NCAA Tournament - This is one of my favorite times of the year period. Winter turns to spring; women start rocking open toes shoes again, and the NBA and college hoops get into championship mode. My memories of the NCAA tournament go way back to my elementary school days. It was one of the few times that my parents would let me stay up past my bedtime on a school night. That was the start of me being a certified basketball junkie. I am on a absolute high from yesterday's games too. Georgetown getting taken out by a mid-major and so many great buzzer beaters just solidified my love for this tournament.
Tiger's sexting - Are you serious? First of all, this is what you get when you mess with gut-bucket trolls like the chicks that Tiger allegedly messed with. Secondly, this only confirms just how much of a lame this dude is/was. Let's be honest though folks, all of us have sent some text messages like that but we just didn't get put on blast. I feel like they are trying to assassinate this dude's career. Even though I've never been a fan of him as a celebrity, I respect his game. Cheering for him to kill them at the Masters.
"If you have an hour, will you not improve that hour, instead of idling it away?" - Lord Chesterfield
Showing posts with label Random Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Random Stuff. Show all posts
3.19.2010
3.22.2009
Six PIllars of Self-Esteem
1. Living Consciously. To live consciously is to be present to what we are doing; to seek to understand whatever bears on our interests, values, and goals; to be aware both of the world external to self and also to the world within.
2. Self-acceptance. To be self-accepting is to own and experience, without denial or disowning, the reality of our thoughts, emotions and actions; to be respectful and compassionate toward ourselves even when we do not admire or enjoy some of our feelings or decisions; to refuse to be in an adversarial or rejecting relationship to ourselves.
3. Self-responsibility. To be self-responsible is to recognize that we are the author of our choices and actions; that we must be the ultimate source of our own fulfillment; that no one is coming to make our life right for us, or make us happy, or give us self-esteem.
4. Self-assertiveness. To be self-assertive is to honor our wants and needs and look for their appropriate forms of expression in reality; to live our values in the world; to be willing to be who we are and allow others to see it; to stand up for our convictions, values, and feelings.
5. Living Purposefully. To live purposefully is to take responsibility for identifying our goals; to perform the actions that allow us to achieve them; to keep on track and moving toward their fulfillment.
6. Personal integrity. To live with integrity is to have principles of behavior to which we remain loyal in action; to keep our promises and honor our commitments; to walk our talk.
2. Self-acceptance. To be self-accepting is to own and experience, without denial or disowning, the reality of our thoughts, emotions and actions; to be respectful and compassionate toward ourselves even when we do not admire or enjoy some of our feelings or decisions; to refuse to be in an adversarial or rejecting relationship to ourselves.
3. Self-responsibility. To be self-responsible is to recognize that we are the author of our choices and actions; that we must be the ultimate source of our own fulfillment; that no one is coming to make our life right for us, or make us happy, or give us self-esteem.
4. Self-assertiveness. To be self-assertive is to honor our wants and needs and look for their appropriate forms of expression in reality; to live our values in the world; to be willing to be who we are and allow others to see it; to stand up for our convictions, values, and feelings.
5. Living Purposefully. To live purposefully is to take responsibility for identifying our goals; to perform the actions that allow us to achieve them; to keep on track and moving toward their fulfillment.
6. Personal integrity. To live with integrity is to have principles of behavior to which we remain loyal in action; to keep our promises and honor our commitments; to walk our talk.
9.17.2008
Six Pillars of Self-Esteem
1. Living Consciously. To live consciously is to be present to what we are doing; to seek to understand whatever bears on our interests, values, and goals; to be aware both of the world external to self and also to the world within.
2. Self-acceptance. To be self-accepting is to own and experience, without denial or disowning, the reality of our thoughts, emotions and actions; to be respectful and compassionate toward ourselves even when we do not admire or enjoy some of our feelings or decisions; to refuse to be in an adversarial or rejecting relationship to ourselves.
3. Self-responsibility. To be self-responsible is to recognize that we are the author of our choices and actions; that we must be the ultimate source of our own fulfillment; that no one is coming to make our life right for us, or make us happy, or give us self-esteem.
4. Self-assertiveness. To be self-assertive is to honor our wants and needs and look for their appropriate forms of expression in reality; to live our values in the world; to be willing to be who we are and allow others to see it; to stand up for our convictions, values, and feelings.
5. Living Purposefully. To live purposefully is to take responsibility for identifying our goals; to perform the actions that allow us to achieve them; to keep on track and moving toward their fulfillment.
6. Personal integrity. To live with integrity is to have principles of behavior to which we remain loyal in action; to keep our promises and honor our commitments; to walk our talk.
2. Self-acceptance. To be self-accepting is to own and experience, without denial or disowning, the reality of our thoughts, emotions and actions; to be respectful and compassionate toward ourselves even when we do not admire or enjoy some of our feelings or decisions; to refuse to be in an adversarial or rejecting relationship to ourselves.
3. Self-responsibility. To be self-responsible is to recognize that we are the author of our choices and actions; that we must be the ultimate source of our own fulfillment; that no one is coming to make our life right for us, or make us happy, or give us self-esteem.
4. Self-assertiveness. To be self-assertive is to honor our wants and needs and look for their appropriate forms of expression in reality; to live our values in the world; to be willing to be who we are and allow others to see it; to stand up for our convictions, values, and feelings.
5. Living Purposefully. To live purposefully is to take responsibility for identifying our goals; to perform the actions that allow us to achieve them; to keep on track and moving toward their fulfillment.
6. Personal integrity. To live with integrity is to have principles of behavior to which we remain loyal in action; to keep our promises and honor our commitments; to walk our talk.
5.30.2008
Random Stuff
I am sitting at my desk trying to figure out how many hours is it before I can go home and get fucked up.
This is a very busy time of year for us and my phone and email are blowing up with questions about when am I going to get this or that done.
FUCK ALL Y’ALL!!! – Is what I really want to say but of course I cannot. Need my gig in this rough economy. It is partially my fault anyway for procrastinating about some of these deadlines.
Does not help that I keep thinking about how good CL put it down last night. They need a male version of that Jill Scott song, Whatever, so I can sing that for my baby.
She has definitely pushed the boy shorts ahead of the thong as my favorite panties to see a woman wearing.
I am getting a tattoo for my birthday this year. It will be my first. A little nervous but still excited. Thinking about a Gemini symbol on my shoulder.
My sister (fellow Gemini – June 19) is coming back to Atlanta before moving to Brazil for a year on grant that she was awarded. Cannot wait to kick it with her.
I really could use some Cold Stone Creamery this weekend.
Ever have a flashback of some really good sex in the middle of a meeting? I know those people were wondering what the hell was wrong with me when that shiver went down the middle of my back.
Created an “adult” version of Scrabble that I play with CL. Love it because you cannot lose. I am still the Champ though, baby!
Is it possible for one person to be everything you want?
I am really feeling scatter brain lately. Can y’all give me some ideas on what you might want to read my opinion on?
Matter of fact, just give me some questions of things you want to know.
This is a very busy time of year for us and my phone and email are blowing up with questions about when am I going to get this or that done.
FUCK ALL Y’ALL!!! – Is what I really want to say but of course I cannot. Need my gig in this rough economy. It is partially my fault anyway for procrastinating about some of these deadlines.
Does not help that I keep thinking about how good CL put it down last night. They need a male version of that Jill Scott song, Whatever, so I can sing that for my baby.
She has definitely pushed the boy shorts ahead of the thong as my favorite panties to see a woman wearing.
I am getting a tattoo for my birthday this year. It will be my first. A little nervous but still excited. Thinking about a Gemini symbol on my shoulder.
My sister (fellow Gemini – June 19) is coming back to Atlanta before moving to Brazil for a year on grant that she was awarded. Cannot wait to kick it with her.
I really could use some Cold Stone Creamery this weekend.
Ever have a flashback of some really good sex in the middle of a meeting? I know those people were wondering what the hell was wrong with me when that shiver went down the middle of my back.
Created an “adult” version of Scrabble that I play with CL. Love it because you cannot lose. I am still the Champ though, baby!
Is it possible for one person to be everything you want?
I am really feeling scatter brain lately. Can y’all give me some ideas on what you might want to read my opinion on?
Matter of fact, just give me some questions of things you want to know.
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