Inconsequential Thoughts

by kartooner on October 26, 2005

Have you ever had those moments where you com­pletely for­get what­ever it was you were sup­posed to do? Despite metic­u­lously jot­ting said “to-do” item in an event plan­ner, jour­nal, online app or just a plain piece of paper you still forget. (…)

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Vision

by kartooner on October 24, 2005

They say that one of the tell-tale signs that you’re get­ting older is when your eyes just aren’t work­ing like they used to. If you think about, we take our vision for granted and that’s because there’s rarely a moment when (…)

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Young Frankenstein

by kartooner on October 18, 2005

Of all the Hal­loween films made in the past 30 years or so, one of my favorites to this day is Young Franken­stein. More of a com­edy than a fright or gorefest, this Gene Wilder/Mel Brooks col­lab­o­ra­tion released in 1974 is not (…)

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Adjustment

by kartooner on October 10, 2005

Adjust­ment is an unavoid­able, vital aspect to the sta­bil­ity of life, such as a con­trol valve that changes the water level of a river. In a sense, adjust­ment means rec­og­niz­ing, adapt­ing and chang­ing some­thing in any given cir­cum­stance so as to make it (…)

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