Archive for July, 2007
There are few things that seriously irritate me. Those few things, however, are the most common things you can imagine. For instance, when you are driving, everyone is going either faster than you, or slower. Rarely will you find someone going the same speed as you, and when you do, they’re usually in the process [...]
So, I’m having one of those days again. The inspiration has left me. I’ve talked about God, Satan, Heaven and Hell; I’ve turned philosophical stones galore, and I don’t know what’s left to tell. It’s all just so dry lately.
I can hear this Jewish woman shouting at me: "So, what now, mister big shot? What [...]
As always, my thoughtful commentators give me great inspiration to write. Thanks to Anna, you have this post. This is a response to her comment on my post “Vive Le Résistance.” I’d recommend you read it first.
As to your first question, to if I believe America is truly free: no, we’re not. We swear allegiance [...]
This is July 4th, 2007, and in America, we are celebrating our national day of independence. Two hundred and thirty-one years ago today, we officially declared ourselves free from the oppression of monarchy and the oppression of the state churches. With one simple move, we pushed ourselves towards the freedoms and liberties that we so [...]
Six Steps to an Unreal Day
July 19, 2007 in commentary, interpretive, life, writing
Take a first step: wake up, put on your clothes, and smile at that alarm clock that you’d like to slam into the wall. Yes, that one, the one with the horrible klaxon-sounding buzzer; go ahead and smile at it. It’s the first step into a day in the life.
Take a second step: make [...]