March 16, 2011

• Hello, People, The Funny Thing...

  I think it's just so funny that life has no manual.  It's funny for me, individually, that am never pleased with what I do.  Am keen on guidances on my life, and have just about read books to its pursuit.  But at this stage of my life, my mind is always on business, mainly because I strongly feel that money is needed.  But you know, when am on business, my mind will be back to recreational.  Life really has no manual, when I blog, am just gonna deal with past experiences, because that's the most stern thing about me.  But writing in terms of present and future, like wow, I never know what's gonna happen.

  Waking up this morning, I wanted to play some Sim City 2, but am I gonna play it?  I think exploration is good that maybe am on this writing for a safe journey, may be not,   I do like watching my ratings go up over written blogs.  I guess it's just internet business, and the marketing involved with it.  I think production will always be interesting.  So am gonna keep writing, and hopefully, people will visit, and it will leave a memorable thought to people,

  Last night was really simple though I had health problems.  Around midnight, I still wanted to go out, but I realized that all I had to do was listen to music.  Because when I go out, I still deal with music.  So I had Q-Tip playing, I had Rick Ross playing, and it sufficed the evening.

  This day becomes unpredictable, because I don't even have any activities to do.  The best I can do is write, and go for a walk, and once again, back to music.

  Yesterday was great that I was able to walking in Burlington Mall, which was about half an hour away, with my parents.  The stores which triggered me?  I was keen that am like, "All the stores are for women, and I assume electronics are for men."  When am in these walks, I think about people I encounter over the weekend and what not.  I dealt with an employee at M-Studio over the weekend, and he's basically labeling a lot of "You're stupid."  I mean, man is blunt and frank.  I was thinking that may be his statements would drive away customers, but more or less, the evening was safe.  He did call me stupid for my little gesture on stage that he got up to leave, but he didn't know people were applauding me.  I know business is hard, and am not saying am fixed, but I do engage in things which strengthen my marketing abilities.  I think I can only give out a product, and it's up to people to like it or not.  At the same time, I do believe that my products are good.  Take this writing for example, you can be political about it, and biased, but deep down, I feel it's a good blog.

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