Steve Oliver

It is 2AM and I'm going to bed with a piercing dull headache and a head full of ideas.  As decision sciences are the basis of the bachelors degree I'm working toward, Im thinking about the constant choices I'm making in my life.  While I see a future of easy creativity and joy I feel myself grinding away, like I'm climbing from the bottom of a steep pyramid with all my shit on my back and in my arms.  I enjoy being, careful.  And I enjoy the view.  The visions that grab me are light and full of appreciation and wonder while my foot aches and my eyes sting.

I see a koi fish on the right arm of an oriental man.  It's not Nick La of N.Design Studio, but someone who could pass for him.  It's interesting, because I was just catching up on Nick's work while waiting through the syllabus of my first web design course.

TFS - manager, director; Econ - Great Depression; Stinky in COMM 106 - Group Project; Run on beach after Chris to train; Alkalyzing, sanitizing house; Nigel sick; Smooth day; 7 & 7 + Gypsy Cold Care

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Rich Cherry from the Balboa Park Online Collaborative is looking for summer Drupal interns.

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I just can't help but wonder what the hell is up with deja vu's.  I just had one.  I saw the same line of text I'd seen before, sitting in the same seat I was in "before".  Had I thought the words but never written them?  Had I actually written them somewhere else?  When I look at the details, I know for certain everything is very specific and unique, but I still feel like it's a copy of some other experience.  It feels so strangely interesting yet oddly very generic.  In a stream of thoughts and questions, I have an idea: is a "deja vu" moment just a patt

handled ticket, got out of jury duty, kung fu bbq, bought clothes, shrimp fettucini, put up ESO site, canceled basecamp and life insurance, met up with theresa, bought a macbook pro!