MuseMyEpicCake

Staring at the Horizon I sleep (nearly) every night, but have only recently realized that it is something that I do (almost) daily. What have I missed from sleeping so much? What could I have done in the time 'lost?' Is there a way I could minimize the amount of sleep I need? Answers: Mostly likely a lot; met/find someone/something, done homework, learned to cook, etc; Possibly. But these are not questions that come to my mind after 'wasting time' sleeping. Each morning - sometimes afternoon - I wake up and think: What shall I do today? My mind seems to want to introduce my current-life's predicament first-off every day, not wasting a minut

1. TED: Ideas worth spreading  -  www.ted.com Talks about cool, interesting, innovative, creative, and disturbing things. This site is very informative and contains more than 400 speeches, talks, and presentations about......well.....things. 2. Last.fm  -  www.last.fm A music networking site. Keeps track of what you listen to, gives you suggestions of what you might like, and has "radio stations" for certain songs, bands, and albums. (Similar to one of my old favorite websites: Pandora Radio) 3. Wimp.com  -  www.wimp.com A cool little website dedicated to giving you a list of interesting videos daily. 4. Myoats - Create Something.  -  w

I went to the Church of Latter Day Saints last Sunday for about an hour. And I'll tell you something. It was interesting.  First of all it was the time in the month to do testimonies. That's where people go up and speak in front of everyone in the church about how much they love the church and how they believe in God, Jesus, and the holy spirit.  Well there was this one lady who went up to talk that made me laugh. I don't remember everything word for word, obviously, but when she was up there speaking she mentioned how it was/is God that is giving the U.S. this economic trouble at the moment. I laughed. Now before you go jumping the gun and s