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YOY my happiness level is way up. 19%.

obviously trees dont grow to the sky but if current trends continue, i could be happy. wait, i might already be happy.

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But how is our gross domestic happiness level doing?

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its kind of hard to tell how things are going in the middle of it.

if i had to hazard a guess id say things are weird…

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In southern calif. Laguna beach seems about as nice as the coast gets.

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I like the bars in laguna.

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saw the movie BOYHOOD this weekend.

it’s a great movie.

but has one really bad moment in it…this immigrant repair guy who appears to be making good money gets a lecture from the mom about how smart he is and how he should go to community college. they meet up late rin a GROAN moment.

other than that one isolated moment, this is a great movie…although my wife got bored toward the end, i did not…

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yeah but what about the laguna beach laughter club? They meet on the beach every weekend to laugh. laughter yoga. also, there are a lot of good bars you could walk to.

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On Craigslist I saw a 350 sq. Ft apt. Over an art gallery for 1100 a month. That sounds fine.

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[quote=svelte]Sometimes I think the only reason this site exists is so that 15 of us can talk.[/quote]

in the old days it was different. i think there were 35 of us.

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[quote=Blogstar]20.1 % of athletes are obese? Maybe some many fat people just missed their calling. I am not fat I am an unemployed athlete.[/quote]

more likely to have heavily muscled athletes than police officers.

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My friend ran marathons but his dad died super young. Age 40.

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my mom and her childhood pal had a trip to cuba scheduled through an educational group. pal got sick. something bad with her foot; might have needed amputation. pal ignored doctors orders and went anyway. turned out foot didnt need to be amputated. about a year later pal died.

true story

the bucket list involves an actual death at the end …

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now i do find stories about people becoming incredibly strong fascinating. those are intriguing narratives!

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im just bored of other peoples fat.

i gotta get off facebook.

a really heavy lawyer i know who moved away posts all the time on facebook about her incredible fitness journey. she was very very large, now shes lean and strong looking. encouraging others to join her on her fitness journey. it’s like finding jesus. so much excitement at first.

just not interested, kind of like hearing about people beating their drug or drinking problems. the story is dull. they figured things out, but its not a good narrative. its dull…bottom line, when people are ready to change, they’ll change. before then, they dont want to change, so just drop it.

legalize sugar!

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i remember in the 70s being a little kid and him being interested in computers and building some sort of very simple plastic calculating type machine he bought from edmund scientific that he showed me one passover. then it seems like a few minues later he went to MIT … it all seems kinda fast…

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