Comments on: Acquired Tastes http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/04/acquired-tastes/ Random thoughts on software development, life, and the art of growing old. Fri, 23 Jul 2010 20:33:57 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Lee Gallegos http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/04/acquired-tastes/comment-page-1/#comment-209 Lee Gallegos Sun, 03 May 2009 14:27:05 +0000 http://www.joshua-arnold.com/?p=178#comment-209 Bon travail josh! It is difficult to not overlook such movement in our lives and take it for granted. I was speaking to some friends about a somewhat linked subject: confidence in our actions. We agreed that some people are over the top, others are too reserved, some take it in stride as we all repel against failure. Personally, I try to be modest and follow my 'anything is possible' belief. Then yesterday as discussing this, there was a spark. A somewhat negative one. Is it that since I believe anything is possible, I am not surprised by anything in life? And then in turn is this why I take so much for granted? I just woke up and will be going to the café, maybe I should reflect for a blog of my own tonight. Well, though I can drink it, I don't really care for coffee. Give me some rich & bold, yet fine, espresso and I'll be more than happy. Best, -Lee Bon travail josh!

It is difficult to not overlook such movement in our lives and take it for granted.

I was speaking to some friends about a somewhat linked subject: confidence in our actions.

We agreed that some people are over the top, others are too reserved, some take it in stride as we all repel against failure.

Personally, I try to be modest and follow my ‘anything is possible’ belief. Then yesterday as discussing this, there was a spark. A somewhat negative one. Is it that since I believe anything is possible, I am not surprised by anything in life? And then in turn is this why I take so much for granted?

I just woke up and will be going to the café, maybe I should reflect for a blog of my own tonight.

Well, though I can drink it, I don’t really care for coffee. Give me some rich & bold, yet fine, espresso and I’ll be more than happy.

Best,
-Lee

]]> By: Norton http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/04/acquired-tastes/comment-page-1/#comment-208 Norton Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:21:02 +0000 http://www.joshua-arnold.com/?p=178#comment-208 UTAH DAN!!!! WHOOOOOO!!!! UTAH DAN!!!! WHOOOOOO!!!!

]]> By: liz http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/04/acquired-tastes/comment-page-1/#comment-207 liz Sat, 18 Apr 2009 18:50:42 +0000 http://www.joshua-arnold.com/?p=178#comment-207 I would say: "I suffer from existential anxiety, but still find joy in the little things: a field of dandelions, a hug from one of my preschool students, a cup of crunchable ice. =)I'm ready to find my place in this world." awesome blog! as always. I would say:

“I suffer from existential anxiety, but still find joy in the little things: a field of dandelions, a hug from one of my preschool students, a cup of crunchable ice. =)I’m ready to find my place in this world.”

awesome blog! as always.

]]> By: John Weis http://www.joshua-arnold.com/2009/04/acquired-tastes/comment-page-1/#comment-206 John Weis Sat, 18 Apr 2009 06:16:34 +0000 http://www.joshua-arnold.com/?p=178#comment-206 That was a really well written article. I think more computer scientists need to write about their lives, not just the code snippets they write. Sounds like I need to make it down to party in Austin sometime... That was a really well written article. I think more computer scientists need to write about their lives, not just the code snippets they write. Sounds like I need to make it down to party in Austin sometime…

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