So almost a month ago, I set some goals for myself to achieve in 2010. It’s nearly February now, and I’ve been out here on domestic operations for the Olympics for a while – things are starting to settle down a bit for me, but it’s been hectic as hell. So I’ll review how I did for January and hopefully get back on track for the next month.
Conceptual "iSlate" render from www.gizmodo.com
The internet’s been abuzz with speculations about the “iSlate”, the rumored Apple Tablet that’s going to be announced on January 26th. Tips and rumors have trickled in to countless websites, allowing drooling consumers eagerly awaiting its release to form some conception of what they can expect from Apple in 2010. Not to mention that my face is bright red from facepalming each time someone makes a Moses/tablet joke in connection with this thing, which is just about every blog post.
Another year, another decade has passed us by. Goodbye 2009; welcome, 2010. Of course, this means that nearly a year has passed since I began this site and blog. And of course yet again, the intention and effort was there but I dropped the ball around the end of July and haven’t updated since. So once more unto the breech, say I! Let’s see how long I can hold out this time. In so saying, I suppose I’ll do the cliche thing and go over my goals for this year; not so much are they New Year’s Resolutions as they are a roadmap for me. Read more
Life is beautiful.
Frigid winds blow cold. Leaves fall and crumble away. People die and leave only ashes and memories. Darkness comes and leaves but loneliness. Old friends whom you once loved go their own ways. Treasured memories become blurred, hazy, and then are forgotten. These are all beautiful things, to be treasured in and of themselves, not to be despaired over with the silent hope for better days.
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“Never Gonna Give Your Teen Spirit Up” – Nirvana/Rick Astley Mashup
If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves. Moving, be like water. Still, be like a mirror. Respond like an echo.
- Bruce Lee, The Tao of Jeet Kune Do