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The real fun of life is that right now I'm supposed to be thinking about three philosophy papers all due within about a week. Each of them are from a different period (classical, modern, and irrational) and essentially proport different concepts about the ideas of life. I'm sitting in work right now trying to throw up some ideas about Descartes' ontological argument for hte existence of God, but my mind feels unpleasantly like mush. I'd love to say that my recent brush with this is only because of the contradicting pulls of philosophy, or perhaps a very slight case of brain fry (i don't know how i'd have that, i haven't been working THAT hard), but my momma told me not to lie.
I'm not sure why I've been out of it recently, and why it comes and goes like some kind of fucked up emotional tide. I'm sure it is perfectly normal, and such, but that certainly doesn't help me a helluva lot. Good thing for me the people who matter have put up with it at least this far. It only gets really hard when you start wondering if you really feel the way you think you do.
On a much much lighter note my play is coming up in a little over a month. So if you live in the Champaign-urbana area, or have the money to get there I recommend coming out and seeing my command performance of Cassius in 'Julius Caesar'. It will be November 11, 12, 13 (or whatever taht th, fr, sat is) in Greg Hall. Be there or be rhombus (love that geometry humor).
I'm not sure why I've been out of it recently, and why it comes and goes like some kind of fucked up emotional tide. I'm sure it is perfectly normal, and such, but that certainly doesn't help me a helluva lot. Good thing for me the people who matter have put up with it at least this far. It only gets really hard when you start wondering if you really feel the way you think you do.
On a much much lighter note my play is coming up in a little over a month. So if you live in the Champaign-urbana area, or have the money to get there I recommend coming out and seeing my command performance of Cassius in 'Julius Caesar'. It will be November 11, 12, 13 (or whatever taht th, fr, sat is) in Greg Hall. Be there or be rhombus (love that geometry humor).