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What am I listening to today

Moby: 18

Addicting Song(s):

– In This World

– In My Heart

Howie Day: Stop All the World Now

Addicting Song(s):

– Collide

David Gray: White Ladder

Addicting Song(s):

– This years love

Neil Young: Harvest

Addicting Song(s):

– Heart Of Gold

Note: I always felt like this was a theame song of mine – why? I donno…but that’s how I feel.

What have I been doing

So I think Thanksgiving had me drained of thought for a few days and then I just tumbled down the road of “I forgot my blog” like many folks do.

As previously mentioned I finished “Deception Point” and much to my chagrin this past weekend I finished “Lightning”. For anyone interested in fiction and some thriller-style with a sci-fi flare, I recommend “Lightning”. As for the other books on my list, I have only been reading an essay or a chapter every other day as it would ruin much of the content in the philosophy books…I’ll still finish them before the year is out. ;)

While I did just say that Thanksgiving drained me of thought, it’s actually a fib. I think I have had more insane ideas floating in my head recently then usual! Okay that might be a stretch too. :) The good news is I made note of the subjects so I’ll start ranting and back posting shortly…good news…because I know 4 million people are lining up to read my back posts…

Cheers

– bd

Our inventions are wont to be pretty toys, which distract our attention from serious things. They are but improved means to an unimproved end.

– Henry David Thoreau

What am I listening to today

I have been pulling out old albums lately and recycling them. Wow there is some good stuff here I almost forgot about! Recycled or new…here’s what’s hot right now :)

Avril Lavigne: Let go

Addicting Song(s):

– Tomorrow

– Things I’ll never say

– Naked

David Gray: White Ladder

Addicting Song(s):

– This years love

Liz Phair: Liz Phair

Addicting Song(s):

– Why can’t I?

Ashlee Simpson: Autobiography

Addicting Song(s):

– Autobiography

Kina: Kina

Addicting Song(s):

– Girl from the gutter

Switchfoot: The Beautiful Letdown

Addicting Song(s):

– Dare you to move

Tamara Bedricky: Through these eyes

Addicting Song(s):

– Head over heels

– Beautiful

– Let me in

– Addicted

– Blue

Note: I love this album!! I can’t pull it out of my CD player for more then a week without putting it back in.

I’m sure one day I’ll hear a song that doesn’t stretch out it’s hand as my soul reaches out to shake in a memorable moment of “hello”. Until then, I’m content.

– me

Turkey Day has gone

It’s been a little bit since I got a chance to write, not that anyone is crying about it! :) I finished a few more books last week and over the weekend. I have been taking “The Art of War” and the Matrix Philosophy books slower then normal…each is like a collection of essays and rather then read an essay and move on I find that the book carries much more weight when I just limit myself to one essay a day. It’s like a philosophy about philosophy! Ahhh I crack myself up!

This year thanksgiving was a great time for my family…but I can’t help but marvel how the years go by. My niece starts high school next year for crying out loud! For me, every year when Fall classes start or when Halloween rolls around it feels like the year is almost over! I mean it is, but it really feels like it blows by fast. Before I know it, my birthday is here. Then thanksgiving…then it’s December already! Christmas shopping leads to high stress and fast days because Christmas always sneaks up on you (well it sneaks up on me!); I don’t care if the date is always the same!! :) then it’s New Year’s Eve…

To make time fly by even faster hit up this “slogan” site…wow, trust me you can spend an hour there and not know what the hell happened to the time! Try using your name or your favorite word. Randomly the word “depression” was used and I got this slogan: What Can Depression Do For You? That might be a classic!

More random rants to come, I just need to finish some odds-n-ends and I’ll be a posting mad man again.

Happiness depends upon ourselves.

– Aristotle