I never thought this would happen. While having breakfast in a cafe near our office’s building, a customer sat in front of me reading the same book I’m reading, Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead. The same paperback version. I never thought that with the few different people I see in the cafe, I would find someone reading a philosophy novel. I often see people reading Sheldon’s or Brown’s or other contemporaries, but I never thought I’d see someone in front of me reading Ayn Rand, and the same title needless to say. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘anger’
Top Ten Songs
2008
06.29
06.29
Here is the top-10 list of my favorite songs of all time (not in particular order):
- Imagine (John Lennon)
- Lightning Crashes (Live)
- Losing My Religion (R.E.M.)
- Under The Bridge (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
- Creep (Radiohead)
- Everlasting (Manic Street Preachers)
- Don’t Look Back In Anger (Oasis)
- No Good For Me (The Corrs)
- Promises (The Cranberries)
- Sweet Child O’ Mine (Guns ‘N Roses)
Short Term Absence
2008
05.15
05.15
I had a short term absence online, if anyone noticed. I did it intentionally because nothing was coming out of my head, except the back entries that I will be posting tonight.They were posted offline in my i-touch-nothing-happens. I installed an offline WP there so that I can write directly through there and I don’t have to re-format my entries when I’m publishing online. Before my word processing software was formatting the entries when I copy & paste. (more…)
Happiness, Furthermore
2008
05.05
05.05
A man is born to serve what purpose? My guess is as good as yours. Is it to populate, shape and define the world? Maybe. What I am sure of is that a man is born waiting to die. A man’s life is finite. He lives and after a span of time, he dies – forever decayed; no soul, no afterlife. During the time the man lives, he undergoes several transformations toward his ending. He suffers through time to reach that end. Life is a process of dying. (more…)