There are 50 of us in my class. We have 50 different values, backgrounds, experiences, ways to view the world. We have left the honey-moon faze in our group and people have retreated into being individuals within the group. This means a lot of frustration, irritation, and patronizing bubble up to the surface. Attending thisContinue reading “Group Dynamics”
Category Archives: Writings
Susan Miller Horoscope
The last couple of months I’ve read my horoscope via Susan Miller. I don’t know why I do it, maybe because it’s intriguing to get a hunch of what the future holds? According to the stars and planets, September holds incredible career-opportunities for a Sagittarius like me. Thus far, I have to admit, the horoscopeContinue reading “Susan Miller Horoscope”
The Aged Me
I sense her vaguely. She’s is strong, vulnerable, sensible and wise. She knows things. She laughs a lot, cries a lot for she finds life overwhelming and beautiful at the same time. Had I met her today she would have hugged me, told me not to think too much. She is loving. She has aContinue reading “The Aged Me”
Framily
After an intense week at Hyper with new impressions, new humans, new everything, I got to sit and chat with mom for a while before I went to Tanto with classies and folks from other classes to drink some wine and win(e)d down. When the sun set we headed to Debaser and everywhere I lookedContinue reading “Framily”
Is it possible to explain events in life through mathematics and physics?
In the mathematical field of dynamical systems an attractor is a set of numerical values toward which a system tends to evolve, for a wide variety of starting conditions of the system. So I wonder, what are my numerical values normally? Dynamical systems in the physical world tend to arise from dissipative systems: if it were not for some driving force, the motionContinue reading “Is it possible to explain events in life through mathematics and physics?”
The Habit of Writing / Growth of a Character
I set a goal for myself this summer – ‘write a story, longer then you’ve ever written before.’ I’ve had an idea which has been luring in the back of my mind for a while and when I decided to put it into words, it simply felt right. The past year I’ve acquired the habit of writingContinue reading “The Habit of Writing / Growth of a Character”
A stranger’s kiss
We met outside the party. Time to go home. We spoke to you and your friend a little and then my sister headed towards our bikes. I saw you on the dance floor earlier on and thought you were darn cute, but that was it. Two hours later you sit on my bicycle’s rack. TheContinue reading “A stranger’s kiss”
Getting to know \\ A strangers blend
Those fragile moments, which seem like little eternities in themselves. When the conversation between the two of you is painstakingly nervous, both struggling to find the words, both longing to find out of the awkwardness, to find the connection you both so desperately need. As a bird flaps its’ wings, there it is, suddenly, flared upContinue reading “Getting to know \\ A strangers blend”
Josie Mattsson 