Monday, March 22, 2004

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Right under my picture, tag me and ill get back to you, im a html retard. :P

So much for that little informative diversion. Back to another entry to the journal or Jo's Life...
Pretty good weekend, considering that Sunday yesterday was a work day for me :(
Well, me not attending to this blog can only mean a couple of things.

1: im holed up at work
2: im holed up at play

For this recent lapse in the blog, both reasons would apply nicely.

Lets see, what did i do on friday?

O. I was playing pool! with a billiard cue (yes, that same billiard cue) that is and gosh.
Took me 1 shot to figure that it wont work and im off to a lucky driven 9:3:1 with me taking 3 sets, jem taking 1 set and mike taking the winning 9.

The night, (morning actually, sat morning) from there became a wet rainy one when we had a fantastic supper courtesy of Jem! Delish. Nostagic really, to run in the rain. If many happy and sad rain - related experiences...

By now, Mike's place was the final destination where my last waking moments were jabbing at a ps2 controller before i fell torpid to the ground, waking up only in the afternoon the nxt day. (sat... not sunday)

The rest were minor details, consisting on inconsequential ps2ing smoking and slacking. This leads up to the early work week (its a f@$ing Sunday!), and a crappy monday, welcome back to reality.

Notice that this blog is a deviation from my usual style?
The reason being i decided to exclude my deeper conscious faculties and included solely simple observatory functions only.

In life, beauty liesl in simplicity but this beauty grows bland and soon becomes a living lie when monotony kicks in.

In poetry, in literature and even in life, all these wonderful works are essentially simple in nature. Complexity kicks in with perspective, when one tries to comprehend a work (like when we comprehend god's creation with math and science), whether living or inanimate, it is inevitable that his/her reasoning will produce confound explainations. In truth, the author probably meant it in simplicity and the direct literal. However, I like complicating things.(yes, i like adding complications and i enjoy complicated things, for once i will explain my pun) It adds depth to the world around you, and trust me,complexity can entertain but too much and you risk popping a cerebral lobe...

Complexity in moderation is beauty

Posted by Jo