burn out or fizzle, the fun always ends.

damn.  i may hate window wipers but i sure love electric shaver animations.  theyre little cartoons.  im talking about the kinds that come on commercials to show how close the shave will be.  its so informative and you can see each blade cutting one hair at a time.  ive actually liked these commercials since i was a kid.  in fact, back then as soon as i saw a commercial was for a shaver id look forward to the cartoon part.  my all time fave was the one in which the hair would get pulled up, shaved, and then dropped deeper inside the skin to leave your face amazingly smooth.  i doubt it was able to perform such a miracle. 

personally, i do not like the shavers.  they mess up my skin.  they never show the part when im bleeding in the animation. 

and unrelated to all that is the fact that last night was another bizarre dream night.  well all i know is that it was weird.  it may have been depressing even.  good thing i dont remember it well.  

And not a poem today but a quote:

Herein lies the tragedy of the age: not that men are poor, -all men know something of poverty; not that men are wicked, -who is good?  not that men are ignorant, -what is Truth?  Nay, but that men know so little of men. (The Souls of Black Folk, W.E.B. Du Bois)

i cant believe that i was never required to read this book at any point in my education. 

"so it goes..."

when i review a patients medical history sometimes i get a little chill and i feel really bad for them when i see what they are going through.  obviously i dont treat these conditions as a dentist but i do become familiar with my patients' problems.  when an older patient brings a medication list one thing that bothers me a lot is seeing aricept.  not that i have a problem with the medication but...

there is one use of window wipers i like. but im not saying.

rain doesnt bother me.  yeah it gets you wet, makes it all dark and gloomy, and driving can be a little dangerous, but in the end i kinda like it.  it makes me feel like i am working really hard when i go out to do something or when i head out to work.  you know, like newman (as i know him from seinfeld) in jurassic park when its pouring rain and he is disabling all the security in jurassic park and he comes up to that place where his car gets stuck.  newman was def working hard in the rain until that dinosaur did that nasty neck spreading thing and squirted newmans face with venom.  speaking of jurassic park...i forget sometimes that samuel l jackson was in the movie.  it was def one of his best roles and mostly because he was talking with a cigarette in his mouth half the time.  "ah ah ah you didnt say the magic word, ah ah ah you didnt say the magic word"  those of you who were as fascinated as i was back in the day should remember those words...

but anyway...rain.  the only reason i brought all that rain stuff up is because there is one thing about it that does bother me.  even more bothersome than that stupid song by miley cyrus that played in downtown disney.  (something about a party.  and she says yeah yeah yeah in a weird but admittedly catchy way...in fact its stuck in my head right now as i wake up to go to work) and that thing is windshield wipers.  they make weird noises.  they have weird rythems.  they leave annoying areas un wiped.  gosh i hate those areas.  why cant they ever just clean that part?  especially the one that is usually a triangular type of shape, (maybe more like a shark fin) in the middle of the windshield near the dash.  i think i hate them so much and stare at them so much that if you only showed me that one shape, id probably be able to tell you which of the dozen or so cars we've owned in my lifetime it belongs to.  and when the rain ends but you dont notice it until your wipers are wearing out against a dry windshield...the worst.  but if you thought it cant get any worse, try sitting as a passenger in car when the driver is under/over using the wipers or when they forget to turn them off.

makes me want to vomit.  but not on the windshield.  then ill need the wipers.  i dont like window wipers.

punjabi has funny words

i still remember playing in our old house with my sister.  we were playing something with some kind of rope or yarn.  im not sure what the point was but we needed to tie a knot according to my sis.  anyway, i was anywhere from 3 to 5 years old and that was the first time i heard the word knot.  i thought it was the funniest word ever...had me cracking up .  i wasnt even sure what a knot was, but whatever it was... it sure sounded funny.  more recently  i was going through some punjabi words with a friend.  you see we try to improve our vocab and fluency by talking in punjaabi and at one point neither one of us could recall the word for family.  ulaad kept coming to us but we were pretty sure that was urdu.  (one of the problems with living in a home where both urdu and punjabi are spoken is that sometimes you lose track of which word is which language)  well we asked my friend's mom and she said "tubbur."  once again i found myself laughing hysterically.  and btw..."tid" sounds pretty funny too.  (that's punjabi for stomach for the non-punjabi folks).  and so it is my observation that punjabi has funny words.

onwards:

I whispered gently to my dying router,
The world is much different than here at home.
In fact Nate Wayne is hurting too.
They cannot be the ultimate goal.
Life will go on...eventually.

Older sister is using my computer in my room,
I have tried over and over to connect.

Basically, it is a really nice cue stick,
I shall test them out later. 
I kinda feel like ping pong too.