Author: David Schwarm
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Forgetting To Remember by Peter Kuper
This was a great graphic novel about growing up. There is this nice quotes: One of the main points I’m making is that as we age, we forget or distance ourselves from our past behavior…Especially after we have kids. Which I really related to–the opposite is equally problematic. the book was very good.
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Spook Country by William Gibson
This had a lot in common with Pattern Recognition, which is not a bad thing. The language was awesome (“clam shelling”, etc.), the art descriptions was amazing, the synchronization I felt while reading was enlightening. I really liked this book a lot. I also read it in 22 hours, which was fun.
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Abba Pimen
A man may seem to be silent, but if his heart is condemning others, he is babbling ceaselessly. But there may be another who talks from morning till night and yet he is truly silent, that is, he says nothing that is not profitable.
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2. Opposites
When one speaks of beautyas being beautiful,ugliness is at once defined.When goodness is seen to be good,evil is at once apparent.So having and not havingmutually give rise to one another,as do difficulty and ease,far and near, high and low.
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The Fool
The Fool does not shade himself from the light–that is really an idea that I can get behind.
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Autobiography of a Yogi
I finished this sometime last week. It was ok, but not the best. I liked the ending a lot more then some of the early sections.
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Sandwhich, Apple, & Water
This is a vegan turkey with mustard, a good organic vive tierra fuji apple, and some water.
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St. Cyprian
What toil we must endure, what fatigue, while we are attempting to climb hills and the summits of mountains! What, that we may ascend to heaven! If you consider the promised reward, what you endure is less. Immortality is given to the one who perseveres; everlasting life is offered; the Lord promises His Kingdom.
David Given Schwarm 