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Category Archives: introspection
Yesterday’s Thoughts
Yesterday I did two things that were not directly related, but at the end of the evening they might as well have been.
Help, help, I’m being oppressed!
Here’s an article from the Washington Post regarding shirking responsibility. I found this article pretty interesting, if not needlessly partisan (there’s a quick jab at conservatives early on, don’t worry neocons, the whole article isn’t about you…). Why is it … Continue reading
Posted in health, introspection
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This is (mainly) for Mike Klunke -OR- the State of the Union
(well, really, it’s not a union, since I’m but one man) I received a phone call from my friend Mike Klunke today and I didn’t have a whole lot of desire to describe some of what’s going on with me … Continue reading
A recurring sin
Today I’d like to share with you my most recurring sin. This is a source of a hell of a lot of shame and pain and I figure what better way to get it out in the open than posting … Continue reading
Posted in God/spirituality, introspection
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One of my favorite VOL songs
(VOL stands for Vigilantes of Love, by the way) It’s the “Ballad of Russell Perry,” even though it’s got some baseball content, I really love this song and it’s message. well my name is russell perry and i hail from … Continue reading
Posted in introspection, music
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Wasting Cancer
Noel blogged about John Piper’s encouragement to not waste your cancer. It’s a pretty amazing read and it really is hard to accept. It’s also quite possibly one of the more necessary concepts to understand as a Christian. Life is … Continue reading
Posted in God/spirituality, health, identity, introspection
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Expectation Versus Appreciation
I confronted one of my office’s student workers today on a behavior that I find to be really quite disrespectful at the workplace: walking in unannounced. He would essentially barge in to my office through its open door and get … Continue reading
Posted in anecdotes, introspection, work
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F-Scale
How fascist are you? Find out via the F-Scale Quiz. I’m a 3.43: You are disciplined but tolerant; a true American.
Posted in anecdotes, identity, introspection, politics/government
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The Ninth Configuration
I just finished watching The Ninth Configuration. It was a very interesting film (though it appeared a bit chopped-up). Stacey Keach (sans mustache) plays a psychiatrist Col. Kane who is assigned to a castle-cum-psych-ward either right after or during the … Continue reading
Posted in God/spirituality, introspection, movies
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There goes a milestone…
I’m already on post #106! I blew through post #100 and didn’t even notice. Oh well, it’s just an arbitrary pattern that is only made important because I’m a human being (and therefore base-10 biased thanks to my fingers/toes but … Continue reading
Posted in anecdotes, identity, introspection, left-brain, right-brain
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