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Originally Posted by Shannanigan
Thinking, why are was it so draining? And why did it have to take all day?
Stop worrying yourself sick. Everything always works out one way or another.
I am probably over-reacting but I am demotivated now. :-/
Federico Fellini and David Lynch have the same birthday? Weird.
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Originally Posted by Shannanigan
Alllllll riiiiiiiiggghhhttttt!!!!
I'm thinking it's strange how I'd never heard of Fellini up until tonight. A book I'm reading mentioned his name and now I come on this thread and here he is again. I find little coincidences like this delightful, no matter how trivial they may be.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielBenoit
Don't be demotivated Scher, things will look up eventually. They always do:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
If I had wings. . . . . ohh man.
You want to fly?Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielBenoit
I am thinking about why things happen the way they do. I wonder why I do what I do?
does my husband really need 32 + pair of pants ?
Noooo... He was a little peckish so he was dreaming of some KFC chicken wings...Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathcliff
:pThank you, Meg :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mkhockenberry
Sometimes, missed opportunities are missed opportunities, though... They don't come back :(
Hahahahaha, good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
Missed opportunities don't come back, but new ones have this funny way of making themselves known. All too often, I find that the new ones turn out to be what I really needed, not necessarily wanted, but needed. I hope that things look up for you soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
how I earned the tides changing in my favour
Aw. I was so overly confident. Then I remembered I could read. I read. Then I wasn't happy.
Oh no, not another one... They are coming out of the woodwork.:flare:
Is it too early to be ready to have the day over when your day just started???
In fact I am thinking about what I maybe doing tomorrow, for tomorrow is holiday and that where I will spend my time is something occupying me totally.
I have no any special thing to do. Of course I am not going to do the mountings thing that is what I hate and not doing the routine thing is also noy easy for it is convenient to do it
What do we have for lunch?
I wonder when will I post for the 666th time? No, I'm not into such numbers, just seen that the last was my 66th...
Thank you, Meg. Your optimism is enough to put a smile on my face - if nothing else does :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mkhockenberry
I am thinking I am glad that I did not give up. At least, I have given it a chance...
Maybe he's got a lot of legs. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pussnboots
I think all of the voice-rolling in modern singing is either good or drastically bad. I like it in songs like Yellow Submarine - The Beatles but I don't like in the song Many Rivers to Cross - Annie Lennox.
Maybe I just don't appreciate it enough, but it is one of those things I'd never buy an album of. By the time I'd be at Track 20 it would sound like shrieking and caterwauling. That's just me though.
Is there anything else I can touch that will break this week???
Which is worse: the futility of existence or the cognizance of it?
Knowledge of futility does not come about without cognizance, and thus the two cannot be had without the other, that is if one comes to the conclusion that cognizance implies a realization of futility.Quote:
Originally Posted by Satan
Indeed. Does consciousness add any meaning to otherwise futile existence? What purpose can pain possibly fulfill if I can't feel it? It certainly is no empirical evidence, but can existence be futile (or otherwise) without the cognizance of it?Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielBenoit
Back to the voice-rolling thing, which I cannot seem to clear from my mind, check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3bmuzFugiY
That is Guy Sebastion, winner of the first Australian Idol, singing the song What a Wonderful World.
It was considered absolutely brilliant, and I find it very good too.
Only it is a little too much rolling, as far as I'm concerned.
Almost laughable.
What a mess of cables I have here!
Everything begins at cognizance, and thus epistemic modes of inquiry are the only ways to look into the world, as oppose to looking introvertedly, which is what philosophy does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Satan
time for a nap?
Here we go again, 2 days of school and his health is already a mess. :brickwall
It's always the way Idril... My son always gets sick either the first of second day of school. :brickwall It's like an appointment. Ah well keep him warm and happy. He'll be up and running around before you know it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idril
I took him out last semester because there was so much junk going around and he kept getting sick. He has Crohn's Disease and the treatment he receives to control that suppresses his immune system something fierce, then he gets sick and has to take antibiotics, which in turn screws up his gut, which necessitates more treatment and it's just this frustrating cycle. He hasn't been sick since I took him out, he even grew a couple inches which is HUGE for adolescents with this disease and now he's back and he's had a bad Crohn's flare which was bad enough to require an infusion and prednisone and he's come down with what I suspect is either strep throat or bronchitis within one week. I take him into the doctor tomorrow and I have no doubt they will put him on antibiotics and the whole dang thing will start all over again...this kid is never going to graduate.
Why is life so unkind?Quote:
Originally Posted by Idril
I'm sorry Idril. Have you considered letting him enroll in an online based schooling program? I know a few teens that are doing one in lieu of homeschooling, and they seem to like it well enough. It may be a good alternative way to see to both his health and his schooling. Regardless, I hope that things get better soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idril
I'm thinkin' about the stupid meeting that I should go to. . . . . *grumble*
I am pretty much sure I am gonna regret this...