I would appreciate any and all opinions in regards to the following two topics (A and B)....
(A) Which is more important, and to what extent, in regards to relationships with other people:
"Honesty or Politeness?"
(B) Next scenario:
1) you have made an agreement with someone
2) you come to find out that this agreement is not in your favor.
3) you opt out of your agreement with said person
Is this wrong, and to what extent?
AND...
did you see the pictures of my garden from the previous post?
Soon I will publish the blog that I have been meaning to post about my three-day trip to Kyoto.
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Wedding Reception on Camano Island
A popular picture, I'm sure... but I really like it! This is the sign one sees upon entering Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania
From the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, courtesy of Jake Strich
Seen in a burger joint bathroom in Wilbur, WA
The Blue Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia) lures me to the coastal chaparral
Something must end for something to begin
Olympics at sunset in September
Wedding Reception on Camano Island
It's IT
"Everything is energy. The whole universe is energy. The social base of our perception should be the physical certainty that energy is all there is. A mighty effort should be made to guide us to perceive energy as energy."
-don Juan Matus vis a vis Carlos Castenada (from The art of dreaming)
-don Juan Matus vis a vis Carlos Castenada (from The art of dreaming)
Links to Friends' Blogs
In support of natural places
A popular picture, I'm sure... but I really like it! This is the sign one sees upon entering Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania
Sunrise over Africa
From the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, courtesy of Jake Strich
Words of Wisdom
Seen in a burger joint bathroom in Wilbur, WA
Late Spring in Southern California
The Blue Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia) lures me to the coastal chaparral
Looking West
Something must end for something to begin
1 comment:
(A) Honestly laced with politeness
(B) It's your life, dude. Live it however you wish to. Plus, I didn't add this when we last talked--I'm sure this guy will eventually forget all about this. I actually pulled the same thing on one of my good friends here not too long ago (was gonna go to korea for a long weekend, but ended up backing out last minute) and we still talk. So. You know, while plans change, people can change/forgive/forget as well. Those that don't aren't worth trying to appease anyways.
Yup. I'll go back to writing blogs on my own site now, heh. Btw, the kyoto pics were sweet, and the snow-running story even better. Keep living it up down there, man.
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