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March 29, 2007 4:41 AM

Early to bed

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It has been a long time since I’ve had a good night sleep. I’m too preoccupied with things that I’m always up late in the night. I miss those days where I’m in bed well before midnight and awake well before the sun comes up. Back then, I could be up as early as 5:00am and I would feel rested. Now, I’m usually going to bed around 5:00am.

I am the type of person that needs a bit of noise to fall asleep. I don’t mean music flaring and bass thumping kind of noise. I mean a bit of noise to remind me that I’m still awake. I’m a city boy so I need to hear cars going down the street every now and then. If it gets a bit too quite, I’ll start to think that something is wrong. And if there’s something wrong, my mind will start wandering and I’ll get never to bed.

There have been nights where I would be very exhausted and feel like I would be out like a light as soon as my head touches the pillow. But as soon as my head touches the pillow, I’m still awake. I’m not sure why I don’t fall asleep right away, given the fact that I’m very tired. Instead, I’m out, tossing and turn and becoming very restless. And when I do manage to drift to sleep, it’ll feel like I didn’t get much sleep at all. I hate those nights where you sleep eight hours or more and wake up not refreshed.

When I was younger, I could be awake before first light and feel great. I wouldn’t go to bed until midnight and I would be up before 5:00am and I would feel relaxed and refreshed. Back then, I worked on the farm and I had to be there before 7:00am. The farm is about an hours drive from the city and as soon as we got there, we went to work. It was mainly labourious work but I didn’t mind.

I would be on the farm for eight hours a day but those eight hours went by like nothing. I remember working outside, with the sun shining over head and sweating like crazy. It felt really relaxing to take a break and sit under a tree for shade. The warm breeze would come by and now and then and when it does, it feels very exuberant.

Now, I work inside an office that has heating and air conditioning. When I get inside from the winter cold or the summer heat, I think nothing of it. When I take a break, I walk over to the Tim Horton’s near by and buy coffee. The feeling that I got when I was working on the farm isn’t the same feeling I got when I work in an office. The job that I’m doing now is more relaxing than the job that I did on the farm but something about the farm job is better than this.

I guess when you’re working on the farm, there are lots to see and do. But in the office, you’re just sitting there and staring at the monitor. There’s so much going on in the farm. There’s other people working, animals running around, insects are flying everywhere, the wind is in your hair and the sun is shining on your face. In the office, there’s nothing like that. You hear the constant buzzing of florescent lights, the humming of computer monitors and the ringing of phones. Nothing in the office environment can compare to the farm.

On the farm, there any many technology around so you have to do other things. As I worked on the farm, I remember just talking to my coworkers and friends. We would joke around about this and that and just talking. The more we talked, the more we got to know each other. We would start off as being complete strangers and by the end of the day, we would be come good friends. In the office, you don’t have time for chit chat. You only have time for small talk and that’s not the same.

After a long day in the office, you come home and you feel like doing nothing at all. Even though you don’t do much, working in the office seems to drain a lot of your energy. Working on the farm takes a lot more out of you but by the end of the day, you still feel like doing things. I was working on the farm during the summer and when I got home, I didn’t want to stay indoors. I felt like going back outside and doing things. I should be dead tired from all the labour but I wasn’t. I still had a lot of energy left in me to do things.

When you work in an office, your hours are around 9:00am to 5:00pm. When you work on the farm, you hours are something like 5:00am to 5:00pm. You’re awake earlier when you work on the farm but you get off work at the same time. Farming is harder work than the office but you’re still left with lots of energy.

When I woke up at 5:00am, I didn’t need coffee to keep me away. I didn’t drink a lot of coffee when I was younger. But waking up that early was no problem for me. Nowadays, the only way for me to get up at 5:00am is for me to get into bed at 4:59am and stay awake until 5:00am and then get out of bed. But then again, there’s no reason for me to be up that early. I do notice that if I wake up early, I manage to get a lot of work done before the sun comes up.

“Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.“

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March 28, 2007 9:08 PM

A bit embarrassing

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We’ve all been through those times where something embarrassing has happened but we didn’t know about until later on. The other person that knows about it is too afraid to embarrass you that they don’t say a word. I usually tell people but I don’t tell them right away. I wait a bit and then I give them the bad news.

Today, I ordered the new donut from Tim Horton’s. It’s the triple chocolate donut and it comes filled with chocolate, with a layer of chocolate on top and a third chocolate on top of the chocolate dip. I’ve recently woken up so I didn’t get anything to eat yet so I ate that. Normally, I would wake until I got into the office before eating it but I didn’t see any harm in having it now.

I met up with one of the security guards by the elevator. He’s one of the good one and the one that I spoke with when that fat guy wanted to fight me. We made small talk as we went up in the elevator and I ate my donut. He looked a bit cheery today so I thought maybe it’s close to the end of his shift or something. When we arrived on his floor, he got off the elevator and I continued to eat my donut.

I looked into the mirrors in the elevator and saw that I had chocolate over my nose. Surrounding part of my left nostril was chocolate and it was very noticeable. There was chocolate running down the left side of my mouth too. It’s no wonder why the security guard was cheery. There he was standing in the elevator with a guy who’s face is covered in chocolate and he didn’t say anything.

I wiped what I could off quickly before the elevator arrived on my floor. I managed to get rid of the chocolate on my nose but the one running down the side of my mouth was a bit harder because it was a lot and I didn’t have any tissue with me. I licked off what I could and checked myself in the mirror again. All the chocolate has been removed from my face.

It was a good thing too because as soon as the elevator door opened, there was this pretty looking lady standing there. Usually, the floor is empty when I arrive at work so my first instinct was to step out right away but when I saw her, I immediately stopped. She saw me coming so she apologized for being in my way. I shook my head and held the door opened for her and gestured for her to come in. She caught me by surprised because I almost didn’t get off the elevator. I thought I was on the wrong floor or something. But I recognized the interior design of my floor so I got off.

I have friends who would walk around with a booger in their nose. They’re walking around with a booger in their nose because I haven’t told them that they have a booger in their nose. I usually don’t say anything for about five minutes. If the booger is big enough, I would assume that they would feel it.

There has also been times when people would have their fly down. In this case, I usually tell them right away but I don’t come out and tell them straight out? It’s more fun to use euphemism to see if they understand it. This is fun when I’m talking to my fob friend because he doesn’t understand euphemism.

Me: Yo, you selling hotdogs?
Friend: What? No!
Me: Oh.. well I thought you were crazy but now I see your nuts.
Friend: What are you talking about?
Me: I’m talking about Shaft. Can you dig it?
Friend: What?
Me: You left the barn door open.
Friend: Dude, I’m a farmer.
Me: Dude, your balls are showing!
Friend: Oh.

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March 24, 2007 6:10 AM

Yes, that was a stupid question

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When I was in elementary school, I remember the teacher telling the class that there was no such thing as a stupid question. As I grew up, I know that what she said is not true. There are stupid people hence stupid questions. The teacher probably said that to make the kid that asked the stupid question feel better about himself. That kid is probably going around now right now asking everyone a stupid question.

I ran out of coffee late in my shift so I went to get some more. I visited the Tim Horton’s across the street, as usual. When I go into the restaurant, there were two people already at the cash, giving their orders. Shortly after, two more people entered, a mom and her daughter.

The two people in front of me gave their order and the lady behind the countered started to make them. After giving their orders, the two customers shifted to the left a bit but not enough for me to walk straight up to the cash. It was rather early in the morning and I do sometimes look rather suspicious, so I gave the two customers in front of me some space. There was no reason to walk right up to the cash since the employee was still running around making the order. So I waited patiently where I was standing.

As I was standing there minding my own business, the lady behind me peeks around my shoulder and asks me a question. It’s 5:00am and I’m trying to stay awake so the question sort of caught me off guard. I wasn’t sure how to reply because at the time, the question sounded stupid.

Lady: Are you in line?
Me: Uhhh, excuse me, what?
Lady: I asked if you were in line?
Me: Ummm, I’m standing in front of you so… yes, I’m in line.

I don’t know what kind of answer the lady was expecting but what kind of question is that? Am I in line? Where else would I be? I’m standing in front of her but behind the people that just finished giving their orders. I’m not standing here to look pretty. Who stands around in Tim Horton’s and not be in line? Just because I’m not directly in front of the cash register doesn’t mean I’m not in line.

And the thing was, I walked into Tim Horton’s right before she did. When I was outside, she and her daughter were walking towards the entrance. When I got inside the restaurant, it was only a matter of seconds before they entered. She even lined up directly behind me. If I wasn’t in line, I don’t know what she was doing behind me.

I have a feeling that if I told her that I wasn’t in line, she would have cut in front of me. Someone that asks a question like that seems like the type of person who wouldn’t get sarcasm. I feel sorry for the little girl who she was with because she might be teaching her the wrong things. To her, an Asian guy standing in line in Tim Horton’s isn’t necessary in line until he says so.

When someone asks you a stupid question, I think it’s only fair to give them a stupid answer. I’m just afraid that they won’t catch on to the answer and might take you seriously. So if they’re going to waste your time with stupid questions, you might as well waste some of their time too.

Lady: Are you in line?
Me: Why, that’s a very good question. I’m not sure. Are you in line?
Lady: Yes.
Me: Well, I think I’m standing, yes actually I am standing in front of you. And since you’re in line that means that I’m standing, in front of you, in line.

On a regular night, something like that wouldn’t phase me but I’ve worked too many night shifts. Nowadays, even the littlest things are ticking me off. This lady has got to be very impatient to ask a question like that. There’s about two feet of space separating me and the cash register. It’s now like it’ll take me a long time to take one step forward when the time comes. I guess she wants me to move closer to the counter for some reason so I can get very up close and person with the customers in front of me.

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March 22, 2007 5:05 AM

What dreams may come

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I’ve been doing a lot of dreaming during the nights and most of those dreams star one particular girl. Dreams are very mysterious because we don’t exactly what they’re made of. A lot of the activities that go on inside the brain are hard to explain and interpreting a dream can be just as hard. That’s if you can remember the dream in the first place.

Sleep is a vital part of our daily lives and we spend a third of our day doing it. It is recommended that you get between six to eight hours of sleep. On average, I do tend to get the recommended amount of sleep but there have been nights where I won’t get as much. Personally, I get a headache if I get less than five hours of sleep. That’s why naps don’t do anything for me. Even when I’m extremely exhausted, I have trouble sleeping. And no matter how long I keep my eyes closed, I won’t fall asleep. If I try and force myself to sleep, I found that I don’t dream about anything. My eyes close and the next thing I know, my alarm clock is going off. If I just relax and let myself drift to sleep then I dream about things.

Dreams are episodes that air inside your head when you are in your deepest sleep. Scientists say that you can tell if someone is dreaming by looking at their eyes. It’s known as Rapid Eye Movement (REM). You can live out your wildest fantasies inside your dream. Or you can get scared to death by your nightmares. Either way, it’s all inside your head.

For the last few weeks, most of my dreams have been about my girlfriend. I can’t remember the dreams exactly but the reason why I dreamt those dreams were because I’ve been spending a lot of time with her. I thoughts and my dreams connected with each other and that’s how the dreams were formed. I can’t be entirely sure that that is the reason but it’s a reason that makes sense to me now.

But then again, maybe it’s not my brain that’s making have these dreams. The synapses in between my brain cells might not be stimulated by my brain. Since most of these dreams are tied in with my emotions, it could be the heart that is causing the dreams. “A dream is a wish that the heart makes” is a famous song from Disney’s Cinderella and maybe it’s true. There was a scientific research going on a while back to test the theory that the heart has a mind of its own. How else do you explain why heart transplant recipients exhibiting behaviours and characteristics of their donors?

There are a lot of things that science cannot explain about the brain yet. It’s something that all of use on a daily basis, some more than others. There’s still so much that we don’t do. I’m still trying to finish “Theatre of the Mind” and when I do finish reading it, I hope to get a better understanding of things. At my present location in the book, Jay Ingram is attempting to explain consciousness. I think I’m only on chapter three right now and I can’t continue until I find the book. Last time I saw it, it was under my pillow and now it disappeared.

Science cannot explain everything at the moment but they’re getting close. Whether or not they’re on the right track is something else. The brain has a funny way of communication with you. Sometimes, it’s like there’s someone else living inside of me. There was one time, during my college days when I came across a problem that I had a hard time solving. I went to bed that night and dreamt about a solution. I woke up in the middle of the night and started coding. I tried to remember what I could about the dream to make sure I didn’t miss anything. By the time I finished coding, it worked.

I’ve read somewhere that you can get your brain to work for you while you sleep. You just have to think about the problem and as you sleep, your brain will start processing things as it’s doing its night task. In my case, it worked. I had a problem which I thought about before going to bed. As I slept, I dreamt about it. I think your dreams are what you see in your mind’s eye when you’re brain is busy working away.

Sometimes, I think that deja vus are dreams that you forgot about. Premonitions of the future are just crazy ideas but it could be true. There’s a theory that says you can travel through time if you’re going fast than the speed of light. And there was a study done that tested the brain and the amount of time it took for the brain to register a feeling. When the subject was pricked with a needle on the finger, it registered in the brain fairly quickly. So when scientists triggered that area of the brain, they expected the sensation to register within the same time. But what they found was that the sensation was registered before the triggering action. I’m not sure if that was exactly how the experiment went but it was something along those lines. Set me straight if you’ve read it somewhere and my story differs.

It’s hard to make out what dreams are exactly. Some of them can seem so real and as you’re dream, you think that it’s reality. Nightmares are something that can seem even more real because the feeling of fear is something that makes your whole body quiver. And that sensation stays with you long after you’ve awaken from the dream. Maybe a couple of nightmares every now and then is good for you. You know to keep you on your toes. Whether dreaming is a way that our brains communicate with us or not is yet to be known. For now, dreams are dreams and you follow them where you want. Many people have turned their dreams into reality so no dream is ever too wild.

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March 19, 2007 3:55 AM

This is Sparta!

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“300″ is a movie adaption of Frank Miller’s graphic novel about the Battle of Thermopylae where 300 Spartan warriors fought an army of Persians. I haven’t read the graphic novel but after looking through some of it, I can see that the director of the movie stayed true to Miller’s work. The movie was very graphical and isn’t meant for the weak. There were lots of blood and gory and body parts flying all over the screen. There was even a few porno scenes added in as well, if you’re into that stuff.

If you don’t know about the Persian-Greco war, watching this movie may give you the gist of it but don’t expect to know the whole story. Around 480 B.C., a group of 300 Spartan warriors went head-to-head with thousands of Persians. In the Battle of Thermopylae the Persians vastly out numbers the Greeks but the Greeks were able to hold off the Persian army for three days. Those three days were enough time for the Greeks to prepare a naval plan to defeat the Persians.

300

The movie starts off by giving a brief explanation of Spartans. It explained how Spartans babies are judged before they are able to do anything. If they show any signs of abnormalities, they are discarded. If they appear to be fit, they are allowed to live out their lives and become a Spartan warrior.

In the movie, a Persian messenger arrives at Sparta to inform King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) that Xerxes’ (Rodrigo Santoro) army is heading towards Sparta. If Sparta does not want to be conquered by the self-proclaimed God-King, they will give the messenger “earth and water” as a sign that they will not show resistance. King Leonidas refuses to give them what they want so he gets rid of the messenger. Spartans were trained never to give up and never surrender. Leonidas assembles 300 of his “personal body guards” and heads north to Hot Gates to meet with the massive Persian army.

I think this movie was great but then again, I don’t always go to watch a movie because of the plot. If I’m going to watch an action movie, I watch it for the action. I’ll worry about the plot later. As far as I knew, it was a group of 300 soldiers going to fight a war where their odds of winning was low. Because of those odds, I wanted to see how they’ll manage to defend themselves against a larger army.

The movie has some pretty good fight scene but it’s nothing if you’re into the Kung Fu stuff. They slow down the camera a bit so you can see the action more clearly. As soldiers are being stabbed, you see the spear go through them and blood gushing out. As a Spartan swing his sword to slice off an enemy’s leg, you see the leg go flying. Slowing things down was a good way to capture more of the details since the film was made low in contrast to set the mood.

There weren’t too many moods for the movie though. A few dramatic speeches to get the soldiers fired up for battle. One or two scene love scenes. And you can even find comic relief in the movie as well. There was a scene where the Spartans were finishing off the remainders of the Persian army and Leonidas was eating an apple. I didn’t care too much about it but my girlfriend pointed out the fact that he was eating an apple so she wondered where he had gotten it from. I didn’t know but I’m sure someone packed a lunch before leaving home.

And the actors that they used for the movie were ripped. You can see every muscle on their bodies. I saw that, in order to achieve that kind of body, they had to trained extensively for six months. None of that personal body trainer stuff where you’re standing in front of a mirror as your trainer calls you a sissy. No, I mean hardcore training.

Anyway, if you like Troy, Gladiator or Lord of the Ring, then 300 is definitely something you should check out. There’s enough action in the movie that it won’t disappoint you. It contains a lot of fight scenes, great actors and plenty of things to keep you entertained.

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March 18, 2007 12:22 AM

Mosaic

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by    in General

There are a lot of cool little web applications coming out. Most of them do a wide variety of things while others are focused on one thing. I came across a site that would take your pictures and turn them into a mosaic image. I didn’t have much to do today so I upload a couple of pictures to see how it would turn out. To my surprise, the result were pretty good. You have to stand about fifteen meters from the monitor to see the image. And from fifteen meters, it looks very close to my original image.

Here’s my current MSN display picture. It’s a picture of me leaning against a wall.

Mosaic

This is what the original looks like. If you step back from the monitor, you should see something like this. If you click on the mosaic, you’ll see the smaller pictures that make up the mosaic. I think there’s about one thousand smaller images that makes up the mosaic but I don’t have all night to count every single one.

MSN display picture

I was still bored so I uploaded another picture for the site to turn into a mosaic. This time, I chose a darker picture. And again, the site product a mosaic that looked pretty amazing. Up close, it looks nothing like me but start moving back and you’ll start to see an image come into focus.

Mosaic

Here’s the second original image. This image is receiving close to two thousand views in the Photoblog. I’m not sure why a lot of people viewing it since it’s just a picture of me in the rain. I guess some people fine that hot.

If you want to make your own, head on over to this site. Image Mosaic Generator

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March 17, 2007 7:31 PM

Japanese tv show

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by    in Humour

A while ago, I posted a video about a Japanese show where the comedians got punished if they laugh. That series was now as Silent Library. There were a few more of them but I found the classroom one to be very funny. The humour of the video has long gone but now I’ve come across another one.

This video appears to have the same comedian but it looks like it’s earlier in the season. I still find it funny but I feel sorry for the comedians more this time. Last time, they got hit in the ass with a stick. Now they’re getting hit elsewhere with a leather weapon.

It looks like they have to read a tongue twister of some sort. They have to read it fast and they cannot make any mistakes. If they get it wrong, they get slapped. I wouldn’t want to be on this show.

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March 14, 2007 1:30 AM

That’s talent

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I came across a YouTube video of my friend singing at her school’s talent show. I’ve heard her sing before at our friend’s birthday party but I had no idea how much she’s improved over the years. There aren’t too many people in the Cambodian community that has a voice like hers. She has the potential to become a Cambodian Idol.

Meet Runy Chet, we call her Soony now. I don’t know how that started but that’s how it is now. I first met her way back when we were little. I think it was back during grade five. Her family moved down to Hamilton from Calgary. She was the youngest of the group so we didn’t really hang out much. I hung out more with her older sisters because they were closer to my age. Back then, she wasn’t into the whole music thing. Well, at least, I don’t think she was.

Just listen to her. She has a very beautiful voice and when she hits that high note in the chorus… wow! Just wow! She hits every key and she controls her vocal chords like a professional singer.

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March 13, 2007 7:20 AM

Cellphone Number Portability

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by    in Technology

Some time last year I wrote an entry about keeping your phone numbers as you switch providers. In that entry, I stated that the Canadian wireless providers had plans on getting things implemented by March, 14, 2007 which is tomorrow. It looks like that day is almost here and things are still set to go.

If you’re a cellphone user looking for better rates with another wireless provider, tomorrow is the day that you can switch over to another company and keep your existing cellphone number. There’s a chance that you might not be able to keep the same phone though because not all of the phones are compatible with other service providers. I know that Rogers and Fido have phones that require the use of a SIM card. Meanwhile, Bell’s and Telus’ phone doesn’t need it. But don’t let that stop you from switch.

I am bound by a three year contract because I made a hardware upgrade about two years ago. I think that contract will be coming to an end this upcoming Christmas. At the moment, my current monthly plan is a tad expensive and I am looking to find a cheaper price plan.

My current price plan is for $25/month. This allows me to talk for fifty minutes during the day and a thousand minutes during the nights and weekends. My evening and weekend time slot starts at 6:00pm. For some plans, it doesn’t start until 8:00pm but the early evening option gives me a head start. Call display is an extra $5/month. There’s a fifty cents charge for a 911 emergency service and a $6.95 for system access fee. My monthly invoice, if I stay within my allocated airtime comes up to $42.69. And usually, I always go over my allocated airtime because I’m on the road a lot. My invoice for last month came out to just under $50.

At the moment, Fido has the same plan for the same price except they have one extra feature. They allow free incoming phone calls. So anyone can call and it won’t waste the monthly allocated airtime. I don’t make too many outbound calls anyway so this would be a pretty good deal for me. And if I agree to sign up for a three year contract with Fido, I’ll receive three months of unlimited local calling.

But since I’m bound by a contract, I cannot leave Rogers without having to pay an early cancellation fee. That cost about $20/month up to $200 but I’m not sure if that’s still the case. Telus use to be like that but then it changed. Their early cancellation fee is $20/month until the end of your contract. So there is no $200 maximum fee.

The good thing about switching providers is that your current provider will try to keep you. In order to do that, they’ll have to beat the competition. It’s far more beneficial for a company to keep an existing customer than sign up a new one. You can try negotiating a better monthly plan and see if you can get some free months of services.

I’ll be sticking with Rogers Wireless for a while since they’ve been so nice to me. They’ve offered me three months of free calling when I call to another Rogers or Fido customer. And they were kind enough to give me a free music CD for the hell of it. I’ve had a long history with Rogers and most of it is good. There was that one time when my phone stopped working for a while but that wasn’t their fault. It was my doing when I wanted to customize my cellphone. So if you’re looking to change wireless provider, this is a heads up to let you know that tomorrow is the day that you can start. Well, that’s if everything goes according to plan. I don’t see anything going wrong in the next 24hrs or so.

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March 12, 2007 11:02 PM

What’s your sign?

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by    in General

According to the star charts, I was born under the zodiac sign of Capricorn. I never gave it much thought as to what it meant to be a Capricorn. I just knew that anyone born between December 22 and January 20 is a Capricorn. Supposedly, there’s this whole compatibility thing where a certain sign matches up with another sign. I am not much of a believer in that.

I don’t like the fact that my fate has already been written. I idea of something in control of my life scares me. I am in control of my life and I do with it what I see fit. I may not know what exactly what I want right now but I have plenty of time to figure that out. I don’t want some unforeseen force to tell me what I do or do not like.

It is possible that an event or even a person could disrupt your balanced or sensible approach, causing you a bit of a headache today. However, this upset is unlikely to be a deliberate attempt to unsettle you; it’s more likely to be based on thoughtlessness. Just be prepared to say no today!

Many newspapers carry horoscopes these days. I like to read them every now and then to see how close it is to my daily life. Usually, it’s dead wrong but sometimes it’s right. The way they write horoscope is that they put it in a way so that everything sounds vague. They don’t say things to the point so they suggest that it might or might not happen the way they predicted it. I’m not sure how true some of them are but I don’t think the celestial bodies have any influence on my day to day life.

I do think that when someone reads the horoscope, they manipulate it in a way so that it works out for them. Take the horoscope that I’ve just mentioned. It’s suggesting that I might get a headache because someone plans on saying something that might upset me. In a way, it could be true because my girlfriend did bring up something that got me thinking. It didn’t necessarily upset me. It was more of an eye opener than anything. But then the horoscope is suggesting that I say no. I can’t say no to my girlfriend. That might get me murdered!

I honestly think that when you read things that has anything relating to life, it will change your point of view on things. Not everyone is open-minded so they can’t see everything from every point of view. When they read an article that suggests an alternative view, it’ll get them thinking and maybe persuade them to change their mind. Words are a powerful tool to have and if you know how to use it, you can do just about anything.

I have an easier time writing down my thoughts than verbally saying them. I have a problem with articulation and some times I slur my words. I’ve even found myself to stutter at times and when that happens, I forget what I was about to say and I stop saying everything and shut up completely.

But anyway, I don’t take horoscope seriously and I don’t really care what they say about my future. I like reading them for fun just to compare what it’s saying with current events. Until they’re 100% accurate in describing my days, I’m not going to pay much attention. I can probably write a horoscope that will vaguely describe your day. All I have to do is look in the sky and see where the big dipper is and then make up some stuff.

Today is one of those days where you sit in front of a computer and read the Chronicles of Don Khuth. You will be reading a blog entry about horoscopes. If you find yourself doing that right now, you should be very content because you’ve just learned a valuable lesson.

Horoscope.com

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