25 Things About Myself
So, the whole twenty five random things about yourself is going around Facebook and I thought it wasn’t such a bad oppertunity to be introspective and have a small marker where I was at this time and life. For the most part this blog serves as a place for me to document things I’m thinking about or currently find interesting and occasionally as way to share information with others, so I felt that this was a better spot to store this information than Facebook. So here it goes:
- I do not believe the human brain is capable of truly random thought.
- I will stop procrastinating tomorrow.
- I find that semantics come into play far more often than I would like.
- I used to be a fundamentalist baptist.
- I have struggled with suicide.
- I have trouble dealing failure.
- I feel that most religion does more harm than good and the the good that is done could be done without it.
- I believe there is a lot to learn from Buddhism.
- At this point in life I am an atheist.
- I spend some nights laying awake wondering what I’m doing my life.
- I think life would be easier if I were religious again, but I can’t lie to myself.
- I believe it is human to be selfish, but that we can rise above it.
- I am most likely a left libertarian.
- I believe moderation is key to living a happy life.
- I am always amazed how little I can do and still feel busy.
- I would like to live somewhere else, but don’t know where, or how we’d go about transplanting.
- I wish I would have the desire to pursue a career, but I have not found something that feels worth that effort.
- I find I would rather have tea than coffee anymore.
- I really enjoy making chili and the fact that I never make it the same twice.
- I do not understand what my wife sees in me.
- I prefer snowboarding to skiing, even though skiing was easier for me to learn.
- I have an easier time getting through fiction than non-fiction. I often wish this was not the case.
- I wonder what my son thinks of me and how he will think of me when he is an adult.
- I am better at coming up with ideas than following through with them.
- I try to live in a manner that affords me the ability to be an open book.
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Thanks for putting this up, Matt. And if you were a guru I’d be your shishya.
Stephen
February 22, 2009 at 11:54 pm
WTF?
Your Mom
October 28, 2009 at 10:18 am