penaldecree: I know what you mean. most people haven”t stuck around for long. the few that I have known for like half my life, I’ve never even met irl.
Fluid06: it’s really a tragedy
Fluid06: most people can go visit their childhood playgrounds even after they are adults
Fluid06: every now again for a little nostalgia
Fluid06: but when your childhood playground has since been deleted or erased
Fluid06: it’s just a piece of you that’s gone
penaldecree: you’re so emotional brandon

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only 2 months until I’m 100% vested in my 401k.  That will mean loads of additional chests of gold that will be transferred under my name

 

yeahh

 

 

lucid virtual

were Nietzsche alive today, and had he a blog, it would probably contain the post:

“a large part of the discontent and anxiety we have for the new digital era is not due to the feeling we have knowing that everything being made today is now virtual, but due to the realization that all along everything always was virtual.”

Profits down

Journal entry: March 6th, 1836

 Well, I’ve missed the first, most profitable, harvest of the season this year…just like last year.  The coolies under my employment rebel, complaining of wages, working conditions and problems of the body.  My profits are only a fraction of what they were this time last year. All my beautiful tea leaves ripe for the picking remain on the vine.  What’s worse - four more of the coolies are with children, bringing the total to thirteen.  This increases the expense of the plantation moderately.

Though, as bad as the books look for the first part of this year, I can’t say I regret my investment in the tea trade…