Thursday, December 11, 2008

Hallelujah...couldn't resist :) :)

Santa Claus is Thumbin' to Town....




I love Relient K...

So I posted two of the songs off of their Christmas Album that I am listening to while at work....The happy loud funk beats keep my focused adn working quickly :) :)


I'm an easy sell :)

Our band is working on a cover of the Song "I Celebrate the Day"...hope we get it ready by Christmas Eve :) :)

I Celebrate The Day

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

BUNDY

But UNfortunately Not Dead Yet

urban dictionary is my favorite...

work...need to make work my new favorite...

blast!!dagnabit!

FUBAR

f-ed up beyond all repair/recognition/reason...

I like soldiers' WWII slang - derived to explain horrific military situations and also sounded like a German word 'furchtbar' that meant 'horrible or frightening'

as in 'das ist furchtbar!'

and there you have it..the oiriginal a-i-m speak...OMG!



what the heck am I blogging about..um nothing...

'ahhh son, but that one, the randomest of all blogs was sadly to be deleted.'

'and so it should be, and so it should'

and I'm spent

a strange and rambling thought process

Do you ever feel like you're right on the edge of understanding everything on a completely deeper and more comprehensive level? I'm talking like meaning of life, existence, humanity, greatness, existential thought...that kind of understanding. And it can be right there on the tip of your brain...and you kind of get euphoric for a moment because every puzzle piece in your mind is just about to fall into place and make sense in a complete and fulfilling way....and then...it is just.....gone...
This feeling is surreal when the grasp of thought is present and then suddenly absent, it feels like being half awake and not knowing if your dreaming or not. It feels as if you are not able to remember what your dream was about, except that this feeling is happening while you are wide awake, and circling around your own personal grasp on reality...

I don't know if I'm just too ADHD or perpetually anxious to be able to concentrate on any one thing long enough to phrase out my thought process, but I had a theory about this feeling that I get when I almost understand life...and then don't at all.

I think that maybe its my brain trying to force itself into the 90% that goes unused and succeeding, but only for a brief moment and then shutting down. I've always thought that probably all the true gifted genius in our world extends from some greater mental ability to tap into more of the human brain's power...I'm talking like Socrates, Aristotle, Galileo, Shakespeare, Einstein, Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Descartes, Kierkegaard, that type of mental stature and artistic and mental genius...

And with that theory at work, I'm a bit more content to be utterly mentally average (perhaps above the MTV minions...but not much beyond ordinary) and I stop grasping at my elusive thoughts...because all of those true geniuses had pretty severely messed up personal lives...I mean Van Gogh cut his ear off, Freud was obsessive, if you look at these great minds - they have severe societal problems...It reminds me of a foolish Spider Man type of analogy: "With great power comes great responsibility" but more along the lines of, "With great knowledge comes great emotional instability and distress"

I guess I'll stick to my personal Status Quo- Singing songs about Jesus, getting frustrated with my petty career struggles, reading books about vampires like a stupid teenage girl, just getting through the day any way I can, spending too much time on YouTube, and sending stupid emails...

And with my comfy little insignificant status quo life will come just the plain old regular and ordinary level of dysfunction and distress, un-enlightened by any great mental ability on my part :) and I will contribute nothing great and struggle nothing great. But I will listen to Mother Theresa, "We cannot do great things, but little things with great love". So I guess I will just try to love more in what I do, and leave the rest of it to God.




But sometimes those moments of mental clarity are so beautiful...maybe there will be some semblance of that in heaven...

Linus explain the dealio - The dealio of Christmas...