I figured it would be a good idea just to have a post about what
I’ve been doing lately and some cool links to cool stuff.
Good news is I’m heading back to Sydney from the 9th-14th
of February for the wedding of my good friend Kyle, and his lovely fiancé Jane.
I’m really looking forward to seeing some friends again. I’ve really been
feeling the isolation in Ballarat, even with the assistance of some very good
people (Snitch and Netna <3 )
My dear wife is in the same boat, but has work commitments, and an
interruption at such a time she feels wouldn’t serve her well. She’s working
really hard. I’m very proud of her.
I’ve been getting super fit, and have been trying to really push
myself physically. I feel great, but I need to learn to slow down a little. The
intensity is taking its toll. I’m enjoying it though, as I’ve never really been one
to own my own fitness. Also it saves me from the boredom. I have too much spare
time and not enough discipline to use it well. It hasn’t been all bad but I’m
looking forward to finding some work and beginning university. I have
orientation next week.
Pumped for FutureMusic! Skrillex, Knife party, Fatboyslim....the list goes on.
A few interesting things I’ve stumbled across lately:
The following are courtesy of the lovely Aisha Strand;
chiropractic extraordinaire!
This talk got me thinking about the effect of the mind on the
body, naturalism, and identity and all things related. I particularly liked the
way he talked about observation. I’m always for the scientific method, but for
things that are difficult to quantify there always needs to be an open mind.
Things exist whether we’re capable of measuring them or not. Bit weird but lots of thoughts on this one.
This article just validated many of my suspicions regarding the medical system.
It’s broken, and there is so much room for improvement. Exciting for people
like my wife though, as there’s a lot of room for her to bring initiative.
I’d recommend checking out the latest by song writer/singer Sarah Mclennen:
She’s off to New York to
get famous.
Interesting personal
documentary about people with Intersex conditions.
Oldie but a goodie.
appeared in my head, out
of nowehere….
