Day 1

Topic: Productivity or A Waste of Time?

               The priceless experience to which we all seek can't simply be accomplished with such mere words; there are more motions involved in doing so. I'm not asking of you to not ponder or to sew you lips shut, but to simply keep the withering ember under your buttocks fed. No, this is not a stupid smart quote from le fortune cookie, but a friendly suggestion to which I think the founder of the stove might agree. We two legged creatures of the concrete marvel cannot stay focus for long. We are aroused by fascinating flashy stars in which are in our grasp. Too many adventures that can leads us astray. Hours by Day & Hours by Night are not to make this utopia to which we tried to perfect lead us horrendously exhausted. Our system are not equipped for these extreme tasks. We can't hold it out for long. Sometime a pleasant hiatus is mandatory. It gives the joy that our extraordinary neurons can feast upon. Such delicacy is the inevitable, we crave this. This is where all our productivity has lead to. Surprisingly, though we remained vigilant for a helpful tools, we cannot stop procrastinating in some form of way. There for nothing is a waste of time until you get bored of procrastinating.

-Jerry

Special Thanks: Fox with Brushes

           Greetings! I started this blog to talk about stuff. I know it's a very vague subject, but I do want to talk about what "The Great Encounters" is all about. I'm not a gifted writer or a master blogger, so please do excuse my grammars, spellings, and lack of taste in the design of this blog. Over the course of this Blog, I will empty myself to the vast danger and fellowship of the internet. I'm still undecided whether I will make a post every day, but I'm sure in the end it will be a collection of novels.
Happy Birthday to Blog: The Great Encounters.