Comments for We Have Contact http://wehavecontact.com Your Metaphysical Fitness Center Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:10:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Only 2 channels? by So Much For Sanity http://wehavecontact.com/science/technology/only-2-channels/#comment-427 So Much For Sanity Fri, 17 Oct 2008 17:00:46 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=58#comment-427 At that point maybe then we will find those other channels that aren't funded so highly by corporate America. You know those channels that you forget about because you can't watch them. That is until the day you offer the cable guy a brew because he came out on a Saturday to fix the picture on your t.v because both channels have become blurry.Then the cable guy is like "hey thanks for the beer" and sells you a descrambler box for cheap so that you can watch those other channels. You know there are some where around 50 of those extra channels you can get with that. I mean yeah some of them are some nasty 1970's porn and a few poorly produced weather channels but they are there as choices. The remote might not be able to find them, but if we as a people get off our backsides and physically change the dial, maybe they'll get the hint and put it on cable or something. Now back to your back to your regularly scheduled program. So Much For Sanity http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm At that point maybe then we will find those other channels that aren’t funded so highly by corporate America. You know those channels that you forget about because you can’t watch them. That is until the day you offer the cable guy a brew because he came out on a Saturday to fix the picture on your t.v because both channels have become blurry.Then the cable guy is like “hey thanks for the beer” and sells you a descrambler box for cheap so that you can watch those other channels. You know there are some where around 50 of those extra channels you can get with that. I mean yeah some of them are some nasty 1970’s porn and a few poorly produced weather channels but they are there as choices. The remote might not be able to find them, but if we as a people get off our backsides and physically change the dial, maybe they’ll get the hint and put it on cable or something.

Now back to your back to your regularly scheduled program.

So Much For Sanity

http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm

]]> Comment on So what do you want to be when you grow up? by So Much For Sanity http://wehavecontact.com/spirituality/so-what-do-you-want-to-be-when-you-grow-up/#comment-390 So Much For Sanity Fri, 10 Oct 2008 06:46:04 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=55#comment-390 It's good to see a new post and a one that hits so close to home. I graduated high school, went to college, quit college, worked factories, quit factories, moved a few times, and got in some really low spots. but after all of that I'm finally I'm back to college. All of this to find out what I was passionate about, music. After all this time it was right in front of me the whole time staring me in the face. It was actually your brother that made be realize this. I had always played music but I always thought of it as a past time, until your brother asked me if I wanted to go DJ an event. It just clicked like a light switch, why don't I just work with music to make money. So I started search to find a more specific field of what I wanted to do. I didn't want to just take music courses and get a degree in Fine Arts, what could I do with that. I continued until I eventually found what I was looking for. I signed the papers, got the book, and felt a little less worried about my future.. So now here I am 1 ½ yrs into a bachelors degree in Music Business, I finally feel like I'm getting closer to where I want to be and loving every minute of it. When you love going to work, is it really work anymore? So Much for Sanity It’s good to see a new post and a one that hits so close to home. I graduated high school, went to college, quit college, worked factories, quit factories, moved a few times, and got in some really low spots. but after all of that I’m finally I’m back to college. All of this to find out what I was passionate about, music. After all this time it was right in front of me the whole time staring me in the face. It was actually your brother that made be realize this. I had always played music but I always thought of it as a past time, until your brother asked me if I wanted to go DJ an event. It just clicked like a light switch, why don’t I just work with music to make money. So I started search to find a more specific field of what I wanted to do. I didn’t want to just take music courses and get a degree in Fine Arts, what could I do with that. I continued until I eventually found what I was looking for. I signed the papers, got the book, and felt a little less worried about my future.. So now here I am 1 ½ yrs into a bachelors degree in Music Business, I finally feel like I’m getting closer to where I want to be and loving every minute of it.

When you love going to work, is it really work anymore?

So Much for Sanity

]]> Comment on What Does Spirituality Even Mean? by Hip Opinion http://wehavecontact.com/spirituality/what-does-spirituality-mean/#comment-325 Hip Opinion Sun, 28 Sep 2008 19:05:42 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=16#comment-325 Religion is for those who don't want to go to hell. (Or something like that) Spirituality is for people who have already been there. I think I'm here typing this message at this moment in time for one purpose...To fulfill destiny. Everything happens for reason... Or does it? Is it all just random? That's the eternal question... Nice post! Peace Religion is for those who don’t want to go to hell. (Or something like that)
Spirituality is for people who have already been there.

I think I’m here typing this message at this moment in time for one purpose…To fulfill destiny. Everything happens for reason… Or does it? Is it all just random?

That’s the eternal question… Nice post!
Peace

]]> Comment on An Age Old Question: Fate or Free Will? by Clair http://wehavecontact.com/spirituality/an-age-old-question-fate-or-free-will/#comment-171 Clair Mon, 25 Aug 2008 07:34:42 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=28#comment-171 <strong>Clair...</strong> our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.... Clair…

our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind….

]]> Comment on The Book And The Cover by John Young | We Have Contact http://wehavecontact.com/culture/the-book-and-the-cover/#comment-135 John Young | We Have Contact Fri, 08 Aug 2008 21:06:12 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=51#comment-135 Tom, It's Friday, get away from that computer and go enjoy the sunshine! :) Believe me, if it were that easy, I'd be doing the same thing - too bad work often trumps our desires. You're right though, behavior isn't always the most accurate indicator or a person's true colors. People have slumps and victories, but their current state doesn't identify them. I went to your site and it looks like a great resource - I'll most certainly be stopping by again! Tom,
It’s Friday, get away from that computer and go enjoy the sunshine! :) Believe me, if it were that easy, I’d be doing the same thing - too bad work often trumps our desires. You’re right though, behavior isn’t always the most accurate indicator or a person’s true colors. People have slumps and victories, but their current state doesn’t identify them.

I went to your site and it looks like a great resource - I’ll most certainly be stopping by again!

]]> Comment on The Book And The Cover by Tom Volkar / Delightful Work http://wehavecontact.com/culture/the-book-and-the-cover/#comment-134 Tom Volkar / Delightful Work Fri, 08 Aug 2008 20:29:23 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=51#comment-134 Very nicely written. It made me look outside at the sunshine and wonder why I was reading your blog instead of feeling that sun myself. We really can't be accurate in our judgments at all, can we? Behavior is no indication of who someone really is because it can be in reaction to a temporary situation. Very nicely written. It made me look outside at the sunshine and wonder why I was reading your blog instead of feeling that sun myself.

We really can’t be accurate in our judgments at all, can we? Behavior is no indication of who someone really is because it can be in reaction to a temporary situation.

]]> Comment on The Book And The Cover by John Young | We Have Contact http://wehavecontact.com/culture/the-book-and-the-cover/#comment-133 John Young | We Have Contact Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:00:42 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=51#comment-133 @Marelisa When things aren't immediately obvious to us, we tend to rely on old conceptions and views. Breaking these can be difficult (and not always accurate, mind you), but it's something we all should practice - for the very reason your story outlines. Often times, we are not aware of certain things until they are gone. Cool story! @Leanne Thank you for the kind words! I usually tend to go a little "narrative-heavy" in my descriptions of things, so a lot of what I say can be summed up into one sentence. I like descriptions though, for exactly the reasons you've mentioned - it pulls you in and makes you feel like you're really there. I'm glad you liked the article and hope you stop by again - you have a great blog, by the way! @Marelisa
When things aren’t immediately obvious to us, we tend to rely on old conceptions and views. Breaking these can be difficult (and not always accurate, mind you), but it’s something we all should practice - for the very reason your story outlines. Often times, we are not aware of certain things until they are gone. Cool story!

@Leanne
Thank you for the kind words! I usually tend to go a little “narrative-heavy” in my descriptions of things, so a lot of what I say can be summed up into one sentence. I like descriptions though, for exactly the reasons you’ve mentioned - it pulls you in and makes you feel like you’re really there. I’m glad you liked the article and hope you stop by again - you have a great blog, by the way!

]]> Comment on The Book And The Cover by Leanne Magraith http://wehavecontact.com/culture/the-book-and-the-cover/#comment-131 Leanne Magraith Fri, 08 Aug 2008 04:57:01 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=51#comment-131 I like the way you present the point you want to make. Your narrative really draws me in, and through your words I see a gentle natured person. Observations like you shared in your story give me hope for the future of this world. I like the way you present the point you want to make. Your narrative really draws me in, and through your words I see a gentle natured person. Observations like you shared in your story give me hope for the future of this world.

]]> Comment on The Book And The Cover by Marelisa http://wehavecontact.com/culture/the-book-and-the-cover/#comment-129 Marelisa Wed, 06 Aug 2008 21:53:33 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=51#comment-129 We are so quick to judge others. This reminds me of the story of the town miser. Everyone hated this man because whenever they were collecting money for some charitable cause he would never pitch in. Then he died, and all of a sudden more people than ever before went to the synagogue asking for hand-outs. When the rabbi asked them where they had been getting money before, they answered that until very recently someone had been leaving money outside their door each week. We are so quick to judge others. This reminds me of the story of the town miser. Everyone hated this man because whenever they were collecting money for some charitable cause he would never pitch in. Then he died, and all of a sudden more people than ever before went to the synagogue asking for hand-outs. When the rabbi asked them where they had been getting money before, they answered that until very recently someone had been leaving money outside their door each week.

]]> Comment on The Book And The Cover by John Young | We Have Contact http://wehavecontact.com/culture/the-book-and-the-cover/#comment-128 John Young | We Have Contact Wed, 06 Aug 2008 13:22:43 +0000 http://wehavecontact.com/?p=51#comment-128 Nards, I often go through ups and downs regarding my view of the human race, and this happened to be one of those "up" times. When you take it human by human rather than the entire race, it can be much more complicated to sift through, but I think our views are more accurate. It's great to hear you'll be visiting the site again! Nards,
I often go through ups and downs regarding my view of the human race, and this happened to be one of those “up” times. When you take it human by human rather than the entire race, it can be much more complicated to sift through, but I think our views are more accurate.

It’s great to hear you’ll be visiting the site again!

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