Habit · Notes

Here is another video I put together.  I think it shows improvement over my last, however, I still have three or four more lifetimes worth of learning to do.  Comments welcome.

... i thought that i would go ahead and tell anyone who doesn't know (and i don't know who that might be) what has gone on since my last real update.

so, last july my mom died of pharmicudical complications from her various illnesses. about a week following her death i moved in with my old pop to help his mental state (and my own). it's been successful so far. dad is doing well. i, on the other hand, am have some very nice successes along with so interesting sticking points. for the successes, i'm working with chris on starting a multi media production company and helping him with his photography buisness. i have two people writing me scripts for movies, which rocks. i have a very nice motorcycle now (no mandy, i'm not going to kill myself on it).

the sticking points all revolve around living out in the sticks (which by itself is great) and being at least an hour from the majority of my friends. it's not all a lonilness issue either. when looking for inspiration, it's hard to find when you can't really talk to anyone (at least for me). i'm trying to find ways around that, so wish me luck, all.

i'm currently working at a hotel in franklin (which sucks and pays shit, but it allows me a lot of time online). i hope to be able to quit fairly shortly, either by getting a better job or by getting enough video jobs to pay me. i'm hoping more for the latter.

finally, we spread my mom's ashes yesterday. (for anyone who doesn't know, my mom's illnesses began about six years ago with a thyroid problem and went on to: breast cancer twice, which she beat both times, then she went on to develop pulminary fibrosis with hypertension. none of this killed her. she had an interaction between the drugs that she was taking that eventaully cause heart failure. following this, her body was donated for research and we just got the ashes back a few days ago.) so, with that being finished, i think dad is going to be able to move forward with his life more.

anyway, so there it is.

the next post will probably be a qoute.

The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents.
- HP Lovecraft

Almost nobody dances sober, unless they happen to be insane.

- H. P. Lovecraft

while sitting here drinking all by my onesies, i decided to watch some television. i know that it's generally a bad idea, but hey, i'm drunk. so, while i'm waiting on Taken to come on and not being able to find anything else to watch, i thouht i would try alias. i've never watched it before, but jennifer garner doesn't hurt my eyes, so i thought "hey, what the hell?" well, it was a bad idea. im having no problem mostly ignoring the show, it's easy to ignore. i tend to look up (my TV is on one of those oh so nifty TV wall hanger things that i love so much in bars) when i hear jennifer garners voice and then look back at my puter to see what is going on on the web. anyway, i keep looking up during the commericals (yes my friends, i'm drunk) but, you know, they're commericals so i don't pay much attention. then, oh yes, and then, there is the commerical for erectile dysfunction followed by the dr. phil commerical. for some reason my drunken little mind, without anyone to look at and say "what the fuck" started thinking on this. what i was thinking was: who the hell is this show geared toward? old guys? middle aged divorced women? and then i realized it. they're the same people.

drunk wisdom. i won't remember this tomorrow.

i'm sorry to all who read this. without someone here to look at and say "what the fuck?" i had to tell someone to make it go away. you are all my someone.

George Orwell: Nineteen Eighty-Four. You are the

classic warning against the threat of

totalitarianism. To you, politics and

philosophy are inseparable, auchtorities suck

and the reality might not exist outside our

imaginations.


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and why Hunter S. was one of the coolest men ever:

"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side."
- Hunter S. Thompson

Last night, I enjoyed a poinient reminder that I am, in fact, an idiot. While attempting to install gentoo linux onto my laptop (while I was at work and should have been doing other things) I wiped the harddrive that housed GRUB, by beloved bootloader. Now mind you, it wouldn't have been my "beloved" bootloader if it was still working, but when it wasn't and I discovered that I couldn't boot any operation system, it became my beloved bootloader. I have done this before, and I should have known better. So, again, I am an idiot.