Sunday, February 01, 2004

How to find the best place to live From another Yahoo mailing list today, the INFJ group, I found an online quiz that helps you find the best place to live. It's good. Just be careful at the end to uncheck the little box about receiving information from related companies. You can save the results so you can look through them again later. My Dream Studio location is next to protected wilderness land. Oh, I guess I've mentioned this before. It's completely secluded, maybe a mile away from the nearest house and certainly no house within view or hearing. But when I want to play badminton or table tennis, I can find an eager partner among my neighbors. Then there's the big bookstore/cafe.... 9:50:25 AM    comment []

Better to be lost This morning I read a line I like: "Better to be lost than to find yourself in the wrong place." I got this from a message in the Collage mailing list at Yahoo. Have you ever browsed through the groups organized at Yahoo? There's a group on just about every topic of interest. If it hasn't been organized yet, you can start one yourself. I always subscribe by "daily digest" so I'm not flooded with emails. This way, I get one email from the group, that contains all the email messages from members since the last digest. Usually there's one digest a day, sometimes two. Back to the original topic of this post. It suggests an interesting solution to being stuck. "If you find yourself in the wrong place...get lost!" 9:09:55 AM    comment []