Cars, Security and a Peek into my Life
Years ago, for about 2 months, I had Facebook comments installed here. But it was breaking core parts of my blog, so I deleted them and haven’t used them since.
When re-installing them last week I discovered a bunch of un-moderated comments left during those 2 months, including this crazy story.
Here’s the original post – the 2013 LA Auto Show – and below is Keefe beside the Porsche 918 Spyder.
Non-Canadians: no dramatics, the “junk drawer” is a real thing. Homes across the nation have one, dedicated drawer that all odds and ends get tossed into.
Mine is probably tidier than most.
If we’re just meeting – love my printing and been blogging it forever. I always use a Sharpie.
My backup plan is to become a calligrapher – here.
It’s making me want to go inside to see why, so much.
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This has been an I Am Not A Hippie.com post – a mini-blog of 410 posts of fast-scrolling nonsense.
Remember when I cracked my cell screen weeks ago?
The cracks are tough to photograph, but the one bottom left was so deep I slit my thumb open, and the glass was so crumbled around the home button I must’ve eaten a ton of glass.
In the 17 years I’ve had a cell, this was the 1st time I broke my screen, meaning, I finally experienced what I’ve watched for years – pull out a busted phone, and use it.
And no. Just nope no and no.
It negatively affected my mind – the thing I touch and use more than anything, all sub-par and broken.
It’s like going home at the end of a day and descending into a sub-terrainian apartment… to a dark space, with tiny windows, at the top of a low ceiling, and settling into the sounds of someone walking on your head all night.
These little things – dark, broken, negative, beneath – greatly pull down a mind, making it more difficult to maintain a positive and expanding imagination.
I get that sometimes things are tight and it’s tough to afford to move or fix the screen immediately, I don’t get letting the situation continue for an extended period of time. Time is our only renewable resource.
It’s like a car – if it’s not affordable to insure and maintain, it’s probably out of the budget in the first place.
