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05 Jul 2011, 8:32 pm

Tortilla soup

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05 Jul 2011, 8:37 pm

pree10shun wrote:

I scared my room-mate haha.. silly things like that make me happy sometimes.. she thought I wasn't home and I suddenly emerged from the darkness and she got scared...

I read that as 'I screwed my room mate' and the rest of it read a bit weird. :lol:

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06 Jul 2011, 2:27 am

A nice night walk.

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06 Jul 2011, 2:47 am

*finding out my professor is keeping my midterm to grade the others by
*him saying I'd make an excellent graduate student
*watching bf's fave movie w/ him (O Brother Where Art Thou)
*eating dinner by candlelight
*my mom paying my internet bill, so I can get on teh webz
*finally getting my butt to a Mexican supermarket like I've been wanting to, and buying salsa, and habaneros + jalapenos to make my own

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06 Jul 2011, 8:16 am

A nice walk in the park, a short conversation with a stranger and an opportunity to perform a random act of kindness.

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06 Jul 2011, 8:16 am

cookies. ^_^

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06 Jul 2011, 8:19 am

Talking to my son/daughter on Skype - I miss them...

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06 Jul 2011, 8:43 am

Music

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06 Jul 2011, 9:18 am

what is happiness really? is it a displacement from neutrality? is it's rarefied consequence going to be some kind of "sadness"?.

if i imagine a straight line on a graph of neutrality over time, then that would be the trace i would expect to see as my result if i was tested on my imaginary (but utilitarian) "euphoria/dysphoria" test.

i think that "euphoria" is a rise in the amplitude (a compression) of the "complacency" wave (that has no frequency when not displaced from rest), and therefore must be "sinusoidally" balanced by a similar degree of dysphoria which is a depression in the amplitude (a rarefaction) of the "inevitably due to return" stable state of the complacency wave which is imperceptible without any external influence to twist it into an entity.

i think that people who experience the most electrifying and uplifting euphoria must also experience the "payback" from the rarefaction cycle of the wave some time later. i am sorry for people who have such extreme disturbances to their complacency stasis, that they there are constantly swamped in emotional tsunami's

i have felt complacent and content all day, but i do not know why, and that is probably the reason (because i have not considered why i feel nothing that is).

sometimes i feel what i think is "satisfied", and that comes close to my concept of what i think "happiness" must feel like.

i've never felt happy,
and i've never felt sad,
i've been satisfied completely
with every day of life i've had.

that is what i would like to recite with my death breath but i will decide then what to say with my last breath.

nothing made me happy today, and nothing made me sad either.