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Jorge Per Stanza

Hi there, I am a computer programmer by trade an artist by passion. I mostly draw and paint and I tell a mean story but I type like shit

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  • The Tale of Two Countries
    It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of… Read more: The Tale of Two Countries
  • Lost and Found
    What activities do you lose yourself in? I enjoy being lost. It is scary at first yet once you find your way it is even better. So running and hiking do that, you get lost and find your self.
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    What movies or TV series have you watched more than 5 times? I’m not a big TV watcher. I don’t think there’s been a single movie or TV series that I’ve watched more than three times. I may have watched this… Read more: (no title)
  • Mushroom Coffee
    I sit here this morning, drinking a cup of mushroom coffee. These are the reported claims from those producing mushroom coffee. Mane, Chaga, Reishi, and Cordyceps. While many of its purported health benefits are based on preliminary or animal studies rather than robust human… Read more: Mushroom Coffee
  • Sticking My Neck Out Here
    Which animal would you compare yourself to and why? This is a really tough prompt for me. I view myself as existing with animals and not comparing myself to them. We walked the Earth as equals so I would have to… Read more: Sticking My Neck Out Here
  • Two White Males with a Clipboard
    It was an easy day today I went for a 3 mile walk with Luna. I was walking briskly down the road. I saw two white males with a clipboard. And that usually only means one thing. They’re selling religion. They… Read more: Two White Males with a Clipboard
  • It Happened This Way
    Write a letter to your 100-year-old self. I have no idea why I was killed yesterday. It is not like yesterday’s matter anymore. I returned from a pleasant afternoon run where I pushed myself well past my limits. It was a joyous… Read more: It Happened This Way
  • Riding The Elevator and Escalators
    Where would you go on a shopping spree? I don’t like to shop other than grocery shopping however I love this little adventure we go on. Riding The Elevator and Escalators Our grandson loves to go into retail stores and ride… Read more: Riding The Elevator and Escalators
  • On Your Mark
    What is your middle name? Does it carry any special meaning/significance? Mark My Words My middle name is the name I walk around the planet with. It marks the middle of my name. Somewhere, someplace my first name Kenneth was eliminated.… Read more: On Your Mark
  • Every Waking Hour
    What is the last thing you learned? Who Knows I am still figuring out what I learned here. I was at a blank, writing a story and all of a sudden the words came flowing out of me. I learned to… Read more: Every Waking Hour
  • Abendessen
    What is one question you hate to be asked? Explain. Hate is a very strong word because communication is a good thing. As couples we spend a lot of time on this question what would you like for dinner or where… Read more: Abendessen
  • Tennessee
    It was a parallel move of sorts or maybe it was a demotion who knows. I was offered the job and I thought about it for a while. I was early on into my career. A company I was working for… Read more: Tennessee
  • Now Available in Paperback
    You’re writing your autobiography. What’s your opening sentence? My book opens with the line- He was born at a very early age. It needs a typo or something as I usually screw up the first line anxious to see where this… Read more: Now Available in Paperback
  • Maslow’s Hierarchy on his Knees
    What are three objects you couldn’t live without? H2O The natural instinct here is first to find what it means to live. But I think that distinction is important. For example towns such as Thunder Bay in northern Canada and Flint… Read more: Maslow’s Hierarchy on his Knees
  • Hyperbolic Cliche
    What experiences in life helped you grow the most?Taking off the training wheels. I heard a good friend of mine say to me that after my divorce, I was never the same. OK Writing that I had to think about what… Read more: Hyperbolic Cliche
  • Quasi Dimensional Cornflakes
    Do you believe in fate/destiny? Berlin alley A few months ago, I posted this photo of myself in a back alley in Berlin. Two days later, a friend of mine, that I knew from Portland Oregon, commented that she knows that… Read more: Quasi Dimensional Cornflakes
  • Stating The Obvious
    Describe a phase in life that was difficult to say goodbye to. In retrospect there have always been periods to say good by to. Generally these transitions happen with little pomp and circumstance. We live our lives preparing for the upcoming… Read more: Stating The Obvious
  • Empathy and Recurring Dreams
    If you could be someone else for a day, who would you be, and why? I certainly have not perfected it, however, when communicating with people, I try to listen and decipher where they’re coming from. In a sense, I’m being… Read more: Empathy and Recurring Dreams
  • Sketchy Story
    I was doodling and off the page emerged this young lady who had enough of her yacht driving recent one night fling. It was the first one night stand in her life. And nothing happened. Except the whole of the moon.… Read more: Sketchy Story
  • If Women Don’t Find you Handsome
    Describe the most ambitious DIY project you’ve ever taken on. Foreshadowing When we were little kids, my father struggled with a Christmas tree that would not stand up straight. To solve the problem, he went down to the basement, pulled out… Read more: If Women Don’t Find you Handsome

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