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 five times but what the bleep do I know?
What the bleep” most commonly refers to the 2004 cult-hit film What the #$! Do We (K)now!?* (stylized as What the Bleep Do We Know!?), which explores the intersection of quantum physics, spirituality, and consciousness.
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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 clinical trials specifically on the coffee itself, the beverage is popular for providing a “cleaner” energy boost with fewer side effects.
I was thinking about this this morning as the claims are all over the inner webs. But are there really any benefits over drinking coffee? Who knows. Maybe my words are clearer here or maybe a fall back asleep. It’s not much different than superstition.
For me, it’s not superstition rather it’s not Starbucks. That’s very important to me.
Hopefully, we do the research.
Here is a repost from somewhere else with quotes from Carl Sagan. In general, I trust the science over superstition. I always will and that’s not just superstition.
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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 choose a plant eating animal. And for today, I’m going to go with a..
Giraffe
With their long necks, giraffes can reach leaves that are out of reach for most other herbivore animals. A fun fact about these herbivore animals is that their tongues can grow up to 18 inches long, which is perfect for stripping leaves from branches.
- Giraffes are odd
- They are gentle
- And they are intelligent
- And they don’t answer writing prompts if they don’t want to
