love the eyes!
ĂŠtoufĂŠe makes a strong appearance as well of course :)
I think you would enjoy this short film a lot. It is a pure journey.
the other thing, many of the people who take the buyout offer are probably the most talented with the most prospects and most to gain from moving to the private sector⌠and the prospects or mindset for the ones who stay, either true believers, true public servants, or⌠I guess weâll soon see?
Iâve never had such delicious food in the States as in Louisiana
If you can access Criterion, donât wait:
Cantata "Mit Fried und Freud ich fahr dahin" BWV 125: 2. Aria: "Ich will auch mit gebrochnen Augen" by Robin Tyson, John Eliot Gardiner & English Baroque Soloists https://www.shazam.com/track/56144617?referrer=share
buh, buh⌠I heard the revolution was going to be televisedâŚ
meditating recently on this
where there is initially fear is the way in, a prerequisite to spiritual growth
connecting the dots tonight
Yuval Levinâs speculation: he lost in Congress in his first term (attempting to roll back affordable care act) when John McCain scuttled the effort. He is afraid of that type of defeat occurring again? And heâand Congress these daysâdonât build coalitions well.
designers trying things while still having to design according to building codes đ¤Ś
I hope NY is the last state in the union to bring this up, and all because of Brad Garlinghouse
đ I wouldâve been kicked out of class
lol hit the wrong emoji đ
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/exuberant
it just occurs to me that "ex" and "in/im/en" and "trans" - indeed "ortho" and "meta" as well, could be placed in the same way as is used with other roots
the word is related to "hubris" which is self delusion and pride, the two things kinda are sides of the same coin
so you could also have words like "inhuberant", "transhuberant", "orthohuberant" and "metahuberant"
for some reason the first of these that came was "transhuberant" maybe because it rhymes with transhuman and is literally something like "moving from one delusion to another" and thinking about "orthohuberant" does that mean overwhelmingly driven delusion, like yeah, mania... and "metahuberant" could mean something like "simulating delusion"
This takes me back to a conversation I had with a philosophy professor back in university. I got into trouble in a paper because I used the word âofâ instead of âfromâ and the whole argument hinged on that distinction.
Actually a great thing to have experienced. I learned a lot that day.










