Studio has turned into some sort of excuse to get sweaty. I bike much longer to get too and from the class than I actually sit in class. In fact today I didn’t even have time to cool off from the bike ride across campus before it was time to leave class, get back on my bike, and return home. I guess Rodiek just likes to see our shiny faces.

The more selfish you are, the more you point out the selfishness in others. I know this from my own actions as well as others, including some pretty amazing people. It seems that when I am feeling like I’ve been particularly selfish, I appease my soul by reminding myself (and quite often anyone around me) that others are just as selfish, if not more selfish than I am. This is stupid and shallow. It’s also a tactic to make myself feel better. I’m sure that I’m not unusual in this action.

The people I know who give the most away talk less about how others don’t. In fact usually these people talk very little about the faults of others.

I’m giving up dumb technology and I’m calling advertisers the liars that they are. We really don’t need high tech carrot peelers and super awesome sound cancelling headphones. I saw a Bose commercial for these headphones and the actor says “I just don’t know how we traveled before!” I thought that was a pretty rediculous remark. Did I mention that my iPod broke after only 18 months. I have had two of them in the past three-and-a-half years.

Einstein informed us that insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting different results. I think buying another iPod could classify as insanity. And that would be an expensive as well as insane mistake.

Peace and Blessings.