Either they are aghast at the present or afraid of what lies ahead.
7.28.2010
7.26.2010
7.24.2010
7.22.2010
utter clutter
To live through a catastrophe in which everything has been taken away from you except your life. After that, all life must seem a dream cluttered with things, people and events.
7.21.2010
house lust
I am desirous of a very large house so that I can have houseguests, and never see them.
Labels:
hermit at large,
home,
houseguests
7.18.2010
paradise wasted
It’s sad to think of a place called Paradise after the fall. A place of great beauty and bounty that just goes on and on, all wasted, with no one there to experience it.
7.15.2010
weak tea
What the American middle class most lacks is a sense of appreciation.
Labels:
america,
appreciation,
middle class
7.14.2010
skip a step
Young (Gen Z) job candidate to the interviewer: ‘Take me to your loser.’
Labels:
generation gap,
hierarchy,
job interview,
work
7.12.2010
not front row seats
All kinds of horrors can happen until people’s clothes start to get spattered.
Labels:
carnage,
comfort zone,
foreign war
7.09.2010
7.08.2010
perceived perfect
Don’t demand, rather prefer perfection, ever aware part of it is perception.
Labels:
perception,
perfection
7.06.2010
skin deep
How can I say this without being insensitive to the hours he spent under the needle, but he was someone who thought of a tattoo as a life-long accomplishment.
Labels:
accomplishment,
alt lifestyles,
life,
tattoo
7.05.2010
7.01.2010
o save us uncle sam
Those who are first to complain about ‘big government’, who claim that the private sector is more effective and efficient in all ways, are the same people now complaining that the government isn’t acting fast enough, isn’t using its vast resources, to solve the disastrous Gulf oil spill.
Labels:
big government,
disasters,
economics,
effectiveness,
efficiency,
oil spill,
private sector
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