Enough death and dumpster fires; it’s time for some Classic Kitty, (or at least a rusty attempt to resurrect) the WLK you had come to know and love, at least before the last year or two (or more? I might have lost count, have you?) happened. Sooooo…. Big earthquakes aside, part of the non-blogging issue … More Across a deadbeat sky
Certain concepts and activities are underappreciated these days. Like just hanging out and enjoying silence. Like watching the kitty sleep. Like the merit of a gray sky and bare trees (yes, I know it’s South Texas; the freeze hit us hard; there were botanical casualties). It’s in environments like this that thoughts germinate and bloom, … More What do you mean being random is pointless?
Usually I can’t remember what I had for breakfast yesterday. Oh, alright, you got me; I always remember what I ate the morning before, because it’s always the same: bacon. OK, so I cheated there. Made for a good opening cliché though, right? Heh. 😉 Alrighty then, let’s try another… I might not remember what … More Who remembers?
I totally dig the deep level of independent thought in this post! There’s just so much here, and it’s all spot-on. Fantastic read!! 👏🏼👏🏼
OK, probably not you <wink>. You’re probably fine <grin>. 🙂 But a quick look around WordPress says a little otherwise. Just search within WordPress for the tag “Halloween” and you’ll see what I mean. I’d link to it for you from here, but WordPress is being a dick. And I’m logged in, which might mess … More You’re desecrating my holiday
And now I’m going to finish the post I started writing 6 days ago (lol!) Please forgive me if it’s a little disjointed or repetitive or something! 😉 Minimalism is the trend. It’s not a new thing; Zen Buddhists and other cultures have been practicing it for years. But Americans (I admit, I’m not sure … More Minimalism, materialism, and morality
“P” was the first person I’d ever known who was completely blind. We worked together as licensed massage therapists at–you guessed it–a local massage therapy school. He was friendly to everyone, and they were civil to him in turn, but he had specific needs that the rest of us didn’t have, and I think they … More Lessons I’ve learned about disability
Indeed, I had to take extra care not to inadvertently type “Dairy” in the title. I think milk is commandeering my brain again. I probably (really) should resume my angelic adherence to a dairy-free existence. But dairy-free alternatives to dairy (yes, I meant to write it that way) translates to additional carbs, without the protein … More Diary of a Sunday [09-24-2017]
Spoiler Alert: I think everybody and practically everything is important somehow. I think that in the grand scheme, everything (and of course, everyone) happens for a reason. Nature saw fit to make sure that everything and everyone in this world came into existence, somehow or another. It thinks each object and one of us has … More How ‘important’ are we?
When Hollywood makes a movie out of a book, I’m frequently disappointed by the movie. Not always, but usually. The book is almost always better. In fact, I find books to be superior to movies in general. Why? Well, I’ll get right to the point, in my (stereo)typical list-making form. 😉 (Note: most of this … More Why books kick movies’ ass 😉
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