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  • Know Thyself #162

    Know Thyself through POETRY

    I found a poem a wrote a while back and I thought it wasn’t terrible…

     

    Horse Hair

     

    Upon Dreaming I sought refuge on the grass.

     

    I yearned for the support of a thousand blades, surfaces, and snowflake intersections.

     

    Notice the difference apparent alongside on the manufactured path.

    All bits slammed together;

    no pores,

    no spaces,

    no room,

    no movement,

    no changes,

    no growth.

    One frozen form, void of beginnings, and without soul.

    If ice takes hold here, its evolution I fear

    will be slippery and periling.

     

    On grass I Learned arguments for trees,

    under obelisks with roots, branches, and leaves

    If damaged, the mass continues to sustain,

    flex,

    And live.

    Like cloth, chainmail, or rope together banded,

    transferring energetic tension;

    Healthier because OF its’ parts.

     

    Thrust swords into sand, individual grains are not overcome;

    they swallow your sword.

    But if that sand were tortured, boiled, and melted into

    a made thing,

    void of characteristics,

    oddities,

    and humanities.

    It, artificial and translucent,

    Illuminating others’ possibilities;

    Arresting others’ freedoms.

     

    Thrust this false power into something real and watch it

    shatter,

    separate,

    and be no more.

    Upon Reflection I prefer trees to swords,

    and find kindred among those in the grass.

     

    Not great, but I know where I was when I wrote it, so I forgive it; I was mad at all the things we made, mad at all the things we ruined, and I just wanted to feel safe again, like in the grass, where it’s real.

    Have YOU ever written poetry or have poetry  that someone wrote to YOU from any point in your life? Try and find it and read it. Can you remember what it meant to YOU when you wrote it or received it? What does it mean to YOU now?

    … more “Know Thyself #162”

  • Know Thyself #161

    Know Thyself through LITTLE VICTORIES

     

    Learn new things about old friends.

    – me

    If you get to experience this, it’s like finding a cherished object you didn’t know you lost. It rounds out a little bit more, your image of this person; an image that only you can see.

     

    … more “Know Thyself #161”

  • Know Thyself #160

    Know Thyself through DAZED AND CONFUSED

    Dazed and Confused is a 1993 cult classic film, called the ultimate ensemble film about the beer and drug infused initiations and exploits of rising high school freshmen and departing seniors on the last day of school, in May 1976, written and directed by Richard Linklater, and with the tagline:

    It was the last day of school in 1976, a time they’d never forget… if only they could remember.

    This movie is a cornucopia of quotes with an amazing soundtrack. Alas, my favorite quote is not, ‘Alright, alright, alright’. Although this is classic I prefer what the teacher says as the students exit her classroom for the summer. Plus the movie is about the summer of  1976…… the bicentennial, and here we are ON the 4th of July celebrating 250, so it seemed appropriate:

    Okay guys, one more thing, this summer when you’re being inundated with all this American bicentennial Fourth Of July brouhaha, don’t forget what you’re celebrating, and that’s the fact that a bunch of slave-owning, aristocratic, white males didn’t want to pay their taxes.

    Ha! Great movie. I had some teachers that helped me think like that…..… more “Know Thyself #160”

  • Know Thyself #159

    Know Thyself through RESISTANCE

    Per Wikipedia: Toi Derricotte (pronounced DARE-ah-cot ) (born April 12, 1941) is an American poet. She is the author of six poetry collections and a literary memoir. She has won numerous literary awards, including the 2020 Frost Medal for distinguished lifetime achievement in poetry awarded by the Poetry Society of America, and the 2021 Wallace Stevens Award, sponsored by the Academy of American Poets. From 2012–2017, Derricotte served as a Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. She is currently a professor emerita in writing at the University of Pittsburgh. Derricotte is a member of The Wintergreen Women Writers Collective.

     

    Joy is an act of resistance.

    -Toi Derricotte

     

    I wholeheartedly agree. In Wikipedia the  1st definition for the word Resistance is as follows:

    the act or power of resisting, opposing, or withstanding.

    4th definition for the word Resistance is as follows:

    opposition to an attempt to bring repressed thoughts or feelings into consciousness.

     

    To me, the word Resistance was chosen for a mashup of these two definitions.

    withstanding an attempt to bring repressed thoughts or feelings into consciousness.

    I think the poet likens the welcomed feeling of Joy to an act or resistance because Joy has become an unnatural feeling that we must fight to bring to our own notice.

    What do YOU think?

    … more “Know Thyself #159”

  • Know Thyself #158

    Know Thyself though SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL

    Know Thyself flashback repost from 5/21/2025.

    I wouldn’t change a thing…..

    • Know Thyself Post #5

      Know Thyself through PHILOSOPHY:

      Try this:

      Go outside into the analog world with no electronics.

      Stand on the closest thing to the Earth as possible.

      Look around until the voices in your head stop telling you about what you have to do. This could take awhile. Be patient.

      Look at the sky…..watch it.

      Stay outside until you notice something beautiful.

      What did YOU notice?

      Rinse and Repeat tomorrow. Maybe for longer.… more “Know Thyself Post #5”

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  • Know Thyself #157

    Know Thyself AT REST:

    (per Dictionary.com):

    at rest / adj / as in comfortable

    1. In a state of inactivity or repose, either physical or mental. For example; The doctor’s clear explanation put her mind at rest . Chaucer used this idiom in Troilus and Cressida (c. 1374): “I mine heart set at rest upon this point.” Also see lay at rest .
    2. Dead, as in His soul is now at rest with his forebearers. This usage, employing rest to refer to death’s repose, is less common today. [1300s]

    Besides the dead part, being At Rest seems to be what I have longed for most in the world. I do not wish for the inactivity aspects, or the death part…. more along the lines of the as in comfortable part. Look at the following list of synonyms from Thesaurus.com for At Rest:

    Strongest matches: appropriate, complacent, convenient, cozy, easy, enjoyable, happy, healthy, loose, pleasant, pleased, relaxed, satisfying, serene, snug, soft, useful, and warm.

    I mean besides complacent, I’m on board to feel all those things as often as this world will allow. Serene? When was the last time you described anything in YOUR life as Serene. I mean I stumble into cozy, enjoyable and pleasant quite often, but I have only brushed against Serene for a few fleeting moments in the total of my existence.

    I would like it if people used any of the words above to describe me….. except in association with death and minus the word ‘complacent‘ no matter how misunderstood it claims to be

    After some thought I came up with some things that allow me to feel at least in the ballpark of the synonyms above: listening to records, cocktails on the dock, all things hygge (If you don’t know what hygge means see Know Thyself Post #85), anything French, playing the drums, Leonardo Da Vinci, old friends, traveling, Bill Murray, laugh attacks, dancing without wanting to impress, the smell of lilacs, pintxos, Mr. Darcy walking through the mist, Mozart, orgasms, chocolate, the color blue, the number 3, Charles Dickens, and spooning with my dog.

    What did/does/would make YOU feel At Rest?… more “Know Thyself #157”

  • Know Thyself #156

    Know Thyself though EXCESS

    The three best known Delphic maxims – “Know thyself”, “Nothing in excess”, and “Give a pledge and trouble is at hand” – were prominently located at the entrance to the temple, and were traditionally said to have been authored by the legendary Seven Sages of Greece, or even by Apollo. In fact, they are more likely to have simply been popular proverbs.

    I do not want to discuss Delphic Maxims, I’ll get to that eventually, but I would like to talk about ‘nothing INXS‘. Per Wikipedia, the expression ‘Nothing in excess’ was:

    The maxim has been said to have received its “ultimate expression” inAristotle’s theory of ethics, according to which every classical virtue occupies a middle place between the two extremes of excess and deficiency.

    So this has been a problem for awhile….

    In 1987 the INXS released the Kick album, on which keyboardist Andrew Farriss wrote the lyrics to the song “Mediate.”

    According to grokipedia.com the lyrics: ‘revolve around themes of emotional mediation, interpersonal compromise, and achieving balance in relationships and society through wordplay and rhythmic repetition.’

    I suggest you read the words with Andrew’s goals in mind when you watch/listen along with the song, you definitely need the beat. Then decide what you think about his cures and/or what YOU could do to achieve balance in your relationships and the current society. I highlighted words I particularly like…

    Mediate Video

    Mediate by Andres Farriss from INXS:

    Hallucinate, desegregate
    Mediate, alleviate
    Try not to hate, love your mate
    Don’t suffocate on your own hate
    Designate your love as fate
    A one-world state as human freight
    The number eight, a white-black state
    A gentle trait, the broken crate
    A heavy weight or just too late
    Like pretty Kate has sex ornate
    Now devastate, appreciate
    Depreciate, fabricate
    Emulate, the truth dilate
    Special date, the animals we ate
    Guilt debate, the edge serrate
    A better rate, the youth irate
    Deliberate, fascinate
    Deviate, reinstate

    Liberate to moderate
    Recreate or detonate
    Annihilate, atomic fate
    Mediate, clear the slate
    Activate, now radiate
    A perfect state, food on plate
    Gravitate, the Earth’s own weight
    Designate your love as fate
    At ninety-eight we all rotate

    Hallucinate, desegregate
    Mediate, alleviate
    Try not to hate, love your mate
    Don’t suffocate on your own hate
    Designate your love as fate
    A one-world state as human freight
    The number eight, a white-black state
    A gentle trait, the broken crate
    A heavy weight or just too late
    Like pretty Kate has sex ornate
    Now devastate, appreciate
    Depreciate, fabricate
    Emulate, the truth dilate
    Special date, the animals we ate
    Guilt debate, the edge serrate
    A better rate, the youth irate
    Deliberate, fascinate
    Deviate and reinstate

    Liberate, to liberate…

    … more “Know Thyself #156”

  • Know Thyself #155

    Know Thyself through CLASSY ACTS

    As I have mentioned previously, 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of this independent nation of immigrants. The land where democracy flourishes, freedom reigns, and the pursuit of happiness is in full vigor. How better to celebrate the sustaining of those morals and edicts of our founding fathers and all those that perished in the name of this great republic?…..

    Why Ultimate Fighting of course.

    UFC Freedom 250, as it is coined….ick, will celebrate our country’s heritage, grit, and resilience will conveniently landing on the Pressie’s bday, and nauseatingly happening on the grounds of the White House.

    There is already an expensive, secure, and unnecessary ballroom being installed, a restaurant in the rose garden, and now an outdoor auditorium for men to hurt each other with less rules than boxing.

    Nothing like commercializing and cheapening our historic governmental landmarks.

    What’s next dunk tanks in the Lincoln Reflecting Pool, lighting spliffs off of JFK’s eternal flame at Arlington, monster truck rally’s along the National Mall? The Pressie’s sexist comments stopped Olympians from visiting the White House, but put on your wife beaters and bust out some oppressive flags, cause we have Ultimate Fighters performing! Ugh. When the spectators need to piss will they go in the actual White House or will they just dig a trench around the roses?

    Classy… more “Know Thyself #155”

  • Know Thyself #154

    Know Thyself through SKATEBOARDERS:

    I said I would occasionally resurface posts from last year, if I still found them relevant.

    I still believe in this one from 5/18/2025:

    Know Thyself Post #3

    Know Thyself through PHILOSOPHY:

    Skateboarders…..

    I think kids that learned/are learning to skateboard are Better.

    They spend hours trying, watching, learning, and most importantly failing.

    Just because they want to.

    I’m impressed by the focus and fearlessness that is necessary to get good at something that physically hurts and takes a LOT of time.

    If I were ever interviewing someone, I would ask them to name something they spent a lot of time doing when they were young. Points would go to the skateboarders.

    You have proven focus and aren’t afraid of failing.

    I’d hire you.

    Makes me think of the things I really focused on throughout my life. Like go-to-bed-waking-up-obsessed-with kind of focus. When I remember feeling in these moments, I don’t recall anxiety. I remember being happy.

    What have YOU really focused on or willing to fail at throughout your life?

    Skateboarders Rule

    … more “Know Thyself #154”
  • Know Thyself #153

    Know Thyself #153

    Know Thyself through your Sixth Sense:

    Many people believe that horses have a Sixth Sense, intuition. Apparently we have this sense too, but our world, our forms of communication, have overrun our ability to hone this sense and it has atrophied over time. Per SAMcef.org:

    Therefore, they (horses) listen a lot more, pay more attention, and are more aware of their surroundings.  They are more attuned to the energy around them and what’s happening around them.

    In the wild, that helps them tell if a predator is near or if the weather’s about to change. In our midst, it helps them assess our relationships with and attitudes towards them.

    In fact horses are so good at this that for the past 30+ years horses have been used in Equine-assisted therapy or EAT which has been known to help:

    Wikipedia: neurological diseases or disorders such as cerebral palsy, movement disorders, or balance problems. It is believed the rhythmical gait of a horse acts to move the rider’s pelvis in the same rotation and side-to-side movement that occurs when walking; the horse’s adjustable gait promotes riders to constantly adjust to encourage pelvic motion while promoting strength, balance, coordination, flexibility, posture, and mobility.

    EAT has also been used to treat other disabilities, such as autism, behavioral disorders and psychiatric disorders.

    EAT: Equine-assisted therapy (EAT) encompasses a range of treatments that involve activities with horses and other equines to promote human physical and mental health. Modern use of horses for mental health treatment dates to the 1990s. Systematic review of studies of EAT as applied to physical health date only to about 2007, and a lack of common terminology and standardization has caused problems with meta-analysis. 

    Horses have sixth sense just like we do.

    However, it’s normally a lot more intense than it is in humans. I believe this is because they don’t talk like we do — they aren’t always busy chit-chatting as we are.  Therefore, they listen a lot more, pay more attention, and are more aware of their surroundings.  They are more attuned to the energy around them and what’s happening around them.

    In the wild, that helps them tell if a predator is near or if the weather’s about to change. In our midst, it helps them assess our relationships with and attitudes towards them.

    In this post, I’ll be talking about a horse’s intuitiveness and how horses respond to humans’ emotions and energies. This should help you get an idea of how to build better relationships with the equines you work with.

    Isn’t that amazing? An animal, arguably simpler neurologically speaking than ourselves, but with the ability to read a room and  our feelings can get us humans to slow down, listen ourselves, and heal a bit?

    Why don’t YOU take a moment today to slow down and listen to yourself?… more “Know Thyself #153”

  • Know Thyself #152

    Know Thyself through REM

    This amazing song written by Michael Stipe in 1987 and to me, rings true today.

    Please listen to the song and read the lyrics as you go, and think what YOU think: It’s The End of The World

     

    “It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)”

    That’s great! It starts with an earthquake
    Birds and snakes, an aeroplane
    and Lenny Bruce is not afraid

    Eye of a hurricane, listen to yourself churn
    World serves its own needs, don’t mis-serve your own needs
    Speed it up a notch, speed, grunt, no strength
    The ladder starts to clatter with fear of height, down height
    Wire in a fire, representing seven games
    In a government for hire and a combat site
    Left of west and coming in a hurry
    With the furies breathing down your neck

    Team by team reporters baffled, trump, tethered crop
    Look at that low plane! Fine, then
    Uh oh, overflow, population, Common Food
    But it’ll do. Save yourself, serve yourself
    World serves its own needs, listen to your heart bleed
    Tell me with the rapture and the reverent in the right, right
    You vitriolic, patriotic, slam, fight, bright light
    Feeling pretty psyched

    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine

    Six o’clock. TV hour
    Don’t get caught in foreign tower
    Slash and burn, return
    Listen to yourself churn
    Lock him in uniform and book burning, bloodletting
    Every motive escalate. Automotive incinerate
    Light a candle, light a votive
    Step down, step down
    Watch a heel crush, crush
    Uh oh, this means no fear; cavalier
    Renegade and steer clear!
    A tournament, a tournament
    A tournament of lies
    Offer me solutions, offer me alternatives
    And I decline

    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    I feel fine

    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine
    (It’s time I had some time alone)

    The other night I tripped a nice
    Continental drift divide
    Mountains sit in a line
    Leonard Bernstein, Leonid Brezhnev
    Lenny Bruce, and Lester Bangs
    Birthday party, cheesecake, jelly beans, boom!
    You symbiotic, patriotic, slam, but neck, right? (Right!)

    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    It’s the end of the world as we know it
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine
    (It’s time I had some time alone)
    REPEAT THREE MORE TIMES

     … more “Know Thyself #152”

  • Know Thyself #151

    Know Thyself through LITERATURE:

    Steppenwolf, can you sadly relate? Part III:

    The finale in the triumvirate following;  Know Thyself #133. and Know Thyself #142.

    The two previous passages talked about regretting wasting your present and the sweet recollections of those amazing moments in your life, the times when you truly lived. To me the moments that are the whole point of living, the goal of our lives. The previous posts about the passage from Steppenwolf discussed how fleeting and far between these are, and I asked whether YOU related.

    Here is the concluding post, #3:

    continuing with the theme of ‘moments that will be remembered as those tender pictures in your mind’s eye’:

    ‘Once it happened, as I lay awake at night, that I suddenly spoke in verses, in verses so beautiful and strange that I did not venture to think of writing them down, and then in the morning they vanished; and yet they lay hidden within me like the hard kernel within an old brittle husk. Once it came to me while reading a poet, while pondering a thought of Descartes, of Pascal; again it shone out and drove its gold track far into the sky while I was in the presence of my beloved. Ah, but it is hard to find this track of the divine in the midst of this life we lead, in the besotted humdrum age of spiritual blindness, with its architecture, its business, its politics, and its men! How could I fail to be a lone wolf, and an uncouth hermit, as I did not share one of its aims nor understand one of its pleasures?’

     

    Ugh. And this is on page 30-something! I have discovered not only that I can sadly relate but also that I need to read Steppenwolf in doses….tis heavy.… more “Know Thyself #151”

  • Know Thyself #150

    Know Thyself through LESS

    Simplicity clears the mind; kindness opens the door

    -May Sarton

     

    I’ve thought about this quote and I agree.

    Less is always more. The shorter the lists of worries and things to anguish over the better. I really like playing the drums, but I am not good at it. It is an incredibly difficult instrument, each of your four appendages is doing something different than the other three. For me, being somewhat decent requires complete and unbreakable focus. I cannot think about what I did or didn’t do, nor what I still need to do. I cannot think about the questionable tone someone took, how annoying the general public was, nor how terrible the world has become. Plus I get to bang on things. After an hour of doing this, I feel amazing, not just the high you get from exertion, but I feel clear, smart, alert; like I could ace a test. In those wonderful moments, I feel no malice, I do not covet what others have, I do not feel sorry for myself. I feel grateful and kind.

    What do YOU think?… more “Know Thyself #150”

  • Know Thyself #149

    Know Thyself through your LIKES and DISLIKES

    Per Wikipedia: Love on the Spectrum is an American reality television show. Based on the Australian show of the same name, it follows autistic cast members as they explore the dating world.

    You are introduced to a handful of autistic individuals looking for love. You meet each person documentary interview style and you learn quickly that they quite aware of who they are, what they do and do not like, and what they want their partner and future to look like. I was also impressed with the certainty that each one of them had a gift; the inability to lie.

    Point Autism.

    When each of them goes on a blind date, the audience meets them. You see them grinning on camera interspersed with a montage of images revealing their very specific likes and dislikes. And I mean specific. In the realm of…damn-you-REALLY-know-yourself specific. In fact, I was so fascinated by this bit that I watched every single episode and noted each blind date’s likes and dislikes which is in its entirety at the bottom of this post.

    I find that although these would not be at the top of MY list, I do agree with quite a few.

    For example I also LIKE: animals that eat with their hands, good vibes, walking on dry leaves, heavy metal music, the smell of roses, rubbing a dog’s belly, the smell of popcorn, the sound of pigeons, eating competitions, and opening presents.

    Likewise I concur and I DO NOT LIKE: clowns, styrofoam, clowns, aggressive birds, clowns, country music, clowns, celebrity obsession, clowns, people being rude to waitstaff, clowns, men wearing high shorts, clowns, people getting eaten in movies, or clowns.

    I find I’m not 100% in agreement as I cannot get on board with being psyched going to the dentist, rats, the smell of cow pastures, nor Nascar….and I DO like pineapple on pizza.

    What this exercise did do was try and get me to like my Love on the Spectrum-esque likes and dislikes and here is what I came up with:

    • I like giving gifts and eating in other countries, I do not like men in tank tops, selfish people, or clowns.

     

    What are YOURS?

     

    S1E1:

    • David likes lions and being in a car wash, he does not like horror movies or clowns.
    • Solomon likes writing poetry and good vibes, he does not like messy eaters or aggressive birds.

    S1E2:

    • Emma likes musical theatre and ghost hunting she does not like country music or being tickled.

    S1E3:

    • Rachel likes rubbing a dog’s belly and salsa dancing she does not like skunks or people losing their temper.

    S1E4:

    • Candida likes the smell of popcorn and going to the dentist she does not like wearing high heels or 80’s fashion.

    S1E6:

    • Connie likes Science Fiction and rats she does not like roller coasters or carbonated drinks.

    S2E1:

    • Matt likes vehicular cleanliness and WWII history he does not like celebrity obsession or hunting trophies.

    S2E2:

    • Jasmine likes horror movies and walking on dry leaves she does not like surprises or speakers in public spaces.

    S2E3:

    • Kate likes beavers and opening presents she does not like hot dogs or people breaking the rules.

    S2E4:

    • Kara likes Japanese kawaii and the sound of pigeons she does not like the smell of ham or people touching balloons.

    S2E5:

    • Maggie likes Vietnamese mossy frogs and witchcraft she does not like ventriloquists or people being rude to wait staff.
    • Sharona likes weight lifting and being pranked she does not like roller coasters or being late to a party.

    S2E6:

    • Talia likes turtles and roller skating and she does not like pineapple on pizza or assembling furniture.

    S3E1:

    • Kate likes slasher movies and the smell of fresh tennis balls she does not like nudist colonies or Pomeranians.

    S3E2:

    • Brandon likes kangaroo pouches and massage chairs he does not like wobbly tables or touching fish.
    • Georgie likes bird watching and eating competitions she does not like croutons or people watching loud videos in public.

    S3E3:

    • Shyann likes the smell of roses and scared cat videos and she does not like blowing bubble gum or broccoli.
    • Sonia likes heavy metal music and scarecrows she does not like stepping on sidewalk cracks or earthquakes.
    • Tyler likes Nascar and shih tzus he does not like rude people or men wearing high shorts.

    S3E4:

    • Tina likes cartoon Band-aids and Siberian cats she does not like reckless e-bike riders or toilets with high doors.

    S3E5:

    • Callie likes puppet shows and animals that eat with their hands she does not like people disagreeing or Styrofoam.

    S4E1:

    • Austin likes leopard geckos and the smell of cow pastures he does not like mean pranks or listening to auctioneers.

    S4E2:

    • Hailey likes hockey players fighting and men in suits she does not like scorpions or drivers breaking the rules.

    S4E3:

    • Eric likes Adelie penguins and musicals he does not like hospital stays or people getting eaten in movies.
    • Caroline likes playing the glockenspiel and puppets she does not like bathroom sensors that don’t work or close talkers.

    S4E6:

    • Melissa likes playful cats and action movies she does not like dog racing or people chewing loudly in the cinema.

     

     … more “Know Thyself #149”

  • Know Thyself #148

    Know Thyself through the Colbert Questionert:

    The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in its second to last ever show highlighted the Host himself, Stephen Colbert, putting him in the hot seat for the final Colbert Questionert. Mr. Colbert describes this as: ‘a set of 15 questions ergonomically calibrated to unearth a person’s true self.’

    Why don’t YOU give it a try?…..:

    1. What is the best sandwich?
    2. What was your first concert?
    3. What is the scariest animal?
    4. Apples or Oranges?
    5. Have you ever asked anyone for their autograph?
    6. What do you think happens when you die?
    7. Favorite Action Movie?
    8. Window or Aisle?
    9. Favorite Smell?
    10. Least Favorite Smell?
    11. Earliest Memory?
    12. Cats or Dogs?
    13. You get one song to listen to for the rest of your life: What is it? (not played continuously)?
    14. What number am I thinking? (asked by Stephen Colbert, since you are not on Late Night, IF you were asking someone to guess what number YOU were thinking, what would the number be?
    15. How would you describe the rest of your life in 5 words?
    … more “Know Thyself #148”
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