December 10, 2006

whining

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What’s dif­fe­rent now is that I’m far more capa­ble, ener­ge­tic, opti­mis­tic and eager to change the world at 59 than I ever was at any ear­lier age.

I can relate. I’m also a bit of a late bloo­mer. Long story. I guess it beats pea­king too early etc.

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10 Responses to “whining”

  1. Rob La Gesse says:

    That was quick! I sent this to an ex CEO of mine and quickly got back a two word reply: “Fuck You”.
    He did inc­lude a smi­ley face though — so I guess it’s all good ;)
    Rob

  2. Justin Lewis says:

    The thing with chan­ging the world is that some­ti­mes it’s like ban­ging your head against a brick wall but the lon­ger you do it and the more con­cus­sed you get, the further away from the wall you stum­ble with each head­long charge. Even­tually you stand so far back you see there’s a door to the side, from then on in you tend to spend your time rin­ging the door­bell.
    The thing is, head butt someone’s house and they call the police, but ring the door bell and more often than not they’ll ans­wer the door.

  3. Sheamus says:

    Damn right and… me too!!!

  4. dawbie says:

    I think you are mis­sing the point of whining.…

  5. nakedpastor says:

    i can almost read what he is whi­ning about, and i can almost see his point

  6. Piula says:

    I´am really…uf.…in love with your pirc­tu­res!!
    lovely! fantastic!wo!

  7. shel israel says:

    I’m so upset to learn this. What am I sup­po­sed to do now? I’ll just have to sit here alone in the dark, nur­sing my hang­nail. Why does this always hap­pen to me?

  8. Spea­king as a youn­ger per­son (27) I’m hoping that I con­ti­nue to gain more and more moti­va­tion, focus and drive to change the world as I get older. I think maybe as we mature and figure out who we are a bit bet­ter, we manage to put aside the things that waste energy and focus on chan­ging the world in a way that makes more sense to our beings.

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