Kraft Dinner

Ah Kraft Dinner, something I missed so much in Korea and now feel completely disgusted by it. I get nauseous at the very sight of that navy blue box, the happy yellow lettering saying to me "this is dinner!". Lately, I've been wondering if I should rethink my meal choices. Even as I type the words K_R_A_F_T D_I_N_N_E_R, a sickening lump forms in my stomach almost in anticipation. Gross.

I've now abolished it from my kitchen, but as rent day approaches, my food resources are becoming slim. After spending my last twenty bucks on beer last night and sleeping in too late I spent the day at work with nothing to eat. It's actually easier than I thought, I even found some oreos I had hidden here for myself a few days ago. Am I going to get scurvy?

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Chairman Mao

Or as some would say, Chairman Meooowwww!

Damon

My new clock

I can wake up every morning to "the King's" smiling face.

oooh yeah!

Animals

We are fundamentally tied to our existence when we lived for millions of years as hunters/gatherers. All of our drives for sex, hunger, power, dominance, social acceptance, are all residual effects of our ancestor's lifestyle. But where does all the other stuff come into play? All the complexities of human relationships seem to be inflated for us comapared to other animals on earth. Is it just because we have so much time to think about and perfect our relationships with others, in a world that is overpopulated with humans, whereas before all we had to think about was survival, protecting the young and weak, shelter, and the procreation of our own genes?

Ganesh

Ganesh is the lord of success, and the destroyer of evils and obstacles. He is also the God of education, knowledge, wisdom and wealth. He is my grandmother's favorite Hindu God.
According to certain sources, Ganesh's elephant head symbolizes the soul or Atman, and the shape of his trunk represents om, the symbol of cosmic reality. His human body represents maya or the earthly existence of humans.

Candyman

Look out, look out,
the Candyman.

Here he comes and he's gone again.

Kali Durga

Kali Durga is known as the maternal goddess of nature. She is also considered the goddess of destruction, in a benevolent manner.