Archive for March, 2004
Valkan
I knew I was a whimp. But today I overcame it a little. Rather than ignoring the fact that the girl I saw on the bus every day looked a lot like my old high school buddy Kelly, I snapped as we stepped off at the same stop: “Is your name Kelly?” and guess what? [...]
Posted: March 2nd, 2004 under Friends, San Francisco.
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A Conspiracy of Fools
I feel physically ill. Freedom in America takes another giant step backwards, as the arbitrary whims of an unaccountable government with unlimited power, imprisons one more of the world’s most productive and admirable women.
All for the love of the humdrum and humble. Once again, the totalitarian state needn’t be made by revolution, when it can simply [...]
Posted: March 5th, 2004 under Americana, Economics.
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Questions
When contemplating a major, life-altering decision, is it better to internalize the decision-making process and consequent conflict? Or should one involve others in it for feedback and assistance in finding the right choice? What constitutes a “right” choice when the very direction and outcome of one’s life is at stake? Is there any right or [...]
Posted: March 17th, 2004 under About Me.
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