… cleverness has never been seen associated with long delays.

(C) by http://www.martin-liebermann.de
The quote in the beginning of this post is from The Art of War. Art of War has always been important to me. I explained it to someone last night by saying “Christians look to the Bible for advice. I read Sun Tzu.”
It may time again to pull steaks, break camp and journey to the next destination. This time is a little bit different then in the past though. I have moved around quite a lot between 1994 and 2004. From Colorado to New Hampshire; Washington, and back; then to Boston, down the mid Atlantic seaboard to Virginia, where I sojourned in a few different cities.
The only things I ever took with me was whatever I could fit in whatever transportation I could dig up. Each time I packed up and left, it was typically to run away from some problem that I may, or may not have caused. I always found greener pastures and brighter shores, and I always ended up learning new methods that women use to break a man’s heart. Each time I landed in a new place, I was able to take everything I learned in the past and use it to grow my experience and wisdom. It was a very exiting and constructive way to spend my twenties, I think. More »