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(Thanks Jeep)

Good things in August/September:

• * Found a new place to move to
• * Got involved in being a camera man for a kid's production
• * Lost 12 pounds
• * Started reading books again (got myself out of Wired and PC Magazine land)
• * Met some cool people face to face in Chicago, like Jeep, Tara, Janitor, Drunk, and many many more (plus seeing 'old' faces again)
• * Have a new website to call home at TDG

(Thanks Jeep)

Good things in August/September:

• * Found a new place to move to
• * Got involved in being a camera man for a kid's production
• * Lost 12 pounds
• * Started reading books again (got myself out of Wired and PC Magazine land)
• * Met some cool people face to face in Chicago, like Jeep, Tara, Janitor, Drunk, and many many more (plus seeing 'old' faces again)
• * Have a new website to call home at TDG

So, August sucked. The first part of September sucked. It just did. Here's my personal "suck" list:

WORK

So, August sucked. The first part of September sucked. It just did. Here's my personal "suck" list:

WORK

Before tonight, I separated the words of a book from everyday conversation. Somehow, though, tonight - tonight of all random nights - a sudden realization struck me while discerning meaning through randomly constructed ink on paper before me: the words of a book belong simply to a monologue. Well constructed (hopefully), sure, but a monologue born of conversation from another human nevertheless.

Before tonight, I separated the words of a book from everyday conversation. Somehow, though, tonight - tonight of all random nights - a sudden realization struck me while discerning meaning through randomly constructed ink on paper before me: the words of a book belong simply to a monologue. Well constructed (hopefully), sure, but a monologue born of conversation from another human nevertheless.

Man, it pays to know cool people:

Man, it pays to know cool people:

What relationship brings that no other life experience brings remains a complete mystery to me despite years of far-flung wonderment and consideration. The very act of desiring true interaction from a human being over the distractions of life puzzles and distracts a restless spirit, struck in the continual battle of securing the great walls over a simple heart. Essentially, the struggle of singleness versus corporate openness that leaves clear a trail straight to the heart.

What relationship brings that no other life experience brings remains a complete mystery to me despite years of far-flung wonderment and consideration. The very act of desiring true interaction from a human being over the distractions of life puzzles and distracts a restless spirit, struck in the continual battle of securing the great walls over a simple heart. Essentially, the struggle of singleness versus corporate openness that leaves clear a trail straight to the heart.