Monday, August 31, 2009
flexible face, wrinkles, stretching and keeping in and out of shape
Then, as usual, here comes the exception: face muscles. if we stretch our face muscles we get what we call "wrinkles"...and that's NOT a good thing - at least in the eyes of a superficial, "looks" society. so that brings me to my thought(s): do our inner muscles have wrinkles too?
--> is stretching overrated, in terms of how "healthy" it keeps us and how good it is for us? stretching = wrinkles and wrinkles = bad, ugly
--> OR are wrinkles actually GOOD and healthy for us, we just don't VIEW it as such because this societal no-no says its ugly? wrinkles = ugly BUT wrinkles = healthy (because stretched and flexible)
so then i went on to a more philosophical leap: if we assume that stretching muscles is GOOD for us and keeps us healthy, then those folk with wrinkles would indicate that they have exercised their facial muscles quite a bit in their life. Leaping even more, one could draw from this observation that a person with a lot of wrinkles has experienced a lot of emotion in their life - laughter, grimaces, crying, squinting. all of these emotions mentioned implications to them: laughter = had a fun life; grimace = pain or distaste; crying = not necessarily sad, emotional, compassionate; squinting = maybe couldn't afford glasses, works in the sun, deep thinker even. on the flip side, those with little or no wrinkles, are they cold, shallow, inexpressive people? or can they just afford expensive creams and/or surgeries to LOOK that way?
my question: are wrinkles hereditary or strictly inherited? or do they tell a story about that person that may not be evident at face (pun intended) value?
or do i have this all wrong? (or did i make myself clear? i know what i want to say, this is my first and only draft...usually come back to it a few hours later to see if it still makes sense, but i'm tired and heading to bed. if i can clarify, lemme know)
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Urban dictionary:
1. ape shit - Really going crazy or nuts over or about something.
Dan is going ape shit about how cool his new car is. Or - Dan went ape shit when he found out his wife left him.
Friday, August 28, 2009
ass on a platter
Thursday, August 27, 2009
blind leading...their own life, apparently
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Backward Red Light
Uh oh...somebody's knocking at my door violently. representatives from midas are here with men in black...HEEEELLLLLP!!! :)
oxymoronia: sun in the Shade
Wizard of Oz
Monday, August 24, 2009
NOT YOUR TYPICAL AM THOUGHT
Wanna watch a series of docu-movies that are SURE to provoke, prod and propel you into thought and conversation?!
ZEITGEIST MOVIE
(Thank you, Jennifer)
I'd suggest watching the "Addendum" first..little less abrasive...
Zeitgeist - The Movie
brow beatin'
basket cases made in china?
how much are YOU feelin you're worth today?
about that george michael, "father figure" guy...
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090815/ts_afp/entertainmentbritainmusicpeoplemichael_20090815180644
Singer George Michael arrested after car crash - Yahoo! News
Source: news.yahoo.com
Pop star George Michael was arrested and questioned after his Land Rover car collided with a lorry in Britain, but the singer insisted Saturday he was "stone cold sober" at the time.
a "father figure"?
Before 9am: Father Figure by George Michael..umm, yeah. Sang it for many years..even cut my OWN version of it driving by myself several times..but never really LISTENED to the words and story as a whole. Kinda creepy to me. http://www.oldielyrics.com/lyrics/george_michael/father_figure.html
GEORGE MICHAEL lyrics - Father Figure
take that astrology back...
Yeah, about that whole astrology thing making sense I mentioned the other day... http://news.yahoo.com/s/space/20090812/sc_space/newfoundplanetorbitsbackward
astrology
(original august 11th 2009)
pop-tart philosophy
(originally posted on august 10, 2009)
Before 9am: I put my Pop-Tart (still young at heart) into the toaster oven this morning, then turn the knob/dial which acts like a timer, slowly turning until it “dings” shutting off the heat (old school, I know). But I notice that my Pop-Tart is hot enough, so I apply gentle pressure, turning the dial in an attempt to “hurry it up,” forcing it to “ding” early. Then I think, hmm, what if a youngster saw me and asked me if I just made time go faster; I forced the dial to “ding” faster than it would on its own. Does that mean then that another “force” can also speed up (or slow down) things that WE humans use to measure time, such as light? How would I, or YOU, answer a youngster if he/she asked you about altering “time” as I did on the toaster oven?
playing catch-up
So I am going to post a few of before 9am thoughts in days recent past...
Sunday Night…Eve of New Blog
Well, finally gonna start to crank out some thoughts and give this a whirl.
My thoughts range from deep to mundane to "why didn't I think of that" to I-think/thought-that-too-but-never-said-it-outloud...sometimes original, sometimes find out been around for millenia, but ALWAYS raw, honest, sincere and fresh from my head. If something sounds conveniently "borrowed" and not sourced, please feel free to inform me (politely, preferably!).
I like witty, clever, sharp, playful, intelligent, provocative humor and thought. I am not necessarily an idealist; on the other hand, I am not a pessimist, perhaps a cynic, but am indeed a realist.
Sometimes there seems to be no point...until one is made.
So, see you tomorrow.