I’ve been thinking a lot about the importance of it, lately, and this final bit of dialogue from the movie “Serenity” always springs to mind. I’m not just talking about romantic love, here. Love for our family, friends, neighbours, community, even our world… It matters a lot. Anyways, here’s the speech:Mal’s First Rule of Flying
By the decree of his Lordship, Sir @fredhincanada of the Great White North, I shall now fill out this questionnaire. 'Nerddom be praised! Anyone who wishes to participate may do so IF you can answer me these questions three:
1) WHAT... is your name?
2) WHAT... is your quest here on SG?
3) WHAT... is your favourite colour?
1. Favourite fictional villainess? Tell us about...
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Hey, all! I’ve been tasked by the incredible @zarawolf to complete this questionnaire, and I shall not disappoint her. 😁
When did you first discover SuicideGirls?
It was a random sighting on Facebook, actually. Some pics showed up on an old friend’s feed. I liked them enough to start following the FB page and just went from there.
Do you have any nicknames? If yes,...
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@weedfarmer Thanks for the tag!
Who wants to play 5 and 5 with me? This is a good way to share and learn some new things about each other.
Things I love:
1) compassion
2) integrity
3) thoughtfulness
4) peace
5) spirituality
5 things I hate:
1) the exploitation of fellow humans
2) greed
3) lack of empathy
4) choosing ignorance over education
5) the...
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I’m having trouble finding a decent thread to post this question on, so I’ll just make it public: can anyone recommend a good book on critical thinking skills to me? I’ve been meaning to read up for a while now, but I just haven’t gotten around to it.
As I’m just waiting out the clock for a moment here in the early morning, I thought I’d post Shakespeare’s 15th sonnet, which, if my teacher was correct, is his only sonnet that wasn’t about romantic love, which I find interesting:
“ When I consider everything that grows
Holds in perfection but a little moment,
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I’m bored, so here’s part of the intro to my favourite book -
“A Short History of Nearly Everything” by Bill Bryson - to help start my day and yours.
“Welcome, and congratulations. I am delighted that you could make it. Getting here wasn’t easy, I know. In fact, I suspect it was a little tougher than you realize.
To begin with, for you to...
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