Escaping Vanity

  A few words about wrestling... ---------------------------------------- Props serve a purpose when things cannot stand on their own. So, we easily understand why cars don't have kickstands. Supplemental is a more accurate word for objects in wrestling. Just as the social services department helps folks in need of welfare... this is meant to help balance their situation until they can get back on their feet. Where they don't need to be propped up or rely on anything. Some folks refer to themselves as independent workers, yet have these Carrot Top like assortments to keep some sense of stimulation. This is just analogically paradoxical to see people who are often so young in need of enhancements. Hardcore is a code word for wrestling dysfunction. Physics matter. Folks go through these wacky wrestling matches like a horror movie with a series of obstacles, objects, and sporadic situations that don't make any sense. Matches that are the equivalent of trying to cut a tree down

Folks have asked if this was ever going to be posted... Now you have an answer. I hope you enjoy these; that you take them and have great discussions with as many people as you desire~ Have fun and don't take it too seriously. If you have other suggestions: my email remains CraverMichaelL@gmail.com . [The Unofficial] Girlfriend Application 2.0   1)    What’s your Credit Score – A) Today B) 6 months ago C)) 1 year ago   2)    How do you season: hamburger? steak? chicken?   3)    There’s damage to the drywall/sheetrock – how do you fix it?   4) What candy do you keep: at home? at work? in your car/purse?   5) Boyfriend steals the car keys and changes your oil, but you’ve only discovered this while talking over the breakfast he made you… Now what?   6 ) X =3²(3+2)-(3+3) … What’s the value of x ?   7) Ten songs that bring you balance from turmoil: 8) Ten folks you hear (writers, influencers, podcasters, philosophers): 9) What gives you doubt?

Feedback differs. Sporadically I’ll receive criticism of an arrogance or inability to talk about anything besides myself. Then I remembered I was raised with a notion, one we called manners, that you don’t speak about people who aren’t in the room. So, whom else would, or could, I speak of? The idea that someone would be getting to know you, while you talk about anyone else seems like an overzealous fan of Leo Aikman, who is quoted as saying-   “You can tell more about a person by what he says about others than you can by what others say about him.” My personality has adapted a great numbers of tools to enhance the life of myself, and even more for others. These are tactical changes which provide a better life experience internally and externally. Sure, people can appreciate that I have carpentry skills and beyond around the house, keep things structured financially and thoroughly clean, and yet there’s an obtusely flexible side to things… I work to earn money so that my home is pa