Just look at Paris Hilton, The President and anyone famous that...well, isn't poor.
Sure Gandhi wasn't rich in the physical aspect of monetary gains, but he was rich in his religion and beliefs and, for him, that's what made him feel rich.
I came up with this saying many years ago when I experienced three things for the first time.
1. ACL (Granted it was the third day of my first time at the Austin City Limits Music Festival, it was my first time 'there' or whatever)
2. Psilocybin. Still, hands down, for my life at that time, all things considered, the best adventure of my life.
- Uh, Um, EPA- (Fuckin Perry)
3. International Talk Like a Pirate Day (Sept. 19)
So, we're walking around, trying to stay hydrated and generally awesome!
The sights, the sounds, the people all...just amazing. **guilty smile engaged**
Now I'm wrapped up in the memory and can't even explain the euphoria of that day, but it was unforgettable.
So as haphazard as life is for me now, I reflect on that time and came out with an idea that still has brought me no monetary gains, so, why not give this a shot.
I Should Be Famous, Give Me Money.
I have no idea what I want to do, write about, or even a coherent thought that can go from A-B without distraction, a rant, a complaint, something happy like kittens, my heart and soul. I have no idea (maybe a ton about beer, when I get the money to reignite my passionate palate for flavorful beverages.)
We'll see how well this turns out, but for now, with no job, no money and no life, what the hell, let's see what happens.
Balls to the wall... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wva3qypGPvA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
