Jun 8
“Sometimes luck belongs to children and madmen. That night I felt we were both.”
FitzChivalry Farseer, Robin Hobb, "Assassin's Apprentice"
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“Sometimes luck belongs to children and madmen. That night I felt we were both.”
FitzChivalry Farseer, Robin Hobb, "Assassin's Apprentice"
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Is living really a matter of talent, skill and ability? Is there such a things as a talent for life?
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Let's face it Tuesdays are worse than Mondays. And here is why: On a Monday you can be hopeful. Maybe your boss became a changed person over the weekend, maybe your schoolmates matured or became philanthropist over the last few days, maybe your colleagues are finally able to understand your fine sense of humour that you're so proud of... All those are possibilities on Mondays but not on Tuesdays. Tuesdays are the sad, sad days where you time and again realise the world is moving but not changing.Honestly, Tuesdays are the worst and that's what Dooms-days are for.And now, brace yourself and come with us, it's another Dooms-day. I should warn you, I'm having a really bad day today. When I got out of bed, I thought, despite the lack of sleep, that it would be a good day, since I had a day off from work. As it turned out, though, it was a complete failure. Maybe it's the aftermath of working 5 days in a row with only one day off.
Liking What I Write
Liking What I Write
Sometimes I read an article I wrote, and I think, “I wish I had written that,” then it hits me that oh, wait. I did write that. A case in point: This morning someone left a comment on my post “Let It Ride,” telling me he was doing a podcast about the movie and wanted to know if I would like to join the discussion. Not remembering having ever written about the film, though it is one I like, I…
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One Lucky Lady
They say that cats have nine lives. Through some quirk of nature, I must have some “link” to those lives, for I’ve gone through four already. That’s about as lucky as a person can get, I suppose. Sure, I’d love to win the lottery, but that requires buying a ticket. I could go to Las Vegas, Nevada and throw money at the slot machines, or go to the horse races at Golden Gate Fields and bet on…
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What's Luck Got To Do With It?
What’s Luck Got To Do With It?
One of my friends -let’s call him Tim- is stuck in a nine to five job he hates with every ounce of his being. He’s seriously overweight, so that’s a lot of hate.
I’ve tried to be helpful by being a considerate, patient listener, but last week it became clear to me that Tim is very invested in staying miserable.
It may sound twisted, but having something to hate means Tim can blame his misery on…
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This will change your beliefs about luck
Eight-year-old Julie Amberg was excited when her Aunt Nancy showed up to visit. Nancy, however, wanted some adult time with her sister, so she sent Julie on a mission. “Go outside and see if you can find a four-leaf clover, and I’ll give you a dollar for each one you bring me.” The odds of…
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What’s really intelligence
Being able to find the exact questions for a homework assignment, with answers included, and being able to interpret the questions differently enough and reword the answers enough to make it sound like you didn’t just bullshit a whole entire assignment.
I love doing this...so much. Personally, I find that adding more information into the answers (if possible of course) helps the most. I mean, I try to answer the questions without help, but when it comes to English and when I have no clue what the thing we’re reading really is...I need the help sometimes...