#5

#5: When plans change, there is only one schedule to consider and I'm in charge of it.

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I thought of two more.

#3: More grown-up beverage for me.

#4: Whatever I watch on TV is what I want to watch on TV.

I'm going to make a list.

I have decided I'm going to make a list of things that are good about living by myself to help me feel better about being alone.  Here are my first two.

#1: I can stand in the middle of my living room in nothing but Marvin Martian slippers and it's totally okay.

#2: I get all the popcorn shrimp to myself.

An Interesting Interview

Good company in which to be - I can relate to so much of what he talks about in this interview.  The interview was really interesting.

http://www.billoreilly.com/site/rd?satype=13&said=12&url=%2Fb%2FA-Conversation-with-Bill-OReilly%2F-207486031597599487.html

...And I'm reading the book right now.  So far, it's pretty good.  Already learning things I didn't know about the Roman Empire...Yes.  Yes, I am a nerd.

Another One

Are you tired of the movie trailers?  Simon Pegg's movies have grown on me.  This one has no zombies and no gore, no aliens, but it's amusing and even has a moral to the story.  I liked it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thIpzoZYxO4

About Something

We all want our lives to be about something.  If we write, we want it to be about something others want to read.  If we sing, we want it to be about something people want to hear.  If we do, we want it to be something important, useful, helpful, meaningful.  And the pride in us wants to be recognized for it at least a little bit - just enough to know what we're about is that about which we are supposed to be.

Unless we are particularly prideful, even that is not the most important thing.  Whether we feel deep down inside that as an individual one is serving a purpose - is about something - is really what matters and what others may or may not have to say about it is of little consequence.  Am I fulfilling my destiny?  Doing what I'm fated to do?  Am I answering my calling?  At the very least, am I not being a waste of space?

So how do you know?  What's the measure, the rule, the method to evaluate these things?

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Though I'm pretty sure I can answer "yes" or "sort of" to some of the "am I" questions, if I figure it out for sure how to know or evaluate, I'll let you know.  If you know, please be kind enough to share.

I want to see this.

Another movie trailer, but very different from the last one I posted.  :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPsLB11POtQ

This is cool.

The things you learn watching a random Fox News show.  This is really neat.  Lasers, 3D, what's not cool about those?!

http://3d.si.edu/