Life is such a sweet insanity.
I love life and people. This is a place where I can write down what's happening, what I'm thinking, what I'm seeing and what I'm feeling. After all, life is just one blog entry after another.Thursday, February 27, 2003
I'm typing my blog entry on my Palm Pilot tonight. I don't know why I'm using my Palm Pilot, except I suppose that I just enjoy using it. So here it is.
I had quite an experience last night. I did some Tai-Chi before going to bed, and it made me feel very, very calm. I felt very serene, at peace with myself. It was a beautiful feeling. Something must have hit my soul from the practice, because last night I had the first "flying" dream I've had in quite a while. It's a dream I used to have quite often. The setting and circumstances were always different, but I always had the ability to fly. I would gently ride the air currents. I'm myself - my body, my face, at least as I see myself, but I have such a feeling of exhileration as I'm flying. It's been a long time since I've had that dream, but it was wonderful to have it last night. My centeredness lasted much of the day. I became a little cranky towards the end of the work day, but I managed to get myself back to center. I should practiceTai-Chi more often.
I'm still studying for my MCSE certification in Windows XP. I had to switch back to Windows at work, simply because our company is too Windows-centric to try to rebel against existing systems with Linux. It was hampering my productivity, and a good manager recognizes when that happens. So I'm back on Windows XP at work. I'm using at home right now as well, though I still have SuSE installed... Linux isn't too chatty with my Palm Pilot. I want to use my Palm more, and to do so, I guess I need to be using Windows, at least for now.
Tom went to the vet yesterday to have his teeth cleaned. He had to have a tooth pulled and during the surgery he had to have an IV for hydration. So, he has two shaved patches, one on his side for the pain patch he has, which comes off on Monday, and the other where his IV was on his front leg. He seems to be in good spirits though. Doesn't like the antibiotics I have to give him twice a day, but who does.
I can't believe that Earl and I are just one week away from our trip to Phoenix, Arizona. Absolutely amazing how fast time is flying these days. I really think that the clock has actually sped up! I'm looking forward to doing blog entries on the trip. I have internet access and everything.
Since Earl is in Buffalo this evening, I'm taking it easy. I think I'm going to call it an early night, read a bit and go to sleep.
I had quite an experience last night. I did some Tai-Chi before going to bed, and it made me feel very, very calm. I felt very serene, at peace with myself. It was a beautiful feeling. Something must have hit my soul from the practice, because last night I had the first "flying" dream I've had in quite a while. It's a dream I used to have quite often. The setting and circumstances were always different, but I always had the ability to fly. I would gently ride the air currents. I'm myself - my body, my face, at least as I see myself, but I have such a feeling of exhileration as I'm flying. It's been a long time since I've had that dream, but it was wonderful to have it last night. My centeredness lasted much of the day. I became a little cranky towards the end of the work day, but I managed to get myself back to center. I should practiceTai-Chi more often.
I'm still studying for my MCSE certification in Windows XP. I had to switch back to Windows at work, simply because our company is too Windows-centric to try to rebel against existing systems with Linux. It was hampering my productivity, and a good manager recognizes when that happens. So I'm back on Windows XP at work. I'm using at home right now as well, though I still have SuSE installed... Linux isn't too chatty with my Palm Pilot. I want to use my Palm more, and to do so, I guess I need to be using Windows, at least for now.
Tom went to the vet yesterday to have his teeth cleaned. He had to have a tooth pulled and during the surgery he had to have an IV for hydration. So, he has two shaved patches, one on his side for the pain patch he has, which comes off on Monday, and the other where his IV was on his front leg. He seems to be in good spirits though. Doesn't like the antibiotics I have to give him twice a day, but who does.
I can't believe that Earl and I are just one week away from our trip to Phoenix, Arizona. Absolutely amazing how fast time is flying these days. I really think that the clock has actually sped up! I'm looking forward to doing blog entries on the trip. I have internet access and everything.
Since Earl is in Buffalo this evening, I'm taking it easy. I think I'm going to call it an early night, read a bit and go to sleep.
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