Thursday, November 23, 2006
Thanksgiving ala qzen
Thanksgiving.
Thank you.
Thank you for who you are. Thank you for being part of my life. I am grateful that the Universe has brought us together.
We have laughed together. We have shared sorrows.
In this moment, anything is possible. In moments of clarity, it does not matter much to me what happens, so long as I know you may be there to share it.
Take a moment.
Breathe.
Feel the possibility in this moment.
Be thankful.
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Friday, November 10, 2006
It's the Best Day Ever
qzen42 feels: 
Yes, for fans of the latest Everyman, SpongeBob SquarePants, today is the Best Day Ever.
For those of you without pre-adolescent children, or habitating (is that a word?) below a solid igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic formation...(e.g. Patrick), click on the link below.
http://www.nick.com/all_nick/tv_supersites/show_description.jhtml?show_id=spo
Coincidentally, (and you don't have to believe this), today's wallpaper selection courtesy of Webshots (a personal file/choice) selected at random, is, you guessed it, a scan of a sheet of SpongeBob stickers.
More on Webshots here: http://www.webshots.com/ (did I just call you a moron?)
My best day ever generally involves one or more of the following: the Great Outdoors, buffalo wings, pickles, a movie theater + a big honkin' bucket o' popcorn, my family, a moment or two of stillness, and/or a favorite 70s era CD.
My Best Day Ever, although I didn't know it at the time, was the day a certain someone walked into the ballroom dance class I was taking at the time. That was about 18 years ago.
From a "zen" perspective, every day is the BestDayEver, and also the WorstDayEver. You see, gentle reader, days are just days. We make up the meaning. For example, in my world, green is good :-) and red is bad :-(
You may be thinking, silly qzen42, green means go and red means stop.
Nah. green is just some electrons striking your display according to the binary encoding from the computer and forming the shapes of letters from an alphabet forming words you recognize as English.
It's all in your head!! There is no green.
So tell me your Best Day Ever.
Figuratively. Literally. Transcendentally.
Then go out and create it.
breathe.
evolve.
laugh.
Yes, for fans of the latest Everyman, SpongeBob SquarePants, today is the Best Day Ever.
For those of you without pre-adolescent children, or habitating (is that a word?) below a solid igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic formation...(e.g. Patrick), click on the link below.
http://www.nick.com/all_nick/tv_supersites/show_description.jhtml?show_id=spo
Coincidentally, (and you don't have to believe this), today's wallpaper selection courtesy of Webshots (a personal file/choice) selected at random, is, you guessed it, a scan of a sheet of SpongeBob stickers.
More on Webshots here: http://www.webshots.com/ (did I just call you a moron?)
My best day ever generally involves one or more of the following: the Great Outdoors, buffalo wings, pickles, a movie theater + a big honkin' bucket o' popcorn, my family, a moment or two of stillness, and/or a favorite 70s era CD.
My Best Day Ever, although I didn't know it at the time, was the day a certain someone walked into the ballroom dance class I was taking at the time. That was about 18 years ago.
From a "zen" perspective, every day is the BestDayEver, and also the WorstDayEver. You see, gentle reader, days are just days. We make up the meaning. For example, in my world, green is good :-) and red is bad :-(
You may be thinking, silly qzen42, green means go and red means stop.
Nah. green is just some electrons striking your display according to the binary encoding from the computer and forming the shapes of letters from an alphabet forming words you recognize as English.
It's all in your head!! There is no green.
So tell me your Best Day Ever.
Figuratively. Literally. Transcendentally.
Then go out and create it.
breathe.
evolve.
laugh.
