When one looks for someone/something to blame, growth cannot take place. By owning it, however - taking personal responsibility - we are empowered to better our lives; to improve every part of ourselves. Acknowledging that life is not "good" or "bad" rather that it simply is. Our relationship with ourselves, and to a larger degree life, is ( Read more... )

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A while back, I read a charming little book by Robert Fulghum entitled All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten in which he used little stories that if we, as adults, were to take a few of the seemingly benign things we were taught as children and put them to real-world use, the world would be a better place:

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I've been able to limit my ire to two items these past couple of weeks, and both of them stem from linux. I'm not kidding when I say I want to move off of XP. I'm not a gamer - I don't need windows. But no matter how you slice it, there are Window-centric things. For example, a web-interface to ITMS would be nice, as there is no linux client, ( Read more... )