And I can't help but wonder where I'm bound

[misterjimmy]

I always figured that, at some point, I'd reach a place in life where I'd be living in a place somewhere in or near the mountains: Montana, northern Idaho, maybe even somewhere in Oregon. I like the seasons and I especially like a good winter with snow

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"The point"

[ext_184661]

The point, as I see it: http://osopher.wordpress.com/2009/04/30/meaning-of-life/

Phil

Re: "The point"

[misterjimmy]

I like that blog. Is that yours? Nice look and feel.
Re: 'the point', I avoid some fat - in bulk at least; I read lots of books, good and less-than-good; I try and get along with just about everybody but am less successful than I'd like to be, but I still try to be nice while letting them be. I do a bit of walking.
But 'the Point' still eludes me.
So, I'll keep walking, keep reading, keep wondering and try to 'avoid foods that angry up the blood', and, hopefully, when it's over, I'll be able to think I did more than exist; made some kind of difference and didn't merely take up space.

Re: "The point"

[ext_184896]

It is, thanks.

As Eric Idle sings, even if we are just taking up space we're not taking up much, cosmically speaking. But maybe the point IS something else. "42?"

Re: "The point"

[misterjimmy]

"42" - heh heh. I haven't heard that in a long time, from someone besides me, I mean. Maybe I should revisit the works of Goober Pyle, the Philosopher.

Re: "The point"

[ext_185394]

Goober, sure. And Freud.(Pron. "Frood," rhymes with food). He had it all figured out, you know.

Re: "The point"

[misterjimmy]

Yeah, ol' 'Siggy' figured that one out a long time ago.