It's only Wednesday and there's already been some decent sized news this week. Like what you ask? Try an internet hoax aimed at resurrecting Keanu Reeves in the Matrix, a car that has an estimated fuel economy of 261 MPG, and the horrors of not accepting a friend request. Let's not forget The Fantastic Four aren't as Fantastic when one of their own dies, and how exactly does your heart react to the multiplayer madness of Halo: Reach?
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January 26, 2011
December 12, 2010
The Happifying
happify - (verb) to make or become happy
That word is thanks to an old friend of mine, and I take no credit for it. But it does adequately state the topic of this post.
Living in the United States, and in this time of amazing technology, most of us have access to ways to make ourselves happy, even in the darkest night, saddest day, and deepest gloom. I personally turn to the ultimate method of relaxation, rejuvenation, and happification (that's right, a new form of the word): music. Whether playing it for real with UTA, the band which I drum for, playing it on Rock Band, or just listening to it, music has the power to make sense, even when the rest of the world doesn't, and especially when I don't.
That word is thanks to an old friend of mine, and I take no credit for it. But it does adequately state the topic of this post.
Living in the United States, and in this time of amazing technology, most of us have access to ways to make ourselves happy, even in the darkest night, saddest day, and deepest gloom. I personally turn to the ultimate method of relaxation, rejuvenation, and happification (that's right, a new form of the word): music. Whether playing it for real with UTA, the band which I drum for, playing it on Rock Band, or just listening to it, music has the power to make sense, even when the rest of the world doesn't, and especially when I don't.
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