Waiting in this...

Huge line at LAX realty makes me wish my teleporter was working.

V just might be...

The worst show I’ve ever seen, in every capacity.

If the visitors are putting their drugs in the flu shots, then why the hell would they even pretend to be offering immune enhancers?

They could have just not said a word about shots of any sort, and let the altered flu shots do there thing, no?

I need you...

So much closer.

Happy Birthday, Heather!

I hope you have the best day and night ever.

All about context.

The following is a three part discussion in which I confuse musings of solid storytelling techniques with philosophical questions of perception and unattainable truth:

First, enjoy Peter Atencio’s thought provoking post: Context is Key.

Next, read my reply post. Though I disagreed with the idea that Context is Key, it reinforces Peter’s point that the addition of context is nothing more than a way to manipulate truth to a desired effect, but with one difference: I accuse context of reinforcing preconceived notions and he embraces context for the emotional response those preconceived notions stir up for the benefit of storytelling.

I didn’t realize we were talking storytelling (see first sentence above).

Finally, Peter’s response to my post puts it all in context.