This music video

Personal reasons.
A month or so after our beloved chow chow passed away from a horrible illness , comes out a video heavily featuring a chow puppy. Had the biggest cry session in what seemed like forever.
Like the song, though, but I avoid the video.

Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot speech from Cosmos.

http://youtu.be/p86BPM1GV8M

It always humbles me, every time I see it. Every world leader should be forced to watch it once a week, in my opinion.

It's like Miyazaki meets Beasts of the Southern Wild.

Took me years to really cry after my father's death.

And then I was at a vulnerable place, and I watched this, and then I kept watching it over and over for a couple hours.  It was then that I learned that there are times when not crying is worse than crying.

And now I'm in a public setting, albeit in a vulnerable place again, and… yep, still does the trick.

Last edited by Kita-Ysabell (05-22-2014 12:26:19 AM)

I recommend Susan Deason's "Pilates for Weight Loss" the exercise routines are suitable even for intermediate pilates practitioners. The DVD has three schemes from beginner to expert.




i am not a fan of yoga due to link to eastern religions that I do not support.

Last edited by zevrem (10-02-2014 06:05:05 PM)

I wonder what lions think about before they die... do they sentimentally remember their child/cub-hoods? Their first kills? Worry about what'll happen to their cubs after they close their eyes for the last time? The fact that his brother cries for him after he's gone is a pretty strong indicator that they have some pretty strong emotions and a realistic understanding about their life situation, probably more realistic than most people get.