Feel your feelings. Recognize your emotions. Bring Jesus into all of it. He will reveal so much to you and help you with all of it. He knows you better than you do. Ask questions. Ask Him to reveal who you are in HIm.
Keywords: north america , outside_outdoor_in motion , angora lake , donner sate memorial museum , donner state park , fallen leaf lake , lake tahoe , sugar pine point beach , transcontiental railroad donner summit tunnels , truckee
I want an outdoor life, but also culturally identify with people that look like me, and have histories likes me. I don’t want to drive to Las Vegas for vegetarian dim sum or the asian grocery store.
Keywords: agents , first blog , first post , literary agents , novel , publishing , query , querying , Writing
I already have a million writing projects I’m working on, so why am I doing this again? Maybe it’s because as much as I love writing, I love writing about my writing just as much, maybe more. Also, this is a pretty exciting summer for me and I really want to keep a record of it, but I’m never disciplined enough during the summer to actually write in my hard copy journal. Mostly, this will be a more permanent and explained version of what I put on facebook.
Keywords: Scribbled by Pfungwa , 22 , birthday , growth , love , newblog
I think I am happy or somewhat content. I am scared of how time flies, but I am also grateful it does and exists as proof that things may get better with time. Maybe because a lot changes as time moves, new avenues open, we meet new people, say goodbyes, and go through the torrential emotions of life. I think I can confidently spell that I love my life and the people in it. Uhm, whatever it is, I want something soft. I want to sit back, be a favorite of the universe and experience the goodness of life in its abundance. Despite the rigid nature of our existence, I want to live an unconventional life; I want to be unorthodox, I want to exist outside the norm, and I simply want to be happy.
I want to be able to blog, chill, eat what I want when I want, see friends and family. Not that I have many friends at the moment or entirely want any.
In Case You Missed It: I was MIA this past monday [1]. No biggie — you are now receiving a full refund of your daily dose of Wants.Blog with this bonus blog post (including free shipping plus delivery on time for Christmas)! 😀
Of course in my own private world, every day is a holy day — and yet every now and then I pause a little bit more to reflect … and therefore I am appropriately tagging this post with “Golden Rule“. 😉
Likewise, I will be providing an opportunity for us (in other words: you and me) to exchange gifts (more details below the fold — LOL).
The image above was generated by the WordPress editor, based on the input text “Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer in the Headlights”. I refuse to rate it. Instead, I wish to challenge my readers to create another image for what I am attempting to express here (and also in “Technology (and Audience) Capture” [ https://socio.business.blog/2025/12/20/technology-capture ] ).
I promise to be very liberal (and accepting) of images — for each and every (appropriate) image that is created, suggested, etc.
Any takers? Any givers? Any gift exchanges? … ? Please feel free to submit your image / application in the comments section! 😀
Keywords: art , creativity , find your center , get your shit together , music , zen
the best part of my lesson was a collaboration of sorts… One song I wanted to play (that I introduced him to) was “Scratching Machine” by Janko Nilovic, part of the Montparnasse 2000 Library. It was a collection of circa 1970s French contemporary jazz. It was mostly used for incidental music in various shows. Anyway, this particular piece has an amazing bass riff and guitar riff. Alas, no sheet music. So while I was snowbound, I picked out the main note I heard, showed my instructor and damned if he didn’t figure out the right notes for the chord! He was playing a bunch until I finally exclaimed, “That’s the one!” It’s exciting when you find someone with perfect pitch like yourself! In any case, he wrote it down so I would remember what the fuck I was playing, taught me to strum it… I was beside myself!
There is so much stress in the “failure is not an option” mindset. Stress to be perfect. Stress to get it all right. Stress to impress. Stress to be the best. But what if you walk into the store and choose the wrong can of green beans? Do you just keep them or do you go back and exchange them, all the while knowing other shoppers will point and say “oh look he chose the wrong green beans” and call you a failure then launch tomatoes at you. Dramatic! I know! However, that’s been my story a few times. No one threw tomatoes at me but I have chosen the wrong direction in life. Not everything I Thought i heard from God ended up being God. I’ve made some pretty stupid mistakes. Do you keep the wrong green beans just to avoid being labeled that scary word “failure?” My personal opinion is to own the failure and move on.
When putting my life onto a slide to gaze at under a microscope, I have faced so much hardship that helps my educational trajectory make sense. I have: been homeless, experienced insane financial burden, dealt with a long-term relationship break up, lost friends, and so much more. Sometimes it’s hard waking up in the morning and realizing that my student life could’ve been so different if I had it easy, but on the other hand I wouldn’t be the person I am today without each of those experiences guiding me along my new pathway into adulthood.
I know it’s like a gold mine, sifting through to decipher what’s a rock and what’s something far more valuable. I want to choose sifting over sitting and waiting for life to happen to me. We will never find delight if we wait for it to find us.