ABSILVER's World

OK.. One serious post deserves a not so serious.. Varying Thoughts of the day: Dating Sites: 1) Why do people post pictures of themselves looking mean, mad or sad? 2) If your room is a mess why show that in a picture? 3) If your room looks cluttered and you just have a twin bed it makes me think you live at home with Mom and Dad. 4) I don't want to see your life history in pictures. Would like to see what you look like today and don't want to have to guess. But, when there is a lot of them over time I focus on the one I least likely want to meet and move on. 5) When people say they don't want you to have any drama in your life, is that cause they have enough for both of you? Pretty hard to be in your 40's and be drama free, unless you haven't lived. 6) If your pictures aren't current, don't you think that ruins the comment of wanting honesty from your dating prop sects? And don't you think when we meet I might notice you are a few years (or decades

Have you ever had a day, and you just couldn't make sense of the world? Or more importantly sense of your own world? That was part of my day. I sit here all comfortable in my life, but on occasion my mind takes a journey. I have a great gift and that is I can see logic and I can see feelings and beauty. I know there are discussions of right brain and left brain. But, I know in my gut I have the balance of both. It gives me a great gift but at times a great challenge as well. I spend most of my waking days during the week in the logic of my mind. IBM drives the need for logical thought. Speed of execution, and to creatively investigate better ways to do things. But, I know to be successful it must be logical and so I keep my mind centered on that. The ability to cross the line of my mind and tap my creative energies adds to my value at work, and I think helps to differentiate me in a sea of bright and successful people, but nonetheless I exist in a logical world. For most

SO, here I sit and I can't believe it has been more than two months since my last posting. I have been spanked online by Mr. Dynin for not having written in a while, and I do deserve it. Frankly, I wrote two posts and never posted them. As much as I love this outlet, I must confess that one was too personal for me to post. It was related to coming out and the challenges about how where I lived kept me mentally and emotionally in the closet. I just reread it and still think it has meaning. Maybe it is a tree that falls in the woods, and if I am the only one that reads it does it matter? It is interesting... because not posting the personal post makes me feel slightly hypocritical. I know I intended this blog to be all out here with my musings of my own life. I also realize that I may have posted this a year ago, but since I have returned to IBM and taken my Business Conduct Guidelines class and test it made me pause. Frankly, they mention social media as a concern and I don&