A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Escape of a lifetime.
What is it about traveling that makes people more worldly? I guess the answer is obvious, but it is pretty amazing at how those who have left their home and moved far away have so much more wisdom and insight. In my home town, everyone is so stuck in a rut, and I can see that in other places, but never as bad as that place.
I admit, I’m not as much of a gypsie as some people, but I was born in Texas, lived in North Carolina for eleven years, lived close to Little Rock, AR. For a year, and now I’m in Oklahoma. Rural OK at that. Its been a wonderful life, and I’ve been amazed at what I’ve seen and how far I’ve come, but I still find those people, whom are older, yet they just don’t seem to have this experience with life.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
On the Subject of Taboo
Why is Taboo so taboo? So many things in life need to be shared, yet are described as so socially unacceptable. It seems so crazy that people get ostracized to much for something that should be so common place.
Know your body, and dress accordingly. That is a mantra I wish people would take up. I’ve seen so many people, dress in spandex, then they are borderline morbidly obese. Its nasty. Yet that is not taboo, as a sexy woman showing a bit of cleavage.... A while back, I met a woman who was extremely baffled by the male lust for her breasts, when in her words, "They are just utters...."
Know your body, and dress accordingly. That is a mantra I wish people would take up. I’ve seen so many people, dress in spandex, then they are borderline morbidly obese. Its nasty. Yet that is not taboo, as a sexy woman showing a bit of cleavage.... A while back, I met a woman who was extremely baffled by the male lust for her breasts, when in her words, "They are just utters...."
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Science Fiction Fan
I enjoy science fiction. I really don’t understand why some people can’t. Einstein said that the “true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.” To me that proclaims that what human’s can dream up, is close to what human’s have achieved. It keeps us looking to a future that might be, and inspiring those who have the knowledge to put it all together.
Even if some of it is escapism, such as John Carter, it still has some significance. The ability to sit back and enjoy someone else’s vision has such interesting artistic merit. Star Trek was a great place to have people think about what the most promising theories now could look like in the future.
Friday, July 13, 2012
(poem) They Struggle, Hidden....
Sometimes in life
We meet those people
Filled with strife
Not helped by the steeple
But can you help them
As they hide their tears
Struggling to hide the stem
Of that which creates their fears?
They have a turmoil
Deep within their soul
That makes life dreadful
An emotional steamroll
Can you stop someone
Who is making their final stand
Before they find themselves fallen
From the Earth’s wonderful sand?
Can you make them care
About what life has to offer?
Can you make them dare
To face all this life’s horror?
No matter how bad it gets
Life is worth living
There will always be duets
That will keep you singing
If only you can make them see
How great it all truly is
To live this life so free
Once you break your own bond’s kiss.
--Dan
--Want more Poetry? Check out my Poetry Collection Page!
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Misquotes to destroy a nation by
Henry Ford is quoted as having said, “Make the best quality of goods possible at the lowest cost possible.” For those that KNOW that quote they will recognize something missing. We’ll get to that.
That exact quote was hanging from a wall of a plant manager for a company I used to work for. He lived by that rule. Another great quote he had, sitting on his desk was from Harry Truman, "I don't give them Hell. I just tell the truth about them and they think it's Hell." Another great quote, but the first one always bothered me. It became a quote that would haunt me for the rest of my life....
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