Sam
PS. Feel free to email me. I understand this is a guestbook now (I’m slow). Though your site is very beautiful. Typeface, layout, spacing.
Cheers
PS. Feel free to email me. I understand this is a guestbook now (I’m slow). Though your site is very beautiful. Typeface, layout, spacing.
Cheers
Thanks for having a guestbook. It’s like a nice opportunity to say hi and also thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Maybe I’ve read through or skimmed a dozen of your posts- with quite a few resonant feelings. Like “We want one thing, but we also want the opposite thing. I want reader sympathy, but I don’t want to be categorized as emo”
Similarly, I want to have a nice colloquy with you, but not really bore or annoy you (although I’ll be honest, maybe I care about you insofar as it affects how I will be able to get what I want. I’ve recently been reading about narcissism and I feel like I’m pretty typical. But, you shared your story, and I like you because of your honesty).
Anyways, the year of humbling is something I’ve been grappling with for years. “God thus began to awaken me from this illusion of self-sufficiency.” Waking up is so hard when the bed is warm and the world is cold. And from observation, I feel like I’ve lost the motivation for most aspects of my life.
So, that’s why one quote caught my attention “The greatest obstacle to my research—namely, the lack of motivation—was miraculously taken away.” Can you advise me on motivation? Namely, your ability for example, to not study for a Stats test for 3 days, and still pull of a 4.0? To procrastinate and still do when it needs to be done? When lasers need to be displayed, to go on a few hours. That determination. What is that? One of my fears is asking “why?” can debilitate progress. I don’t mean to make it slow yours, but if you have any ideas.
My problems are very hard for me- maybe I’m not asking the right questions, and I have no idea if it’s even fair to ask a stranger. But, here’s a shot in the dark.
Cheers
Like the visitor below me, I landed here seeking a game as close to Asterax as could be found. I was pleasantly surprised by this page, and your shared wisdom. Good stuff.
Nice site! I came here after looking for a way to run one of my favorite childhood games on a Windows 7 machine, Asterax. I saw Rocks 2 and downloaded that, but I’m getting a direct X error with that version, even running in compatibility mode.
I see you have Rocks 3 in your gallery as well, but no download link? Any chance I could try that out? Are you selling it on a market somewhere?
Bar
很好的网站. 我喜欢这简单布局…
Just come to your website suddenly. I saw something related with me, so sweet and tears:) BTW, I like your statement of wisdom, and I like the phrase “quarter-life crisis”. Haha, I am already trapped there, and you are not far away from. o_O
Great website! Looks fantastic and elegant.
Xuan, someone has revealed you. The spam countermeasure is brilliant so I had to comment and say hello.