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Tag Archives: thinking
A Shoreside Reverie
I played quite the part of a Romantic, staring off into the gently rolling waters of the Pacific with nary but an overweight pack by my side and thinking lofty thoughts concerning various consistencies of peanut butter and whether cannellini … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, backpacking, german, Germany, hostel, hostelmates, Napier, New Zealand, Reverie, thinking, travel
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Graduating
As a graduating senior, the time draws near when I will no longer have to worry about Romanticism or Jacques Derrida and his inane ramblings on god-knows-what or remembering the rule of when to use who or whom (honestly, … Continue reading
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Tagged classroom, college, Dark Knight, English, forget, Graduation, major, professor, senior, thinking
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Radio
As Overlord has told me, out of the many benefits of doing manual labor is the time that it opens up to contemplate deep matters—the meaning of life, why you’re thirsty after eating ice cream, who killed JFK. The brush … Continue reading
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Tagged 80's, 97.3, advertisements, analogy, commercials, diamonds, funny, Jerry, KBCO, manual labor, pancakes, radio, reflection, songs, thinking, Tom Shane, what do these tags do anyways?
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Musings On A Somewhat Intriguing Life 