Comments on: Banished to Paradise http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/ace-harmon/2008/267 Because a true Ace is needed everywhere... Thu, 10 Jun 2010 00:11:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Ace Harmon http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/ace-harmon/2008/267/comment-page-1#comment-1458 Ace Harmon Sat, 21 Jun 2008 01:49:17 +0000 http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/?p=267#comment-1458 I'm having no problem with the slower pace, it's the wives. Plus Craig demanded I stop writing about Basketball. I'm merely trying to point out that there isn't a whole lot going on to write about out here. I plan on doing some hiking, borrowing an underwater camera for snorkeling, and generally taking it easy. Even if we don't get off island, there'll be plenty going on to keep me happy. I’m having no problem with the slower pace, it’s the wives. Plus Craig demanded I stop writing about Basketball. I’m merely trying to point out that there isn’t a whole lot going on to write about out here. I plan on doing some hiking, borrowing an underwater camera for snorkeling, and generally taking it easy. Even if we don’t get off island, there’ll be plenty going on to keep me happy.

]]> By: Anonymous http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/ace-harmon/2008/267/comment-page-1#comment-3264 Anonymous Sat, 21 Jun 2008 01:49:00 +0000 http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/?p=267#comment-3264 I'm having no problem with the slower pace, it's the wives. Plus Craig demanded I stop writing about Basketball. I'm merely trying to point out that there isn't a whole lot going on to write about out here. I plan on doing some hiking, borrowing an underwater camera for snorkeling, and generally taking it easy. Even if we don't get off island, there'll be plenty going on to keep me happy. I’m having no problem with the slower pace, it’s the wives. Plus Craig demanded I stop writing about Basketball. I’m merely trying to point out that there isn’t a whole lot going on to write about out here. I plan on doing some hiking, borrowing an underwater camera for snorkeling, and generally taking it easy. Even if we don’t get off island, there’ll be plenty going on to keep me happy.

]]> By: The Old Bear http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/ace-harmon/2008/267/comment-page-1#comment-1457 The Old Bear Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:19:55 +0000 http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/?p=267#comment-1457 In the "real world" people get caught up in day-to-day responsibilities and have a tough time rescheduling themselves when the pace slows down. People on vacation often say that it takes half the vacation before they can let go of thinking about work or school or whatever. Considering that the area of Guam is 540 sq. km., that's more than eight times larger than Boulder, Colorado's 65 sq. km. And I bet there are students in Boulder who spend four years almost entirely on campus or downtown. Go figure. Sometimes it's a humbling exercise to make a list of what things you'd be doing if you weren't doing nothing. We've been conditioned to demand constant stimulation. (If you don't believe that, just look at the features cellphone manufacturers are adding to sell you "entertainment" -- so you won't have to waste any time doing nothing.) So, take a break, lie on the beach, look at the sunset, relax and enjoy. Learn to meditate and empty your mind of all thoughts. Go zen. The pace of your travels will pick up soon enough. In the “real world” people get caught up in day-to-day responsibilities and have a tough time rescheduling themselves when the pace slows down. People on vacation often say that it takes half the vacation before they can let go of thinking about work or school or whatever.

Considering that the area of Guam is 540 sq. km., that’s more than eight times larger than Boulder, Colorado’s 65 sq. km. And I bet there are students in Boulder who spend four years almost entirely on campus or downtown. Go figure.

Sometimes it’s a humbling exercise to make a list of what things you’d be doing if you weren’t doing nothing. We’ve been conditioned to demand constant stimulation. (If you don’t believe that, just look at the features cellphone manufacturers are adding to sell you “entertainment” — so you won’t have to waste any time doing nothing.)

So, take a break, lie on the beach, look at the sunset, relax and enjoy. Learn to meditate and empty your mind of all thoughts. Go zen. The pace of your travels will pick up soon enough.

]]> By: Anonymous http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/ace-harmon/2008/267/comment-page-1#comment-3263 Anonymous Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:19:00 +0000 http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/?p=267#comment-3263 In the "real world" people get caught up in day-to-day responsibilities and have a tough time rescheduling themselves when the pace slows down. People on vacation often say that it takes half the vacation before they can let go of thinking about work or school or whatever. Considering that the area of Guam is 540 sq. km., that's more than eight times larger than Boulder, Colorado's 65 sq. km. And I bet there are students in Boulder who spend four years almost entirely on campus or downtown. Go figure. Sometimes it's a humbling exercise to make a list of what things you'd be doing if you weren't doing nothing. We've been conditioned to demand constant stimulation. (If you don't believe that, just look at the features cellphone manufacturers are adding to sell you "entertainment" -- so you won't have to waste any time doing nothing.) So, take a break, lie on the beach, look at the sunset, relax and enjoy. Learn to meditate and empty your mind of all thoughts. Go zen. The pace of your travels will pick up soon enough. In the “real world” people get caught up in day-to-day responsibilities and have a tough time rescheduling themselves when the pace slows down. People on vacation often say that it takes half the vacation before they can let go of thinking about work or school or whatever.

Considering that the area of Guam is 540 sq. km., that’s more than eight times larger than Boulder, Colorado’s 65 sq. km. And I bet there are students in Boulder who spend four years almost entirely on campus or downtown. Go figure.

Sometimes it’s a humbling exercise to make a list of what things you’d be doing if you weren’t doing nothing. We’ve been conditioned to demand constant stimulation. (If you don’t believe that, just look at the features cellphone manufacturers are adding to sell you “entertainment” — so you won’t have to waste any time doing nothing.)

So, take a break, lie on the beach, look at the sunset, relax and enjoy. Learn to meditate and empty your mind of all thoughts. Go zen. The pace of your travels will pick up soon enough.

]]> By: Matt(Ty) http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/ace-harmon/2008/267/comment-page-1#comment-1456 Matt(Ty) Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:43:44 +0000 http://worldwide.aceharmon.com/?p=267#comment-1456 Oh PS> It's my birthday. Oh PS> It’s my birthday.

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