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Name: Philip
Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
Birthday: 8/31/1979
Gender: Male


Interests: Traveling
Expertise: Psychology
Occupation: Behavioral Therapist
Industry: Education/Research


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Monday, August 24, 2009

500 days of summer 2 hours of pain

I am all for subjecting myelf to pain whether it's facing a ginormous needle while donating platelets to a children's hospital (2 months ago), working out at the gym (2 days ago), or paying gratuity for mediocre service at a restaurant (2 hours ago). However, I do not like to put myself through emotional pain which is why I avoid addictive Korean dramas where everyone gets cancer, finds out they are actually involved in incest, goes blind, gets hit by a car, and somehow finds themselves in weird love quadrangles.

500 days of summer does just that except for the fact that everything that happens in this movie unlike most Korean dramas is probably real. The introduction for this movie is shown in white text across a black screen and says everything you need to know about this movie, except for the last line of the movie.

"“Any resemblance to people living or dead is purely coincidental.

 Especially you Jenny Beckman.

Bitch.”

Last line of the film by the guy, "I truly hope that you are happy".

Whether you find yourself relating to the guy, or the girl or perhaps both this movie is brutally honest and reminds me of not only the complexity we find in relationships but also of the confusing mess that is our own hearts.

 


Wednesday, April 22, 2009

  Someone called my ride "ghettofabulous" the other day but i've been thinking that it has been more ghetto than fabulous these days with everthing that i have to repair. However, tho i may be able to manage an auto payment i am soo glad that i don't have one and instead can put that money toward other meanningful uses, such as savings, nites out with friends, and repairing my ghettofabulous ride :(  However ghetto, my ride is fabulous and i wouldn't trade her for anything!

 


Wednesday, July 09, 2008

food vs. life

Harriet Van Horne said that "cooking is like love. It should be entered into with abandon or not at all." I happen to agree but realize that the outcome of most of my cooking must be mostly abandoned which is why I enjoy the good cooking of others. I recently ate an open faced bagel sandwich and thought to myself, " I could have made this, but then if I had I wouldn't be able to enjoy the suprise and anticipation of veiwing and eating such good food without having first seen it "in the making". I think that life is very similar. I like for the most part the excitement of jumping into the unknown and untested, for the most part. Though that is not to say that suprise and anticipation is totally without preparation and planning as with cooking.

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Friday, June 20, 2008

Ball Death

As i was hurling my ball down the lane little did i know...

Decent game of 111 in the 7th frame and with confidence and trust I flung my ball down the narrow alley as i had done a hundred times before expecting to come back with my spherical companion to smash another set of stalwart whites. It was almost with impunity that I forgot the void that lay just beyond those pins within whirling mechanical hate and uncertainty. Minutes passed and impatience festered into an agitation but was suddenly met with relief when my rolling comrade came back but this time changed and with each rotation bringing it closer, a consistent eerie wobble brought a perspective that comes only from utter unbelief and entered my veiw with long white gashes encircling the circumference impeding and slowing my injured friend. Rolling to a silent stop, I saw what i could not imagine before, deep powdery gouges criss crossed with uneven jaggedness into the once innocently pure and glassy smooth surface and where once the shine of beauty was now oil and powder mixed to grout permanent scars in a sort of cruel haphazardness. The chaos of the image was too much and I could not reflect or ponder how or what this totally new thing was. Holding back my unbelief I reluctantly ran my fingers across the hurt and cradled my orbed shell of a companion into my arms and took the long walk to face the progenitors of this chaos. Noise, smell, sight and sense were held captive by the focus upon the permanence and severity of the occurrence. Walking back to my car without the weight of my sphered friend added a weight and reality that comes when you leave the past to move into an uncertain future that is troubled by unreconciled feelings. But it is that weight of reality that creates momentum and hurls me into what i know not, prepared or not, with the next and only thought being to take that next step.

Its only a ball but a person is only flesh and bones without the essence of value and meaning from which we may know ourselves and grow.


Wednesday, April 23, 2008

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