05/10/2009

Kyle Walters as character Jeff from Mare Cognitum

Dear Blogosphere  (or the only one who reads this – my mother)

Sorry it has been so long since I last wrote.  

Something big is coming up in a couple of days.  Not Big like dropping General Relativity on Newton, Big.  More like, finding Lucy, Big.  Like here’s a chance to do something but you gotta still figure it out.  

We all know that the world is not perfect, thank you Leibniz.  However, I think that he is wrong… it’s not the best that is possible.  I mean, if it was… that would just suck, y’know?  I mean… what I am really trying to say is.  Like we can totally do better, right?
I think it might be possible.  And in a couple of days we are going to get the chance to do better.  

There will be a protest going on.  Right.  Outside. The. Apartment.  

Bam!

What better way to get to tell the world what the world should be doing better?  Anyways, I just read about it.  Going to tell Lena about it when she gets back from class.  She's going to love the idea of protesting.

“A man does what he must - in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers and pressures - and that is the basis of all human morality.”

Aaaand back to kicking Thomas’ ass at Mario Kart!

Posted by Jeff-o-saurus Rex

May 10, 2009 9:59:43 PM

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