Michael Thoe

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September 27, 2009

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Oakland High School 2007

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2011

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Fencing, Hiking, Rappelling, Visual Arts, Photography, JROTC

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Creed, Lacuna Coil, 3 Doors Down, Goo Goo Dolls, Three Days Grace, Nickelback, Scott Stapp, Theory Of A Deadman, Evanescence, Breaking Benjamin

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The 13th Warrior, King Arthur, American Werewolf in Paris, Beverly Hills Ninja, Tommy Boy, A Knight's Tale, BraveHeart, Walking Tall, Constintine, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Mallrats, Dogma, Old School, Unleashed, A History Of Violence, Last Samurai, Escanaba In Da Moonlight, The Rundown, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, The Perfect Score, The Man In The Iron Mask, The Transporter, Tristan and Isolde

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The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, Through the Ice, Demon Awakens, The Bible, The Giver, Blood Kin, The Vampire Papers, A Spell For Chameleon

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Sunday, November 27, 2005

December 13, 2006

…Perhaps, paradise is not so much a physical state, but a dream created by the mind as a last resort to sustain the sanity of a person that is about to fall completely into a dark mass known as depression; it is not reality but a lie to prevent destruction....

…Think about it. Whenever things seem to be getting increasingly worse and completely spinning out of control, something happens that restores your high, but is it something that happens that restores you?

Confusing? What if this 'thing' isn't what created this joy? For
example, you look at a tree during fall, dead and cold, and realize
that in a couple of months it will be full of life with lush greens and
critters running all over it. Suddenly, you feel better and you realize
things will get better in your life, but why? You always knew that this
is the cycle of life, so why does it seem so important now? Is it some
deity speaking, or is your mind kicking in to sustain your happiness?
Perhaps, it is both? Maybe you are only happy because some part of you wants you to be in order to survive. The fact that the seasons are
following the natural order of things is not the actual reason for your
happiness, but the mind needing you to not become depressed in order to perform its functions… Interesting conundrum…

Yet, it does not speak for the moment of bliss when someone comforts
you. Your mind cannot create that. Perhaps that is the deity? Who
knows?

Aye, well that is enough for today, I think. Now onto Physics and Latin… Joy…