Tag: Life

  • Worn Out

    Not much to update today.  Yesterday wore me out emotionally.  (Gasp!  He still has feelings!  Oh no!)  So I didn’t get much done.  Today I’m half-tired and half-motivated.  The motivation is really for all the wrong reasons.  I just want to prove to the majority of people how wrong they are about me.  And rub…

  • Spring Weather Motivation

    I am enjoying the spring-like weather of the past few days.  After the harsh cold of winter, sun and warmer air are weclome reliefs.  I get to spend more time outside.  Not as much as I’d like to, but still.  The weather not only motivates me to exercise more.  I started yesterday with a short…

  • A Change of Pace and Style

    In the past I wrote almost exclusively about technology and gaming. The occasional happy accident in time management and organization popped up. In the past few weeks, I decided that such a scope of articles is limiting. There is only so much one can write on such subjects, before one feels tempted to use other…

  • Quotes

    Friedrich von Hayek: “We mustn’t assume that all problems are solvable in the short period. There are problems that we cannot solve or which trying to solve them quickly may do more harm than good.” Hayek was being interviewed by the press in 1975 on economic problems at the time.  This question answers directly to…

  • Viral Beatdowns

    Anyone wondered what happened to me in the past few days?  Well in case you missed my online presence, I had a nasty upper respiratory viral assault.  So in order to support my immune defences, I had lay in bed and take medicine.  Today is the first day that I’m back to my cheerful, attentive…

  • Nighttime Rambling about the Weekend

    Too busy to blog this long weekend. Still I feel a short update is in order for my readers. Went out on Friday with the Rudy and Olga, to a nice little place in downtown Toronto called West 7. Open 24 hours, nice Italian cuisine, tea candlelights and jazzy-lounge music; basically you can’t go wrong…

  • As a Tree Grows, So Does One

    In the headlong rush that my week or rather month turned out to be, I failed to notice it. From the parking lot that begins my morning commutes, I just noticed a beautiful tree growing at the side of the street. Thin, olive green leaves sprouting out of gnarled, weathered grey bark, and everything in…