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Re: Life is interesting isn't it? [Re: FlusH]
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Sounds like you had a pretty good day.
It was packed full of different flavors... the good news, the greek salad, reading a book in the park, falling asleep in the park, waking up and mooning some squares, a little paranoia, and an asshole. You should hope that everyday is as diverse.

I seek such days... almost everyday (moderation... breaks are necessary).


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Re: Life is interesting isn't it? [Re: FlusH]
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that was a fun read, my day usually starts at 5:30 am not 12:00 pm

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When I was younger I had a lot of days like that in comparison to nowadays. When you live in wide circles it is possible to have days filled with events like the ones you described. For example, in my twenties I lived in Manhatten. Such days were pretty common place. Now I live in small circles out of a deliberate attempt to succeed in certain areas while ignoring the rest. I do not need the distraction as I once did. Certain people seek out experiences as a means to escape the mundane existence of ordinary life. I had a friend who loved to collect experiences like others collect baseball cards. If there was something new he had to try it. It was the only way he could feel alive. I think that we all paint meaning, as a fine veneer, over life's experiences.

It sounds like you are growing.

Have fun!

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Re: Life is interesting isn't it? [Re: ]
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I think that we all paint meaning, as a fine veneer, over life's experiences

Does this mean that meaning is superficial and life is ultimately meaningless? Are experiences "given" meaning? Is meaning only created after the fact, through a mental process? Or does it exist right there in the moment?




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Re: Life is interesting isn't it? [Re: infidelGOD]
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im reachin up
and reachin out
im reachin for the random or
what ever will be wilder me
what ever will be wilder me
follow ing my will and wind
we may just go where no one's been
ride the spiral to the end
we may just go where no one's been
spiral out
keep going

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Re: Life is interesting isn't it? [Re: infidelGOD]
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Experiences just happen...they are what they are...they have no meaning other than that which we assign to them.


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