How does death change your perspective?
Well, i won’t get too spiritually deep, although, it has an impact on my worldview. I’ll say this to be brief, it makes realize that time is not to be wasted. Procrastination is the enemy. Therefore I have to be intentional with my time because there’s not much of it left.
Unless the Master comes back in my lifetime then there’s a time to die. But thank God that He has a plan and it’s time to execute that plan before time is up.
What’s your favorite thing to cook?
My favorite to cook is some sort of pasta dish. It can be lasagna or a simple (insert type of pasta, e.g., rigatoni, vermicelli, or spaghetti) and meat sauce with ground beef or turkey. There are so many options to take.
The challenge for me is getting the pasta to be al dente. The right amount of firmness can make or break the dish so I have to give it constant attention or just remember to set my timer when I’m cooking.
Also cleaning up the pots, pans, and plates are so critical to me. A clean sink is indicative of self discipline and mastering the kitchen. The meal is not complete until all the dishes and silverware have been cleaned and set to dry.
Write about your first computer.
The first computer I’ve ever had made by my best friend’s mom. She was a computer technician and she built computers all the time. I was a freshman in college and she offered to make me one for about $300 dollars. It just came out of the blue
I was so happy about it. I could finally use email and get on instant messenger and act a fool online. That such a long time ago. Wow!
*postdated
What do you complain about the most?
I don’t like to complain. I know I have a lot of material to use. Complaining indicates a lack of agency and/or a sense of unthankfulness. For those reasons I stay away from verbalizing my frustrations. Also I’m normally a quiet guy so it doesn’t necessarily go with my M.O.
Of course this is all subject to change.