important pondering of the day:

i'm wondering if it's an embarrassing case of ego to imagine that I could solve any of the world's problems. And if it's not, I'm wondering if it's inexcuseable apathy that I've haven't done so.

more important pondering of the day:

I'm wondering why it's so easy to get a sports bra on and so damned difficult to get it off.

I wonder why I can't load my tiki pics. I wonder how late I'll stay up. I wonder if I'll really make it to the dentist tomorrow.

That is an important ponder.

I've pondered that before, but in this form - I realized that if I wanted to...if I really, really wanted to....I could be another Martin Luther King or Golda Meir or Mother Teresa. If I dedicated my life to change, I could do something, if not on their scale, then pretty damn close - or at least I could be someone important's right hand man.

But dedicate my life to something like that? Possibly get murdered for a cause? Live and eat and breathe it? I'm sorry, I'm just not that selfless a person.

So I accept that I'm not going to change the world. I'm not willing to toss away my life for it.

I wonder why so many people were so nice to me at work today (even when they had reason to be upset)...

I wonder if every time my sweetheart goes on a trip, I'll miss her as much as I do right now...

I'm wondering if Prudence and CP are familiar with this quote:
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it's the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead

I'm wondering when I can make an excuse to visit SoCal real soon...

I'm wondering who else here wants to see Hitchhiker's Guide at El Capitan the when it opens at the beginning of May...

:snap:

I'm wondering if we'll get to meet the Mrs. then.

Nope. I don't get in free.... :evil:

I'm wondering why I haven't heard anything about a certain Visual Basic mid-term...

I'm wondering why the hell, after months of sleeping really well, my insomnia has returned with a vengence at the most inconvenient possible time. :mad:

I'm wondering why my heart didn't burst with pride when my 11 year old daughter informed me that she's going to attend UC Berkeley.

Imagine...my fireball daughter a liberal activist! Better watch out, neo-cons.

You go, Caitlin. :snap: