I am: white male, mid thirties, stubborn as a stone, loyal to a fault,
I enjoy: people watching, not having to entertain or be entertained all the time, being left alone when sick, close friends where if we have not talked for a year can just pick up where we left off, laughing so hard that I cant breathe,
Looking for: my wife to come...
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I enjoy: people watching, not having to entertain or be entertained all the time, being left alone when sick, close friends where if we have not talked for a year can just pick up where we left off, laughing so hard that I cant breathe,
Looking for: my wife to come...
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Question: What is the crookedest thing in the world?
Answer: ?
Answer: ?
dia:
Hi sweetness. Thank you for your kind affirmations in my journal entry. But I do not think of God in a threefold sense, as I a from a non-Judeo Christian background, and tend to put God as more of an abstract summation of the Universe in some quasi-Hindu mahabrahma sense.
My perception of the world has always been a little different. I've been told I'm your usual alien observer. Things strike me, but don't really touch me very often. I don't think the world is quite mine. But that's okay... there are two kinds of people, those who were fully born, who own the world, and do in it, and those who are still half in the last world and walking around like spacemen, looking out. No matter how hard you try to be one or the other, you are what you are. My concerns are eternally not very earthly, and emotions and irony seem to be what I operate by.
I appreciate your feedback in my journals, and find you very interesting and inquisitive as well. Tell me more about you. I'm fascinated by theology, and have been reading the Bible for several years now, to understand how people think, and to try to understand in general. In the past I've read the Hindu scriptures, lots of Sufi scripture, and some of the old Testament. Very very interesting to me. I like that you listed that as your favourite book. It shows great depth of character.
My perception of the world has always been a little different. I've been told I'm your usual alien observer. Things strike me, but don't really touch me very often. I don't think the world is quite mine. But that's okay... there are two kinds of people, those who were fully born, who own the world, and do in it, and those who are still half in the last world and walking around like spacemen, looking out. No matter how hard you try to be one or the other, you are what you are. My concerns are eternally not very earthly, and emotions and irony seem to be what I operate by.
I appreciate your feedback in my journals, and find you very interesting and inquisitive as well. Tell me more about you. I'm fascinated by theology, and have been reading the Bible for several years now, to understand how people think, and to try to understand in general. In the past I've read the Hindu scriptures, lots of Sufi scripture, and some of the old Testament. Very very interesting to me. I like that you listed that as your favourite book. It shows great depth of character.
eyesoopenned:
thank you sweetie for your kind comment in regards to my poem....
oh and yes willow is a very kick ass movie...very nice choice..::pats your back::
oh and yes willow is a very kick ass movie...very nice choice..::pats your back::
Well....
Took a 600 mile driving trip to see an attorney regarding an estate, of which I am unfortunately the Administrator. $130/hr. I'm apparently in the wrong business. Talked to the attorney for 1.5 hours and spent $195.
My CD player is broken which has not been an annoyance on short trips in town, but on a long trip, wow. There is an amazing shortage...
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Took a 600 mile driving trip to see an attorney regarding an estate, of which I am unfortunately the Administrator. $130/hr. I'm apparently in the wrong business. Talked to the attorney for 1.5 hours and spent $195.
My CD player is broken which has not been an annoyance on short trips in town, but on a long trip, wow. There is an amazing shortage...
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Well....
Took a 600 mile driving trip to see an attorney regarding an estate, of which I am unfortunately the Administrator. $130/hr. I'm apparently in the wrong business. Talked to the attorney for 1.5 hours and spent $195.
My CD player is broken which has not been an annoyance on short trips in town, but on a long trip, wow. There is an amazing shortage...
Read More
Took a 600 mile driving trip to see an attorney regarding an estate, of which I am unfortunately the Administrator. $130/hr. I'm apparently in the wrong business. Talked to the attorney for 1.5 hours and spent $195.
My CD player is broken which has not been an annoyance on short trips in town, but on a long trip, wow. There is an amazing shortage...
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I came, I saw, I left a:
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dia:
Hi... who are you??!
When a woman as wonderful as Dia calls my wife lucky, WOW. I get all tingly!
your wife is definitely a very lucky woman...