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I'm from Port St. Lucie, FL, and went to school @ UF in Gainesville, FL. Now I live in Austin, TX.
Here is some music I like and Here are some fotos from South America
Pullovers - Tudo O Que Sempre Sonhei
(Brazilian hipster band)
There’s a donut in there. Somewhere….
I had this the other night! Mmmmmm, donuuuuutttsss
John Mayer - The Heart Of Life
Saturday morning coffee music
Awesome analysis on how looks, message length, exact words used, race, and religion affect response rates on their dating site. I haven’t done the online dating thing (yet), but this is pretty interesting.
Sondre Lerche - Human Hands
Bet you can’t listen just once!
"[I]f you have a peg leg or hooks for hands then maybe it’s enough to simply keep on living. You know, bravely facing life with your disability. But without these things you’re actually meant to make something of your life, achieve something earn a raise, wear a necktie."
Agent Fox Mulder, X-Files, “Quagmire” episode
I heard this in the background while sitting at my desk, winding down from work. In context, the quote includes a few allusions to Moby Dick that are lost on me. This portion is the pertinent part to me.
I’ve often had the same thought: that things would be nicer if my standards were automatically lowered by virtue of a disability. That line of thought is similar to “I wish I was a cat. Then all day I would either be eating or sleeping.”
Certainly it would be nice, but ultimately unfulfilling. (Except that, maybe, if you were a cat, you wouldn’t care about fulfillment in the way that we typically mean it.) I’m not exactly sure what I mean by “unfulfilling.”
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X-Files gets an auto reblog. It was my favorite show in middle/high school and this was one of my favorite episodes.