement it might be a good idea to develop a retirement community, or something along those lines. Different people have different desires and needs for a retirement location, but I think that there are a few characteristics that I could include when I develop such a thing that would be interesting to many people, to the right people anyway. Attracting the right clientele is more important ...

I am trying to stay in control of everything in my life at the moment. My scheduling is a bit out of form and I need to get back to everything really. I am stuck on sources for my BA, I have right now 16 books in front of me that I might be able to use I just can't find anything or get it in place. I am just stuck. My brother is reading the 14 pages I have so far and hopefully that will get me going, it usually works.

I am a bit ahead in my classes but I don't know how long I'll ...

Not long ago I wrote in regard to artificial happiness, but there is an easier way to happiness than the ways that I mentioned. There are foods that provide the components that go into building the neurotransmitters that make humans happy. If someone had a deficiency of some neurotransmitter, then the diet might correct that, and it would make it easier for people to be happy, because there would be more than adequate raw materials for many neurotransmitters. The human body is an excellent chemical ...

Have you ever noticed how many people end up in fields that don’t fit them? It might just be in my limited observations, but it seems like most people are square pegs in round holes, or vice versa. I will admit that there are exceptions, like the woman I know who has been utterly mad about horses for her whole life and is a DVM now, but most people that I know seemed to have missed their true calling, and I include myself.

I will confess that my experience in this matter is fragmentary ...