Developing Usable Experiences

A moonlighter for sure.

January 24th, 2008 11:09 pm —  159 views

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We are what we think. We do things, sure, and in a way these things contribute to who we are. But what you think is what makes you who you are.

Funny thing is, what you think you don’t always mean to think. Crazier still, what you think you sometimes don’t even know you’re thinking it. Argh, what is the point in thinking thus. Nothing but a dead end to crash into, through.

Am I an accidental Buddhist? I wonder. Is Baldrick still out there? And what the hell is he doing, I wonder.

Am I rambling? Very much so. I’m tired, I’ve been reading interesting but boring shix all night. Interesting because the guy has good points, boring because I find it tough to equate what he is saying to situations I face. In time maybe it’ll make sense.

Stupid late night ramblings. I wonder whether to post at all. But then, I say to myself, “Self! It doesn’t matter what you post. It might mean something to you later. Post anyway.” So here I is, posting anyway.

Image: A couple nights ago there was a full moon. So amazing to see it rise over the trees. Rarely does a camera do it justice. The moonlight is arising. Silvery light in the darkness.

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  1. Dawn on January 25th, 2008 11:32 pm

    Saw this same moon as I took off from Denver on my final leg to Tucson on Wed night. Beautiful! We were going to watch for it to come up over the mountains last night but we fell asleep too early!

  2. Lauren on January 26th, 2008 9:43 pm

    I like the idea of being an accidental Budhist. If we are what we think, then I need to be medicated. I have some seriously crazy thoughts. For me it is my actions that keep the influence of the thoughts at bay. As my mom always said, we are what we do and we say who we want to be. So where does thought come into it? Hmmm.
    Though blogs and writing give good life to those thoughts.

    I love it when the full moon shines on snow. The whole world turns blue.

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