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My thoughts during October, 2006

The twists of 25

romantic gestures
crowded spaces
life-long friends
people’s peculiarities
mellowing out

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 12:37 pm Monday, Oct. 30, 2006

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Perfect day

What’s the best way to impress a girl? Tap into her likes.
Forget the fancy dinner, unless that’s her style. For more simple folk, identify what they really enjoy and then build on that…

Musings on People and Myself that flowed from my brain at 10:41 am Monday, Oct. 30, 2006

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The newness of 24

academic sights
party games
soul connection
long-distance longing
new country
new home
new school
new friends
new life

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 1:02 pm Friday, Oct. 27, 2006

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Rainy days and Mondays

Bleak skies, trickling rain into puddles, dripping off tree branches outside my room. It’s the kind of day that conjures images of curling up in bed, under a warm blanket, with a good book. Sigh

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 1:00 pm Thursday, Oct. 26, 2006

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The smoothness of 23

campus lifestyle with pay
casual Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays…
daily programming workout
flexi-hours
secret office romance

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 12:03 pm Thursday, Oct. 26, 2006

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The age of …

Last year leading up to my birthday I commenced a series of posts summarizing my life at various ages…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 2:24 pm Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006

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Hmm, it approaches

Nov. 12, 2001 - Alone - Watched Monsters Inc. at a late show
Nov. 12, 2002 - Mummy & Wesley - Went to “Lion King” on tour in Miami
Nov…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 9:53 am Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2006

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There’s a door
With a lock;
Only one holds the key
A door
To a place
Far deep within me
This door
In a wall
Is the only way in
The door
Blocks the way
But for one with the will
Face the door -
Move towards
Secrets that lie deep inside
Through the door,
Lies my heart
With nothing left to hide
But a door
Needs a push
If you want to see through
Past a door…

Musings on Myself and Poetry that flowed from my brain at 3:15 pm Monday, Oct. 23, 2006

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Red, green, and yellow tape

The following is both anecdotal and instructional. Should you find yourself needing to clear a package sent with, let us say UPS, head out to the airport…

Musings on People and Myself that flowed from my brain at 2:14 pm Thursday, Oct. 19, 2006

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In the last two weeks…

I have:

Written mini-speeches almost on the spot
Learned that I speak reasonably well without preparation
Worn myself out
Been reminded that everyone has different expectations
Been surprised by Mother Nature’s reclamations
‘Fessed up to a friend
Been sick and recovered

and probably some more stuff that I am not remembering right now…

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 8:14 pm Sunday, Oct. 15, 2006

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