Organizing my thoughts here on invisible forces. They exist per the results they produce. Whether they arise from existing entities or are independently operational is a practically pointless point. Invisible forces behave the same way regardless of origin. We will… Read More »Psychology of invisible forces
Sitting here, I’ve got nothing. No original thoughts. Nothing to do that I really want to do. Some worries. But I’ve got nothing interesting. Am I depressed? Who cares. Call it what you want. Am I cynical? To the bone.… Read More »I got nothin’
Don’t you love it when you assume the worst isn’t going to happen? Well, it is. You’re gonna die, which for most people is worse than living in abject misery. Yes, the worst is going to happen to you. Next… Read More »It’s not gonna happen to me (yes it is)
I’m excited to create a midlife bucket list. At age 53, I am ready to rise above the midlife slump and look boldly ahead toward death! Before that inevitable day, there are things I want to do. Thus, the midlife… Read More »Midlife Bucket List
Last night l looked into my blessed seer stone! I saw the future…. In which I learned that I will King of the World, to usher in, to pave the way, as one crying in the wilderness – announcing the… Read More »I have a seer stone
There it isForbidden fruitI don’t want it!I want it I partakeAnd liveWith inevitableShame I am shameI seek myself
This is a great rule for living. Don’t do anything that you’ll regret. So simple. So challenging for so many. if you struggle with regretful decisions, large or small, you are not alone. The idea here is that you want… Read More »Don’t do anything that you will regret later
When you’ve lost significant things that were once the centerpiece of your life, you’re qualified to rebuild yourself. Not before the loss, however. You wouldn’t need to do so and couldn’t conceive the project regardless. For people who were raised… Read More »How to Rebuild yourself at Midlife
You don’t know me. You do not know what I’ve been through. Even if you’ve been through worse, you still don’t know what I’ve been through. And you don’t know how I process what I’ve been through. You don’t know… Read More »Nice to meet you
Turlock, California! I was 16 years old and working as a busboy at the King’s Table Buffet. There’s no better place to see the Sunday just-out-of-church crowd come in and treat the wait staff like dirt. Anyway, from across the… Read More »Saving a Marriage at the King’s Table
