Saturday Feb 22, 2003

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Yesterday I had this idea.

It is a recurring idea, one that will not go away.

I wanted to stop talking to people.

I wanted to cut everyone off and be by myself.

I did that once, for around a week. I did not talk to anyone, visit anyone, or go to class.

I just stayed in my room and unhooked everything.

I slept for such a long time.

I enjoy starting sentences with I.

I really do not have anything interesting to say. I respond better to questions than to actually having to come up with a conversation starter on the internet.

I am good at "networking" though.

I am off to synergize my paradigm and attempt to marginalize my in the box efforts to harmonize the differing segements of my personal industry in order to achieve full integration.
nopantsdave:
My ideal game would be with both pitchers going the full nine innings and having it won 1-0 on a sac fly in the bottom of the ninth. Home runs bore me. I love triples, stolen bases, great defense, and great pitching.


How is life in Sacramento? I am considering moving there. Most of the grad schools I am looking at are in California and it would be nice to move out and establish residency before going. I want to live in a bigger city, but I don't think I could live in the LA area. So I'm thinking Sacramento since everything that I have heard about San Francisco is that it is super expensive.
cheech:
My misgivings about Moore include that 1) he sometimes manipulates audio/video for his viewpoint, i.e. edits in a deceitful way (I wish I could think of the best example. My friend Jimmy would be able to remind me. We discussed such an incident a few months ago.) and he sometimes reaches for metaphors that aren't there. I appreciate his good parts, though. I think Roger & Me is stronger than Bowling...the race stuff seems like clutching at straws rather than relevance. But I found parts of Bowling very moving.

As for the above comment, long rallies are ALWAYS more interesting than home runs. A home run is fine in the middle of a rally, but an inning where your team gets a home run, one or two hits, and don't apply themselves in any other way (no steals, hit n run, etc) is a boring inning. However, I think 1-0 is a little too low-scoring for me...then again, I watch some soccer...

...oh, the one exciting home run in of itself is the 9th or extra-inning winner for the home team. Those, I admit, I like.

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