So you know what you’re signing up for
Last week, I walked amongst the stars by reading Astrophysics for People in a Hurry by the inimitable Neil deGrasse Tyson (did you know in addition to his doctorate from Columbia, Tyson has TWENTY-THREE honorary doctorates?).
Some fun facts:
Perhaps the most important part: “Ignorance is the natural state of mind for a research scientist. People who believe they are ignorant of nothing have neither looked for, nor stumbled upon, the boundary between what is known and unknown in the universe.”
Bubble Gum:
Quote Qorner: “You are the source of all purity and all impurity.” – Buddha
Music Musings: Found myself listening to some Taking Back Sunday this week. Also! Try some heart chakra frequency in the background when you’re trying to focus on something. This shit works!
I was at an open mic night recently and a particularly skilled poet referred to “kudzo” over and over in his piece, using it to describe how mental illness and addiction choked his family. I’d never heard of it so did some research when I got home.
Kudzu is an invasive plant you’ve probably seen everywhere, which makes the poet’s metaphor so good. It’s incredibly hardy, fast-growing, and covers up everything in its path so it can hog all the sunlight. Not exactly a friendly neighbor. The best way to deal with kudzu (selfishness) is to keep it from spreading in the first place.
Bubble Gum:
Quote Qorner: “No mind in work, no work in mind,” – Chinese Zen master Te-Shan
Music Musings: Y’all, why is 16 Carriages soooo pretty and Texas Hold ‘Em sooooo fun, but also new T-Pain!
Quote Qorner: “You are the source of all purity and all impurity.” – Buddha
Music Musings: Found myself listening to some Taking Back Sunday this week. Also! Try some heart chakra frequency in the background when you’re trying to focus on something. This shit works!
I was at an open mic night recently and a particularly skilled poet referred to “kudzo” over and over in his piece, using it to describe how mental illness and addiction choked his family. I’d never heard of it so did some research when I got home.
Kudzu is an invasive plant you’ve probably seen everywhere, which makes the poet’s metaphor so good. It’s incredibly hardy, fast-growing, and covers up everything in its path so it can hog all the sunlight. Not exactly a friendly neighbor. The best way to deal with kudzu (selfishness) is to keep it from spreading in the first place.
Bubble Gum:
Quote Qorner: “No mind in work, no work in mind,” – Chinese Zen master Te-Shan
Music Musings: Y’all, why is 16 Carriages soooo pretty and Texas Hold ‘Em sooooo fun, but also new T-Pain!
Quote Qorner: “You are the source of all purity and all impurity.” – Buddha
Music Musings: Found myself listening to some Taking Back Sunday this week. Also! Try some heart chakra frequency in the background when you’re trying to focus on something. This shit works!
I was at an open mic night recently and a particularly skilled poet referred to “kudzo” over and over in his piece, using it to describe how mental illness and addiction choked his family. I’d never heard of it so did some research when I got home.
Kudzu is an invasive plant you’ve probably seen everywhere, which makes the poet’s metaphor so good. It’s incredibly hardy, fast-growing, and covers up everything in its path so it can hog all the sunlight. Not exactly a friendly neighbor. The best way to deal with kudzu (selfishness) is to keep it from spreading in the first place.
Bubble Gum:
Quote Qorner: “No mind in work, no work in mind,” – Chinese Zen master Te-Shan
Music Musings: Y’all, why is 16 Carriages soooo pretty and Texas Hold ‘Em sooooo fun, but also new T-Pain!
