Below is a comprehensive list (eventually) of various artists/bands that I like. If you see something below that you want to talk about, hit me up! Also, if you see a band missing from the list that you think should be on it, please let me know! Notes on the alphabetization: Contrary to standards applied elsewhere, here first names come first (e.g., "Alan Jackson" is under "A" for "Alan" rather th... » Continue Reading
Marie, I wish I could tell you how you saved my life. I wish I could tell you how you're still saving my life. Fifteen years ago you sent me two songs, Tokio Hotel's "Don't Jump" and Seether's "Rise Above This". I don't really listen to the first one anymore - it doesn't make much sense to me to listen to it anymore, our relationship having dissolved into nothing. But the second song, I listen to ... » Continue Reading
Respect in General Much behavior is neutral when it comes to the matter of respect, but some behaviors stand out as more respectful or less so. Respectful Behavior: Using manners (e.g., "please", "thank you", "yes ma'am", "no m » Continue Reading
This or That: Random 1. Printed books or E-Books? PRINTED. DYK: Digital editions of books can be (and sometimes are) edited? Good luck supporting your papers (or other arguments) with a quote that isn't there anymore! 2. Sunny or Cloudy? Cloudy - and hold the meatballs. 3. Outspoken or Reserved? Outspoken amongst the familiar, reserved amongst the unfamiliar. 4. Silver or Gold Jewelry? Wed » Continue Reading
This or That: Movie Genres 1. Animated or Biography? Animated 2. Comedy or Crime Drama? Crime Drama 3. Coming Of Age or Chick Flicks? » Continue Reading
X The Nostalgic Things You've Done: (X) Took a picture with a disposable camera (X) Watched the Windows 95 maze screensaver (X) Listened to music on cassette tape » Continue Reading
Step One: Breathe, then Breathe Again The very first thing any of us should ever do when we find ourselves in unintentional conflict is to take a moment to breathe. Mistakes and misunderstandings happen - they're an unavoidable part of human nature. Dealing with situations calmly and professionally usually lead to much more desirable outcomes, so take a moment to breathe. Step Two: Clarify the Si » Continue Reading