Things got a little meta there at the end, eh?

Everything is wonderful; being here is heavenly.

Living in the same old rut is not what gives life its flavor. It is the struggle to dig new ruts, in new and interesting locales.

I only say “so true” when I agree with someone I see on the Internet.

So true.

Don’t eat in front of the computer unless there’s no one else in the house. Even then, email someone & go out or have them over if you can!

I can’t browse the internet without visiting catandgirl.com.

“If you don’t like what you’re doing, you can always pick up your needle and move to a different groove.”

OH GOD IT’S ALL TRUE.
STOP SPYING ON ME!!!

Like Groucho said: Getting older is no problem. You just have to live long enough.

i can only teach with the door closed. i can only parent with the teevee off. other than that, i’m good. i think.

like a monkey with a minotaur cymbol

now thats a lot of pacing…

i only poop at home.

I’m able to introduce slight changes to my life occasionally. For example, I am now capable of disobeying the instructions of a Lego set and introducing minor variations. This was something anathema to me a year ago.

This is why I’m going to be dropping everything to go travel for about a year in a few months.

David thompson”s comment reminded me of a monopoly set i used to have. The instructions actually said “these rules are not to be altered.” and that FREE PARKING gave you nothing. we were daredevils and had free parking give $500. thats stickin it to the man!
do the instructions still say “dont alter?”

/Do It!/ by Peter McWilliams offers the following factlet:
“In the heating and air conditioning trade, the point on the thermostat in which neither heating nor cooling must operate — around 72 degrees — is called ‘The Comfort Zone.’ It’s also known as ‘The Dead Zone.'”

Do you always do that when you’re in a rut?

And the moral of the story is… all your days are the same and alike, and then you die!