So... How'd Your Day Go?

I'll not say what I believe, neither about free will, nor about how ideas is caught up by several different brains at almost the same time.
I don't think one should share one's believes with anybody, they are absolutely private - and because one cherish them, one should shield them against other's attack or destruction/laughter.
Thanks anyway for the clarification :fat:

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Originally Posted by bobo

I don't think one should share one's believes with anybody, they are absolutely private - and because one cherish them, one should shield them against other's attack or destruction/laughter.

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I believe in being unpredictable. There's little that anyone can gain from knowing that because if they didn't I would still be unpredictable. Given that my unpredictability is known to be intentional it can't even be criticised as a flaw because there could be method in my apparent madness. As a mathematician I would say that it is the difference between true randomness and pseudo-randomness, which is in effect just a regular pattern too complex to discern or predict. Chaos theory revealed that quite simple regular processes can lead to chaos through the butterfly effect. An early example of this was discovered in basic weather systems. I didn't need to be told that though. I live in England. At present it ought to be raining here but it isn't and that's been going on for a month or more now. There have been a few pathetic efforts but we desperately need a good downpour.

This reveals a fundamental truth. Ask an Englishman how his day went and eventually he'll get around to talking about the weather. Perhaps I'm not as unpredictable as I'd wish to be.

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Originally Posted by Sebald

We don't hate Americans. We're a peace-loving people. Apart from all the wars.
Sas,, most people with disabilities here use what's called a mobility scooter. I've done a bit of searching, and this hire company seem good:

http://www.mobilityequipmenthiredire...ondon-england/

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Hampstead Heath in London is a wonderful way to spend a sunny day. Great disabled access, not a 'tourist' spot, as its just a huge, ancient parkland, spread out across the north of the city.

It contains Kenwood House, a small museum that houses some Gainsboroughs and Reynolds.

There's also music by the lake, early evening concerts with the most beautiful backdrop.

Today I wired up a rudimentary null modem. This enables two computers to appear to be listening to each other when they may not be. Alternatively each may be listening to the other but pretending not to. Hence just think of it as a sort of marital aid. What's more, it works! At my age finding a marital aid that works is worth celebrating, if I can think of a suitable way of doing that.

I have a Goodreads account now! https://www.writingforums.org/styles...es/biggrin.gif


https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/...john-flukinger

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Originally Posted by Sebald

Hampstead Heath in London is a wonderful way to spend a sunny day. Great disabled access, not a 'tourist' spot, as its just a huge, ancient parkland, spread out across the north of the city.

It contains Kenwood House, a small museum that houses some Gainsboroughs and Reynolds.

There's also music by the lake, early evening concerts with the most beautiful backdrop.

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Thank you, so much. I've copied it and will pass along to her. xoxo

I'm addicted to Facebook now. HAAAAALLP!!!

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Originally Posted by sas

Thank you, so much. I've copied it and will pass along to her. xoxo

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You're welcome. Hope it is of some help.

Watching 2nd one of 4 ninety minute documentries called OJ..made in America...enjoying it immensely....

I just did a 10-minute weights workout complete with two sets of ten push-ups and wrapped up a 10-minute meditation. I am calm, at peace, and in the moment.