LIFE, AS WE WROTE IT
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Looking for an older chapter? Try the time machine ↗Apr 7, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
My Bucket List
I was reading an interesting blog the other day by Sean Ogle who writes
Read the story : My Bucket ListMar 2, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
The Symphony of Thought
This is an idea from the Lost Symbol by Dan brown: Well directed thought is a learned skill, like the violin it may take years of practice to…
Read the story : The Symphony of ThoughtFeb 28, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
The 800 mile Wall…
I went to see a documentary film on Friday night, about the
Read the story : The 800 mile Wall…Feb 24, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
Words of Wisdom
This is a guest post from my cousin Ben. It was in response to his response to my response in the last post! It was posted on facebook.…
Read the story : Words of WisdomFeb 21, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
Time
Haven’t written in quite some time. Probably because I am spending most of my waking hours in the evenings glued to the likes of downhill skiing and short…
Read the story : TimeJan 22, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
God’s Hands
My dad wrote this to me in an e-mail today and I thought it was just wonderful: “Life is like a roller coaster after all. There are some…
Read the story : God’s HandsJan 12, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
Objects of attachment
I was thinking tonight, about that pillar of Buddhist philosophy in regards to attachment and suffering. I got home from work tonight and before returning home drove up…
Read the story : Objects of attachmentJan 10, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
Scan baby Scan
I was thinking the other day, as the Congressional leaders respond to the recent terrorist attacks by implementing full body scanners and pat downs, that this may be…
Read the story : Scan baby ScanJan 8, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
The origin of suffering is attachment.
This is the second noble truth of Buddhism, I thought it was as it say’s it is: NOBLE! The origin of suffering is attachment to transient things and…
Read the story : The origin of suffering is attachment.Jan 3, 2010 · Stephen Pasquini
I couldn’t of said it better myself, so I won’t
I am finally warming up. The water was so cool and crisp today, the afternoon sun felt so good, and paddling into this perfect surf, reminded me just…
Read the story : I couldn’t of said it better myself, so I won’t