Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Monday, June 25, 2007
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Angolul kell ecsetelnem a kovetkezoket, mert az ami tortenik velem olyan helyzetben tortenik, ami szoros osszefuggesben van ezzel a nyelvel. Szoval: erzekeltetek.
How to get nothing done?
Here’s a great way to get really stuck. Ask around a lot. Ask friends. Especially ask your co-workers: What do you think about my dream of being a famous guitarist?
I’m self-taught and I’m a free spirit designer who likes to break the mold with vector designs and to create new and exciting designs, so I think I really can be a pro guitarist. I'm writing songs for 5 years now.... blablabla
The reason you want to do this is because most people don’t take chances. And most of them don’t want you to take a chance because then it will make them have to re-think their life choices. And man, that’d be a drag. If someone were to succeed when they tried something different, then that would mean that all these old beliefs and superhighways of negativity that people have constructed in their brains might not be the truth.
Well? Guess what? They’re not. Secretly everyone knows this, but the big conspiracy is to act like they don’t. So, ask for permission to try something different. Ask for permission to take action towards creating a life you love. Be careful though — there might be a few folks in your life that’ll give it to you! (Hint: These are the ones who laugh a lot.)
Breathe deeply: Dandelion Wishes.
Try this: Schedule a visit to swim in the ocean before your workday begins. Set your alarm for 10am. When the alarm goes off, ask yourself the following: “Do I feel like getting out of my flannel sheets? Do I feel like ...blablabla
What do you think your answer will be? Of course, you won’t feel like it. You feel like flannel!
Here’s a secret: As long as you ask yourself if you feel like it, you won’t ever feel like it. So, keep asking yourself if you feel like it.
Do I really need to say anything more about this one?
So there you have them. Go forth and, well…just stand there.
(sometimes, satire and sarcasm are absolutely THE best way to express frustration around issues like this, and I could not have said it better.)
Christine Kane
How to get nothing done?
Here’s a great way to get really stuck. Ask around a lot. Ask friends. Especially ask your co-workers: What do you think about my dream of being a famous guitarist?
I’m self-taught and I’m a free spirit designer who likes to break the mold with vector designs and to create new and exciting designs, so I think I really can be a pro guitarist. I'm writing songs for 5 years now.... blablabla
The reason you want to do this is because most people don’t take chances. And most of them don’t want you to take a chance because then it will make them have to re-think their life choices. And man, that’d be a drag. If someone were to succeed when they tried something different, then that would mean that all these old beliefs and superhighways of negativity that people have constructed in their brains might not be the truth.
Well? Guess what? They’re not. Secretly everyone knows this, but the big conspiracy is to act like they don’t. So, ask for permission to try something different. Ask for permission to take action towards creating a life you love. Be careful though — there might be a few folks in your life that’ll give it to you! (Hint: These are the ones who laugh a lot.)
Breathe deeply: Dandelion Wishes.
Try this: Schedule a visit to swim in the ocean before your workday begins. Set your alarm for 10am. When the alarm goes off, ask yourself the following: “Do I feel like getting out of my flannel sheets? Do I feel like ...blablabla
What do you think your answer will be? Of course, you won’t feel like it. You feel like flannel!
Here’s a secret: As long as you ask yourself if you feel like it, you won’t ever feel like it. So, keep asking yourself if you feel like it.
Do I really need to say anything more about this one?
So there you have them. Go forth and, well…just stand there.
(sometimes, satire and sarcasm are absolutely THE best way to express frustration around issues like this, and I could not have said it better.)
Christine Kane
Thursday, June 21, 2007
"A Note From Nanny Vonnegut
Dear Fans of my Dad,
Over the years you have given my father the gift of unconditional love in return for all the great joy he clearly brought to you through his writing and his art. For that gift, the greatest one there is, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am so sorry for your loss as well as mine.
Nanny Vonnegut
June 1, 2007"
Dear Fans of my Dad,
Over the years you have given my father the gift of unconditional love in return for all the great joy he clearly brought to you through his writing and his art. For that gift, the greatest one there is, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am so sorry for your loss as well as mine.
Nanny Vonnegut
June 1, 2007"
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