The clothing store The Gap is known for their great ads. This fall, the ad campaign has centred around popular musicians answering the question, "What's your favourite song?" (The "ad" part is that a favourite song is like a favourite pair of jeans, which of course, can be found only at the Gap.) I really [...]
Archive for September, 2005
favourite song
Posted in Random Ramblings, Sheer Entertainment on September 28, 2005 | 7 Comments »
what does it mean to be me?
Posted in Existential Crises & Epiphanies, Philosophical Meandering on September 21, 2005 | 1 Comment »
I like being me. I have a good life. I am blessed with a lot of wonderful people in my life. I have been lucky in a lot of ways, endowed with natural talents and abilities that have given me great joy. I am fortunate to be situated in this world in a way that [...]
my favourite philosopher
Posted in Philosophical Meandering on September 20, 2005 | 2 Comments »
Well, now that school has started, my time is divided into two main categories: reading for school, and procrastinating from reading for school. That said, I try to carve out a little time once a day for exercise, mindless TV, and reading before bed (yup, more reading). I have one rule about reading before bed: [...]
can we love anyone?
Posted in Philosophical Meandering on September 19, 2005 | 1 Comment »
So, everyone who knows me, knows that I am a bit of a TV junky. I have my tried and true favourites that I simply can't miss (ALIAS, LOST), my faves that I can watch in re-runs for the rest of my life and still not get tired of them (Seinfeld, Sex and the City), [...]
links
Posted in Random Ramblings, Sheer Entertainment on September 18, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
Hello All!
You may notice if you scroll down the page a bit that I added some links to this site, with the help of a certain computer-programmer friend (thanks Matthew!). If you have ever wondered what the heck I'm flapping about most of the time, I put a variety of interesting links in that will [...]
limitations
Posted in Existential Crises & Epiphanies, Philosophical Meandering on September 17, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
I saw an old friend the other day. We met several years ago, and despite various circumstances, we always stayed in touch. We always used to have great talks, good discussions. He is one person who sees the world in a similar way to the way I see do, and so our chats always end [...]
epiphanies and defining myself
Posted in Existential Crises & Epiphanies, Life of a Student, Philosophical Meandering on September 13, 2005 | 1 Comment »
I started back to school at the end of last week. Because I am now taking the bus to Halifax daily rather than driving, I arrived about 20 minutes early for my first class (which is good, because usually when I drive, I leave too late and sort of think my car is magic and [...]
in dreams
Posted in Existential Crises & Epiphanies on September 8, 2005 | 4 Comments »
I am being tortured through my dreams on an almost-nightly basis. I love dreams, I have very vivid dreams and I remember a lot of them. As a child, I could do amazing things in my dreams, like fly and become invisible at will. I used to dream about epic adventures. Most times when I [...]
inspiring young minds
Posted in Kismet and Karma, Random Ramblings on September 4, 2005 | 9 Comments »
When asked the question, "Who inspires you?", many people look to the examples of famous people: political leaders, movie stars, favourite musicians, athletes, authors, etc. I have my favourites among these, all of whom tend toward uncompromising and revolutionary visions: Ghandi, Martin Luther King Jr, the Dalai Lama, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Gloria Steinem, Oprah (that last [...]
what is the world coming to?
Posted in Controversial Commentary, Political Prattling on September 1, 2005 | 1 Comment »
This is a question I have asked myself so many times over the years it would be too difficult to count. I say it when I hear children as young as 5 swearing like a sailor. I say it when I read the papers and watch the news to find out what heinous crimes people [...]
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