Comments on: Red Glare http://indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/ I'm a Sri Lankan American Canadian graduate trying to make something of myself in Colombo Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:21:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ann http://indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/comment-page-1/#comment-142205 Ann Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:00:08 +0000 http://www.indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/#comment-142205 great post indi. you've skipped off the surface into surprising territory. satisfying territory. great post indi. you’ve skipped off the surface into surprising territory. satisfying territory.

]]> By: the1truecoolguy http://indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/comment-page-1/#comment-135497 the1truecoolguy Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:29:11 +0000 http://www.indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/#comment-135497 Great post Indi! That was an interesting research article. We're always taught to "keep our options open <b>just in case</b>". We sometimes don't realize that by closing one door we're forced to go through another one rather than looking back and always wondering about what could have been...or even trying to take one last peek! As to relationships, "keeping your options open" is one of the many [stupid] games people play. One thing I've always said to my friends (male and female): <i>"If you're going to play a game when it comes to love and relationships, always be prepared to lose."</i> Great post Indi! That was an interesting research article. We’re always taught to “keep our options open just in case“. We sometimes don’t realize that by closing one door we’re forced to go through another one rather than looking back and always wondering about what could have been…or even trying to take one last peek!

As to relationships, “keeping your options open” is one of the many [stupid] games people play. One thing I’ve always said to my friends (male and female): “If you’re going to play a game when it comes to love and relationships, always be prepared to lose.”

]]> By: Java Jones http://indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/comment-page-1/#comment-135283 Java Jones Thu, 28 Feb 2008 07:47:00 +0000 http://www.indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/#comment-135283 Nice one Indi - I'm liking a lot your change in style. Cheers! Nice one Indi – I’m liking a lot your change in style.

Cheers!

]]> By: Dilantha http://indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/comment-page-1/#comment-135272 Dilantha Thu, 28 Feb 2008 07:37:04 +0000 http://www.indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/#comment-135272 Looks like a cheap sticker from Darley Road :) Looks like a cheap sticker from Darley Road :)

]]> By: Diordna http://indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/comment-page-1/#comment-135176 Diordna Thu, 28 Feb 2008 02:58:00 +0000 http://www.indi.ca/2008/02/red-glare/#comment-135176 Hey Man take it easy, I feel your weight. After smoking for almost 20 years I wanted to stop because last year I could not climb out of crater lake in Oregon. So my doc tells me to take Chantix to help stop smoking. I took it stopped smoking. Then the report came out; "Chantix related to changes in behavior, agitation, depressed mood, suicidal ideation, and actual suicidal behavior." I was wondering why I was depressed. But like one other commenter on a previous post said, I started meditating. Now I am a practicing BuddhistNow it is one year since I stopped smoking and I am not dead yet! I feel pretty good. But I also started a new hobby, wine collecting! [ you buy two bottles of what ever you fancy, invite a friend or two, open one. If the wine is good the other bottle joins the collection. If the wine is bad, I make my friends drink it. So far I have about 80 bottles of exotic wines from Italy, Australia,Spain, Argentina, and of course California.] May be you can try that with Arak, if they have different varieties. ;) Anyway just do what makes you feel better as long as that really makes you better. On the glasses, I have two Armani frames, they are about 10 years old, but I changed the lenses about twice now! Still going good. So get good frame. Hey Man take it easy, I feel your weight. After smoking for almost 20 years I wanted to stop because last year I could not climb out of crater lake in Oregon. So my doc tells me to take Chantix to help stop smoking. I took it stopped smoking. Then the report came out; “Chantix related to changes in behavior, agitation, depressed mood, suicidal ideation, and actual suicidal behavior.”
I was wondering why I was depressed. But like one other commenter on a previous post said, I started meditating. Now I am a practicing BuddhistNow it is one year since I stopped smoking and I am not dead yet! I feel pretty good. But I also started a new hobby, wine collecting! [ you buy two bottles of what ever you fancy, invite a friend or two, open one. If the wine is good the other bottle joins the collection. If the wine is bad, I make my friends drink it. So far I have about 80 bottles of exotic wines from Italy, Australia,Spain, Argentina, and of course California.] May be you can try that with Arak, if they have different varieties. ;)
Anyway just do what makes you feel better as long as that really makes you better.
On the glasses, I have two Armani frames, they are about 10 years old, but I changed the lenses about twice now! Still going good. So get good frame.

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