Anonymous Bosh
My blogs
| Industry | Consulting |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Leading Horses to Water |
| Location | Small Town America, Metro-ish, U.S. Outlying Islands |
| Introduction | Maintaining views that manage to alienate a majority of potential constituencies, I continue to ponder global inconsistencies--aloud. Friends, insofar as I have any, having grown tired of my daily diatribes had lately begun suggesting that I start a blog, if only to relieve their suffering. Et voici, voilà. |
| Interests | Retirement planning for the masses -- got a question?,,, Also a proud, grateful, and contributing member of a successful family unit with a consciously applied but ultimately traditional division of labor enjoying all the current and (so far as one can project) long-term familial and financial satisfaction enabled by such a structure.,, Seeking to live up to my stage-name: Nada Weiner.,, Also support the ending of genital mutilation--especially of boys (you probably call it "circumcision").,, Currently researching raw milk (and fantasizing about starting a "hobby farm").,, Considering buying a small, self-contained RV.,, Personality type: INTP |
| Favorite movies | Groundhog Day;,, Groundhog Day;,, Joe Versus the Volcano;,,Castle in the Sky;,, My Neighbor Totoro;,,The Princess Bride;,, Stageplays that have knocked my socks off include "Artist Descending the Stairs" and Wedekind's "Spring Awakening"; also, I was once a groupie for an Oxford production of "As You Like It" |
| Favorite music | I have grown rather fond of Sibelius' Finlandia--and Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man still manages to move me to anger and tears (Copland really succeeded, I think, in capturing the American spirit). |
| Favorite books | Rand's We the Living;,, Zamayatin's We;,,Hemingway's Garden of Eden;,, Orwell's 1984;,, Free to Be, You and Me;,, Camus' L'Etranger (and many of his other works);,, Saint-Exuperay's The Little Prince might be another...;,,Just finished A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett--super! |
You get to ride the big roller coaster three times in a row. What will keep your dad from taking a bite out of your candy apple?
His having died, I suppose.