Deja Vu
Mood:  quizzical
I just had my first deja vu in quite some time. I used to have several per week. I was sweeping the floor of my new basement room and as i was walking towards the corner to put the broom and dustpan away I suddenly recognized everything that was happening: the position of the other broom, the cement floor, the lighting, even the exact actions i was performing. It only lasted a short time, but I like deja vu and it makes an impression on me.

I've wondered if deja vu occurs when a person is on the right path in their life. I don't believe in fate or destiny but the only times i get deja vu is when I like where I am and where I'm headed. It used to confuse me, now it's a close friend. Does having this first one in so long mean I'm back on the right path? My life has very recently taken a drastic turn. I could very well be headed to a better future then the one I was creating for myself.

Whatever deja vu is or means I like it, and I'm glad it's a part of my life again. I look forward to more.

Joke from Wynni
Why does Walmart have so many handicap parking spots?

A: For their employees!


hehehe, tasteless, insulting and funny. *thumbs up*

Petals of chaos
Mood:  happy
I was sitting in my car today waiting to drop my girlfriend off at work. She was listening to her music and doing a little dance. But I was busy watching something else. I was watching the flower petals blow down the parking lot, watching them dodge tires and chase cars that flew past. They moved along with wind currents, following almost organic paths as they snaked between obstacles. I started to wonder what effect I would have as I drove through the lot, would I disrupt their flow? Would I break a large current and ruin something beautiful?

Then I thought it didn't matter, the petals would fall where they were going to. What momentous effect could my one car possibly have? But what if it does matter? What if these seemingly small events have an aggregate effect far greater than we can predict? Chaos theory says these things, but I'm talking about something else. Does breaking wind currents and altering the flow of these petals have an impact beyond my imagination or does it simply not matter?

Trials on TV
Mood:  rushed
Why are trials so highly publicized? Is it because people care? I don't. I don't want to know what this person did to that person or what happens to them. it's none of my concern. Sure it's fun to watch an idiot get what's coming to them, but does it have to be everywhere in the news?

They're an obedience lesson. "They" want you to see what will happen to you when you break their rules. If you are constantly inundated with examples you will be less likely to commit crime.

Next time you see a trial on TV, just watch something else... or better yet, get away from that TV and do something you actually enjoy.

First Entry
Mood:  mischievious
This is my first entry. I've never "blogged" before. I'll either do this all the time or never. I have no purpose in mind, nor reason for doing this other than that I can and it's free. Catch you all later