The next fourteen days shall conclude of losing ten pounds completing the launch of Lee Ann Dz’s mediation podcast, getting into college for the third time, and starting work on moving to NYC.
In the mean time everyone should be listening to these two songs:
Kaskade feat. Mindy Gledhill – Say It’s Over
Jennifer Lopez Ft. Pitbull – On The Floor
Posted on March 1, 2011 at 12:58 am. COMMENT
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
Posted on February 19, 2011 at 12:37 pm. COMMENT
Feel like people talk about opportunity a lot. Seems that most people think there is lack of opportunity or that they’ve somehow lost out on opportunity. However, opportunity seems to be abundant — perhaps too abundant. If you build it — they will come [at least in the beginning] seems to be the tried and true moto of post-modern society. Wonder if this opportunistic overload is getting in the way of us taking advantage of our opportunities? Kind of like Facebook makes hard for one to remember which friends are really relevant.
Journeyed around the internets searching for a future ideal. Thought about image, location, purpose, lifestyle.
Arrived at this.
Posted on February 18, 2011 at 4:17 pm. COMMENT
Watched the Super Bowl. Packers won. Whatever. Realized that I was the only one in the room not worried about us loosing, even though the Pack was winning the whole time. Why worry about loosing when your winning? Ask peeps why they were worried. They said because they had a history of loosing with predictable plays. Wondered why we don’t see more intricate choreography on the field. No shit your plays are predictable when all you do is go up, down, left, right. I want to see backflips, leaps, electric-slide, grapvine down the sidelines kinda shit. Not only would it be more entertaining [you could even put it to music], but it would surely solve the issue of some dudes lining up and running into each other every time.
Simply imagine — Mass Games + Football
Posted on at 4:09 pm. COMMENT
Almost died of anxiety waiting for the looming so-called snowpocalypse. Got real bummed out. Turns out everyone was way to prepared and everything got cleaned up PDQ-style. Thought about twenty-first century preparation. Realized it was about time we were ready for it to snow — we only know it’s coming like 8 weeks a head of time. Why pretend like we’re surprised? Probs cause we like getting stuck in snowbanks.
Wonder if Bayshore has the right idea? Feel they’re pretty twenty-first century.
“close for the day, haul that sh*t away”
Pondered a new diet mantra that’s easy as A.B.C — Always Be Counting, babe… always be counting.
Posted on February 4, 2011 at 2:24 am. COMMENT
Working on re-establishing the site. Hopefully it will be cool. Been under the weather with really angry stomach buggies — lost ten pounds. Thought about things that make you fat… so I invented this. Not sure I am able emotionally capable of actually making it. Feel free to indulge.
crunchy peanut butter brownie sandwiches
Ingredients:
1 Box Brownie Mix + Necessary Ingredients
1 Jar Skippy Natural Super Chunk Peanut Butter
2 Bags Chocolate Chips
instructions — (more…)
Posted on January 27, 2011 at 12:30 am. COMMENT
Wonder about the true relevancy of chineese outsourcing. How much does one save by having to have “made in china” on their products? Is there some sort of China Factor that one can multiply by to derive just how much cheaper something would be if it was made in China? Does China know this number? Wonder if they advertise it. I can see it now — “You could save up to 60%! Outsource your bakery to China today!”
Wonder who China outsources to?
Posted on January 30, 2010 at 1:35 pm. COMMENT
Working on a post-modern societal theory of relevancy. Hope to find out, if possible, how we quantify relevancy.
Rule One: relevancy is of the individual perspective
Rule Two: infinite relevancy exists only in conditions in which no alternatives exist
Rule Three: Somethings’ ‘universal-relevancy’ increases as more individuals choose to recognize it as a pertinent alternative to something else.
Next development: are things of equal relevancy, according to the 3 laws, able to be unequal in regards to relevancy, and if so, how does one quantify these differences?
Example: This video, while questionable, has increasing universal relevancy. Yet, this video is anything but relevant, or at least shouldn’t be. It appeals to a very base audience with racy themes and a mild yet catchy tune — it even has it’s own designated URL.
Video (Probs NSFW) –> “Get On My Horse”
Questions brought up by this video:
How can this be relevant? If it is indeed relevant, is it just as relevant as say some trendy out-of-character political clip? Is it more relevant than a Barnes & Noble Nook?
Posted on January 26, 2010 at 3:25 pm. COMMENT
surprise birthdays are still relevant… things are good.
Posted on January 5, 2010 at 10:09 pm. COMMENT
