You’d probably go around pink and Budweisered. Just for the lack of dreams to pursue..

And you would have to worry about things like getting the Mercedes in before dark…

I hope you dream of Tahiti next, Che..

Just have a look at this map:
http://www.thetahititraveler.com/maps/world.asp

How much would Tahiti cost?

My airy rigidity likes that.

The money thing is also so varied too. If you have money, you can make more money. Your money will work for you, but this is only true of people who come from people who have money. They know all the tricks of the trade. People like Mojo and me who come from working class (who moved to middle class) backgrounds, don’t know those tricks. Therefore, you often get in so much debt to make your money that you might as well not make anything!! Almost every bit of what we earn goes to pay off debt accrued in the pursuit of our Ph.D. dreams.

To all those readers out there thinking of getting a Ph.D. Don’t bother. It ain’t what you think it is.

And also, living in New York City is really expensive. Not London expensive, but expensive.

And I know that dream pursuing can be equally unfulfilling. I too hope that you find your bliss and that it pays well too. Too bad you and I didn’t buy those winning $300 million lottery tickets, one in my state and one in yours!

I swear when R the P said “Whoa is me”, I thought it a purposeful pun. And it was merely a freudian slip. You’re losing your edge there R the P.

And sure, its a white-guy dilemma, but its one I understand. And in this society ‘pursuit of happiness’ is equated with ‘pursuit of money’, and if you interprest ‘pursuit of happiness’ any other way, you’re evil, unpatriotic, and a moral deficient. But hell, we’re all evil, unpatriotic and morally deficient anyway, so we may as well go all the way and do some dream-following. However, let me assure you, dream-following isn’t easy, and often results in homelessness, hunger, and other people thinking you’re evil and morally deficient.

I hope you find your bliss, R the P, and that it pays really well.

Airy Rigid it is!!

Sounds like a spark plug..
Or a cookie…
Stiff drink?

Libra (you), Gemini (Che), and Aquarius (me) are all air signs. You can either be air, water (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces), earth (Capricorn, Taures, Virgo), or fire signs like Sagitarius (Mojo). The other two fire signs are Leo and Aries.

Vaguely air signs are intellilgent, earth signs are grounded, water signs are emotional, and fire signs are adventurous. (How’s that for oversimplification, Che. Feel free to become angry at any moment)

Signs can also be mutable (Gemini, Sagitarius, Virgo, Pisces), fixed (Aquarius, Taurus, Scorpio, Leo) or Cardinal (Aries, Cancer, Libra, Capricorn). Basically, Cardinal signs begin a season (winter, summer, spring, fall), Fixed signs come at the height of the seasons, and mutable signs come at the end (or the change) of a season.

Mutable signs are therefore adaptable, fixed signs are (ahem) rigid, and Cardinal signs are named after a red bird.

No, really, Cardinal signs are ambitious, but without much follow through.

It is the dummy version of the Western Sun Signs!

Freudian slip. Ha ha ha. “Whoa is me” means stop it all ready!

I’ve been taking steps today to try to make my work more interesting. We’ll see if it recuperates from this.

Bas, I think the statement is even more intense if the body is not like a God! You may run the risk of the lumberjack thinking “OH! how hideous! Cut it to pieces!” but you also may have them running away so they don’t have to see the naked body.

Not saying that you would cause them to go running — just thinking of marketing.

But I imagine it is more of a case of people who protect trees would be likely to be able to “Feel their essential oils flowing!” and be more likely to run about sans kit!

I also liked the image of Michaelangelo in the modern times! ($1000 for a comic book!? Who drew it? Michael malangelo? — Homer Simpson). But it does lead to a very sad image of Che sitting in Macon with a pink beer.

My selfawareness says i’d be challenging the lines of decent exposure even before i could make a statement of any nature.

What a whealth of uncommon sense again in these horscopes.. I really, really like Robs’ edifications!!

What’s this all on air and fire signs Richard? And mutuables.. cardinal… fixed..

Have pity on the total sign ignorance of this naked crusing Crusader

Thanks for sharing Che. That Michelangelo reference was way spot on by Robbie.
I wouldn’t want to link the generosity of FEMA to that of the Medici…

Of crusing for lumberjacks for me then i guess! (You’d never want to pay for pictures of THAT Mojo! But thanks for the generous thought!)

Bas, I would pay good money for those lumberjack-halting photos of you! Sounds very, um, earthy.

Thanks Che for those interesting comments on Rob’s, er, ‘analyses’. What an interesting if completely bizarre person Rob is.

I know, I know. . . What a white guy problem. Whoa is me! I make a lot of money, but I really want to paint poetry on the wind!

But it really is soul draining sometimes.

Two mutables, a cardinal, and a fixed!

What a group we are.

(Two mutables, a cardinal, and a fixed walk into a blog . . .)