Questions? ... Comments? ... Amusing Anecdotes?
Disclaimer: All credit for the title of this entry goes to Kevin Mooney, past Economics teacher of Desert Mountain High School. If any problems arise from me using this phrase, please contact me and I will remove it. Thank you.
Now for the good stuff.
I chose the title of this entry because it pretty much sums up life in general. What day goes by where someone doesn't have a question or comment or just something amusing to say? I think it would be a great title for a blog in general, I'm just to lazy to start a new one when I don't post in the ones I already have.
Question of the week: Why are my utensils frozen?
No seriously ... my utensils were frozen. At a restaurants when I ordered salad, they gave me frozen utensils. Cold to the point where I couldn't eat with them ... because they were COLD. I didn't get it.
People are so interesting. There are some people that it would take a lifetime to fully pry into their minds and understand how they work. Yet the ones that would take the longest to figure out are the most interesting. I've always known that it's the quiet people who have the most to say, because they can't possibly be quiet and not be occupying their mind with some type of thought. It just takes the right kind of person to inquire about their thoughts and learn about all these innovative things that that person had so much time to come up with.
I like psychology and philosophy, yet sometimes they both get too complex for me. Sometimes I just don't get it. I don't have the time to get it, or the person I'm trying to "get" doesn't have the proper words to describe it to me. Not everyone is as readable as others. There are some people I really wish I could read or dive endlessly into their thoughts and figure them out. And they are not necessarily people I'm extremely interested in for anything else other than their thoughts. It's strange, but in a sense I kind of what to detach their mind from the rest of them and borrow it just so I can learn something about what they know. People spend years and years figuring things out and learning things about a buttload of stuff that I may never have the time to figure out.
I have so much stuff going through my mind right now it would take one heck of a long time to explain it all and give each thought the time necessary to become a proper idea or decide to ignore it as something unnecessary. I think I need a longer Spring Break ...
Now for the good stuff.
I chose the title of this entry because it pretty much sums up life in general. What day goes by where someone doesn't have a question or comment or just something amusing to say? I think it would be a great title for a blog in general, I'm just to lazy to start a new one when I don't post in the ones I already have.
Question of the week: Why are my utensils frozen?
No seriously ... my utensils were frozen. At a restaurants when I ordered salad, they gave me frozen utensils. Cold to the point where I couldn't eat with them ... because they were COLD. I didn't get it.
People are so interesting. There are some people that it would take a lifetime to fully pry into their minds and understand how they work. Yet the ones that would take the longest to figure out are the most interesting. I've always known that it's the quiet people who have the most to say, because they can't possibly be quiet and not be occupying their mind with some type of thought. It just takes the right kind of person to inquire about their thoughts and learn about all these innovative things that that person had so much time to come up with.
I like psychology and philosophy, yet sometimes they both get too complex for me. Sometimes I just don't get it. I don't have the time to get it, or the person I'm trying to "get" doesn't have the proper words to describe it to me. Not everyone is as readable as others. There are some people I really wish I could read or dive endlessly into their thoughts and figure them out. And they are not necessarily people I'm extremely interested in for anything else other than their thoughts. It's strange, but in a sense I kind of what to detach their mind from the rest of them and borrow it just so I can learn something about what they know. People spend years and years figuring things out and learning things about a buttload of stuff that I may never have the time to figure out.
I have so much stuff going through my mind right now it would take one heck of a long time to explain it all and give each thought the time necessary to become a proper idea or decide to ignore it as something unnecessary. I think I need a longer Spring Break ...