Fourth of July is a great holiday filled with many joys. Campfires, marshmallows, hotdogs, and fireworks give us these joys. Today we celebrated our love for America’s independence and our dislike for how greed has taken over the holiday season in December. We protested by burning a wooden placard of Santa. As it went up…
Category: Life
Encouraging Myself at the End of the Month
The day before pay day always has the most unique meals. Scrounging around the cabinet, going through the can food items, piecing together different foods that go together. It is really fun sometimes trying out the combinations that come out of the cabinets. Today’s meal was canned salmon mixed with Montreal seasoning and sriracha sauce,…
Depression & Satisfaction
Depression is a sneaky monster that wears many masks. It likes to hide under the bed and grab a-hold of my leg when I wake up. Depression continues to drag itself around the house as I try to shake it off. Eventually I wear out and I sit down. Sitting down is what it wants…
The Hole I Chase
What am I doing with my time? Am I being productive? Have I achieved anything today? Did I keep myself on task long enough to have checked off the box that is next to my task? What measure do I use to ensure I am productive? Is the measure a meter of productivity or a…
Dishes – A Deeper Issue
One thing I hate about living alone is the pile of dishes. I can’t blame anyone else for the dishes left behind. I am the only one who washes objects left by the sink. I’m the only person that leaves objects by the sink. Paper plates are uneconomical, so is plastic table wear. Tin foil…
