I don't fit in here. I'm better off just riding off into the sunset.

I'm laid off but there will be some jobs coming up (hopefully). I went for a few days laying around as much as I could after getting the lay off slip. I wish I had more to contribute, but maybe I am

Driving home on the interstate Thursday, I glanced over at a nearby road. There was an older gentleman and most likely his grand-daughter. That scene looked like a painting...and would've been an interesting

I'm back to work, and I drive 126 miles a day (total). I'm doing electrical construction work on a new school. I enjoy working, it's the weekends that get depressing. Through the week, I get up real early

I'm back working in the electrical field. It's going to take me a bit to get back into the swing of things working. I have to get up super early and drive 62 miles to the job site, work all day, then drive

Just two things: There seems to be a presupposition that all geniuses and talented people are "successful" within the parameters of our social/cultural/economic constructs. It could be argued

The light is reflecting off the clouds making it seem that the sun is shining from a different place in the sky today. It makes it seem like there are two suns in a way. I've had dreams over the years

We're encouraged by our society, at least here in the US, to naturally make things competitive, which could be part of the overall "divide and conquer" strategy of our rich rulers and architects

My socio-political statement, said in a soft tone: Having lots of money is not the main ingredient of morality, being a hard worker, having worth, or merit. Poor people shouldn't be looked at as immoral

Hello there!!!!!!!! I promise that I am real. I live in West Virginia. My 15 minutes of fame was being an uncredited/nonspeaking "extra" in a locally made movie [you've probably never heard of]