Tag: antilamentation

  • “forgotten” doesn’t mean “lost”

    “forgotten” doesn’t mean “lost”

    Thanks to Kasey, I was able to watch this deleted scene from the cut version of the movie Leon the Professional (1994). One thing led to another and I ended up reading the original script. I don’t remember if this was in the movie (the last time I’ve watched it was ages ago), but there’s…

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  • Let’s talk about Philo

    Let’s talk about Philo

    Yesterday, during Philosophy 104 class, we were talking about the “complete” life. When you say virtue or happiness requires a complete life, what makes a life complete? In the discussion, we defined “complete” as having a fixed pattern (with regard to how you think/act/react) or, for a better term, stability in the character of the…

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  • A letter to August

    A letter to August

    Dear August, I can’t believe I could look forward to a month so much, but I have, and I’m glad you’re here. It’s just the first day and all I can feel are good vibes. it was me, my thinking, the cancer of never letting go That was 2009. That was Until July. But, August,…

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