Wednesday Schedule

9AM: IFSD Group Wrok

1PM: Pick-Up Computer

4PM: Sustainability

6PM: Pitches

8PM: Setting Clinic

10PM: Learn to tie a noose

Answers (to questions) That Would Be Nice To Have Before You Do Anything Stupid

What is the overall goal? Do you want to be happy? Do you want to help others? At what cost? To who?

How important is money? Do places exist where you don’t need it? Where are they?

How far along the path are you now? Are you lost or did you just take the path less traveled? What does that really mean?

What are your actual abilities? Are you just telling yourself out of hope with no substance?

Do you have the basic skills to do the things you want to do? What are the things you want to do?

Do you still believe in love? Is it a cliché? Does it make you feel uncomfortable? Why?

How long do you want to live? Do you want to live? What is living to you?

Is death a relief? A cure? Is it giving up or giving in? Are you just tired? Tired of what?

Why don’t you tell the truth more often? More importantly, why do you leave things out?

What things about other people make you uncomfortable? What things about yourself make you uncomfortable with other people?

Is quality a byproduct of materials or is need created by the quality?

Why don’t you work harder? Are you working hard? Are you working at all? What is working to you?

Gin

I like gin, it gets to the point. With others, you have to jump. Vodka is too nostalgic and provides little wiggle room between disastrous self reflection and undeniable love and admiration for everything around you with a beating heart. Rum is too much dependent on variety, campany, and amount of spice. Whiskey has too much history and holds me to historical standards of beardiness and capacity to write novels that is insurmountable. Absinthe is too hard to get but is well worth the trouble. Wine takes too long, is unpredictable, and leaves awful stains on your teeth, lips, clothing. But gin, gin gets you there and back safely.