Recent content by kevinr

Curry. Any kind. The spicier the better. The rice gets a little coarse, but the curry tastes better to me cold. <br /><br />How come no one has mentioned <span class="st">Ceviche yet? The Shrimpo de Gallo recipe made me think of it since civiche is just pico de gallo with extra lime and raw...

<span id="post_message_1274706577"> <br />I couldn't agree more, and this is an excellent way to achieve that. My storytelling has improved quite a bit since I started listening to other story tellers.<br /></span>

I was surprised to see no topic for entertainment.. If I missed it, please place this post there.<br /><br />http://librivox.org/<br /><br />For free public domain audio books. For all you armchair or RV philosophers out there, you can get all the classics in audio book form to keep you...

speaking of truck lights.. Here is something to never do. Never pull into a rest area in the middle of the night on a long trip home to Oregon from New Orleans with your wife sleeping soundly in the passenger's seat, and park right in front of an idling semi with it's lights on so that it's...

Sadly, lots of books can be twisted to suit some jerk's agenda. Take the bible, for instance.

Welcome Justa. You are in good company. I come here whenever I wonder if what I'm doing is the right thing or not. The hardest part, since I have no SS income yet, is contemplating what I'm going to do when the current gig is up, but so far something always comes along. Right now I'm planning on...

If you haven't already, I highly recommend this short story:<br />http://www.magnacad.com/printables/whomovedmycheese.pdf<br />I found it when I first started researching the idea of living in my van, so there may already be a link to it here somewhere, but I thought I'd bring it up, just in...

Way to go Howard! Let us know how it went.

I've seen heavy thunder in Denver and in Florida, but NOTHING compares to last night's fiasco. It seemed like a solid hour of constant thunder and lightening, a quick break, then another hour, coupled with some really far out dreams when I caught sleep between the storm systems passing through...

&nbsp; I think we just might take over. It turns out my new supervisor is one of us as well. Small world.<br />&nbsp; I'm having my first day off. The altitude did a number on me the last couple days, making me more tired than I'm used to, and despite my best efforts, I managed to get a sun burn...

Thanks Sid. You encapsulated exactly what I was getting at when I posted this thread. And I also love your comment about life being easy when you are doing it right. Amen to that, brother.

<span id="post_message_1274241482"> <br /><br />Easy. Butters Scotch as Professor Chaos. Which one are you? Anyone else wanna play south park with me and Katie? <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle"><br /></span>

That is brilliant! I hope I get to meet you someday, Katie, you seem awesome.

Her next talk poses that vulnerability is not weakness. She defines it as the emotional risk, exposure, and uncertainty that fuels our daily lives and that it is our most accurate measurement of courage. She goes on to state that vulnerability is the birthplace of creativity, innovation, and change.

<br /><br />Well, I'll try. If you get the opportunity please try to watch from a computer because I can't tell her story anywhere near as well as she can.<br /><br />&nbsp; Brene is a social worker who started her ten year research on vulnerability by studying connection and our ability to feel...