Vonage and bad word-of-mouth, no pun intended, none taken
Hey friends, I’m sorry if I ever added you to my Vonage refer-a-friend page. Read the link tor a little more info. I was originally referred there by Matt Blumberg’s Blog.
Tomfoolery Report 4/15/07
Final report: good crowd, full house. Deb skipped an entire verse of “Irish Ballad,” and Nick was about to sing over someone else, but other than that things went pretty smoothly. Strike was fast and the cast dinner at the Crazy Crab was very tasty—hats off to SCRC and The Haskells. It was good to see the family this weekend, but I’m looking forward to getting home (and seeing more family on the way).
Tomfoolery Report 4/14/07
Osophy on Happiness, External Features of
Just because I don’t smile doesn’t mean I’m not happy.
Tomfoolery Report 4/13/07
Another great crowd tonight: they rivaled if not surpassed Tuesday night’s crowd. The gunshot light cues were early again tonight. Chip reported that he thought a circuit was out again on the strip lights, will check before tomorrow’s matinee.
Deus ex mentis
Western religions, insomuch as they are understood in literal and/or rigidly dogmatic terms, are comfort systems designed to answer the unexplainable and to self-promulgate. Idolatry of a singular omnipotent deity demonstrates prepubertal cognitive and analytical development in favor of deferential behavior to an external higher power rather than one’s own self, self-worth, or internal truths. Conflict between these external directives and internal instincts, when not sociopathic in nature, leads to unnecessary and unproductive angst and guilt which could be remedied by adopting an outlook synchronous to the extent of one’s own self-awareness.