Category Archives: Philosophical Ramblings

There’s a simple truth to the Universe.  True happiness is not a destination, it’s part of the journey.

I’ve always strived to be an open-minded person.  I do my best not to let my judgment be swayed by past stereotypes or view an individual based on the actions of whatever group they might belong to. But, sadly, I’m … Continue reading →

I’m going to warn you in advance – if you’re one of those people who doesn’t do well with way-too-personal blogs, skip this one right now. Because I’m fueled up on alcohol and rage, and it’s just going to get … Continue reading →

Okay, I get it Facebook – thanks to my status being “Single”, every day I log in I get to look at singles ads.  Way to troll the depths of my info looking for ways to advertise to me.  And … Continue reading →

Any great philosophical question does not have a single answer – sometimes you have to narrow the field – for example, how it applies to you.  Take, for example, the question of how to know when what you feel is … Continue reading →

You know those times that we look back to as our epitome of when we were the happiest?  When we were children, or freshly & madly in love?  It tends to be the moments where good things just happen to … Continue reading →