Posted in navel gazing on February 8, 2010 | 8 Comments »
So, I’m opening a subject up for discussion: Speaking in extremely general terms, how long would you wait to have sex after beginning a relationship? Furthermore, how long would a relationship continue without sex before it would become an issue or a concern?
In this equation, assume the following:
There is no extreme or recent trauma to [...]
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Posted in navel gazing on January 18, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I find I am suffering a general dissatisfaction with the sense of direction in my life. I’m not unhappy with where I am now; rather, I’m unhappy with not having a real plan of what to do next. When I started this blog two years ago, I had a very clear and direct plan: Gain [...]
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Posted in navel gazing on January 15, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I’ve been watching the Haiti coverage pretty closely, as I imagine most everyone else is. (On the plus side, I’m not driving myself to a breakdown over it, the way I did over Katrina, which was different, but still… ah, well, there was a point in there somewhere, but it escaped me.) It’s horrific — [...]
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Posted in navel gazing on January 6, 2010 | 3 Comments »
I got my ink.
Nice, no? I especially like the skin discoloration from the Ace bandage. It just speaks to me.
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Posted in navel gazing on November 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
You know, I started trying to make a list, I really did. But my brain is all fuzzy (have I mentioned that I suspect the baby meds are interacting with the crazy meds?) and I can’t hold down a coherent thought. Whenever I think of what I’m thankful for, one word keeps coming to mind:
Pomegranates.
I [...]
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Posted in navel gazing on November 16, 2009 | 7 Comments »
So, baseball has this statistic VORP, or Value Over Replacement Player. To (extremely) simplify things, it is essentially a statistic designed to tell you whether your player is better or worse than what ought to be generally expected of a player in that position. Ideally, you want a positive VORP — you want to be [...]
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