One of my favourite classes in school was a class on moral excellence. Ooops – that’s a typo. I took a degree in Computer Engineering, and they don’t have classes on moral excellence in Computer Engineering. I meant to say, … Continue reading
And the police get mad if you hunt illegally. (Summary – Guys hunt ducks (illegally), put video up on youtube. Video gets popular, people say “Oh the poor ducks”, police get wind, say “Hey, that’s illegal, is it not?”, guys … Continue reading
I’m trying out a little game I thought up. The game is to retell a fairy tale or children’s story while omitting one of the major characters. This is the Princess and the Pea… so long as you don’t count … Continue reading
A few random thoughts on what it means to excel in doing the right thing. Moral Excellence is a big topic. Daunting. Let’s talk about something else, shall we? How about…. Fast Food Excellence! No, I’m not talking about the … Continue reading
But hey, it’s from 1905! That makes it okay, right? Right? It’s the oldest known LOLCat; click-through on the picture for a little more background.
I used to reserve arrogance and distain for those “sudoku solving people”. Then I tried a puzzle and promptly became everything I ever hated. So I guess my penance is to do a service to others. In my daily locating … Continue reading
A midmorning spell of sitting on sunny steps with a cup of coffee and nothing at all to do is surprisingly pleasant. Mine was nice, but it was interrupted. It wasn’t a scratching feeling – just a tickle really. I … Continue reading
This is a side effect of personal publishing. Individual people, who have previously been consumers of things, are now learning what it means to be producers of things. It’s the process of learning about that mysterious connection between an artist … Continue reading
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I’m trying out a little game I thought up. The game is to retell a fairy tale or children’s story while omitting one of the major characters. This is Jack and the Beanstalk, without the beanstalk (Part 4). Part 1. … Continue reading