BENJAMIN.ENGLISH.THE.OSSIE.SPANIARD: Back at Raging Waters, this time with a season pass

No Doubting...

https://youtu.be/PiBX-ESFDF0?si=RnMSER-p7JVe0g6Z

Why pay $55 AUD for a one day visit when for only $90 you can have just over a year's worth of visits with the season pass. Should have got it last time but didn't realise. Clearly we'll be returning again and again in 2025.

It's unseasonably warm so yesterday the lawnmowing was tricky. Around six weeks ago we had a day that was like 108 degrees I mean I had to take a half hour break. I have a number of different lawnmowers including a self propelling mower so I used that yesterday due to the long walks would otherwise hurt my back or be sore on my legs. I could barely believe my right knee started hurting briefly on the last mow yesterday. Although not for long. It was difficult to believe as normally I have no trouble with knee pain excepting one time I had a job for a few weeks in 2003 delivering white pages phone books before technology phased them out. That was brutal. I even dreamed one entire night like cats were attacking my right knee or something. Anyway after that job I headed to Sydney Olympic Park aquatic centre where Alex had his swimming meet recently and literally had a nap in the hot tub. Having discovered San Diego mental physician Joe Dispenza on the drive.

Then Ramadan dinner in Auburn a little after 8pm. I mean I'm drinking coffee all day so I'm still starving and losing weight but it's not too hard like that.

Intel has a new CEO and here's Bill Gates on delegating responsibility:

"Bill Gates said he would "choose a lazy person to do a hard job"—here's why 'laziness' might actually be the key to success. - DMNews"

https://dmnews.com/mal-bill-gates-said-he-would-choose-a-lazy-person-to-do-a-hard-job-heres-why-laziness-might-actually-be-the-key-to-success/

Circling back to Joe Dispenza and cancer. We need to study cancer as a function of the human body weaning itself. What are the statistics like for CEOs and cancer. Who is actually getting cancer and wby? How much is genetic. How much is wrong think. And how much environmental?

Just before falling asleep later on at home, reading this article:

"“Like A Loyal Dog”: 67 People Reveal Wedding Red Flags That Spell Disaster" https://www.aol.com/67-people-share-things-ve-015900305.html

Quite interesting. I'm a real social reject so I've only been to like two weddings that I can recall. My buddy Jason who is a chronic pot smoker and recently divorced from a childless marriage involving a hefty chunk of real estate, went to a gay marriage with his wife before they divorced. An important trainer/manager at NSW ambulance that married another guy. I actually spoke to this NSW ambulance guy once on the phone while driving my family to a kid's birthday party, another acquaintance of mine, a lawyer, from the same kind of circles as this Jason guy and the ambulance guy. I don't actually believe in gay marriage, I think it's an abomination. But maybe that's why I'm a social reject, but I don't care.

However returning to Joe Dispenza, he raises some very important points about things like fixed ideas, believing you're a social reject and etc.

Yeah I thought Bill Gates must be joking about cows causing CO2 emissions but then I actually looked at the science and it's pretty interesting as they do cause a lot of CO2 emissions. I don't know about micromanaging plant food (CO2) though. When in doubt consider Lao Tzu, do you think you can hold the universe? You would ruin it.

Do you want to improve the world?

I don't think it can be done.

The world is sacred.

It can't be improved.

If you tamper with it, you'll ruin it.

If you treat it like an object, you'll lose it.

Aaaanyway. Do I feel hypocritical talking to a gay guy about his gay wedding or a transgender guy about his emerging boobs? Not at all. If Jesus can hang out with tax collectors hookers and drunks then so can I!

In fact, I recall Xmas of 2009 or 2010 hanging out with my Mrs, my buddy Karl Marx (not his actual name just a nickname for the purposes of this blog) and two or three prostitutes, all heroin junkies and my buddy's brother also a heroin junky in their small prostitute heroin junky apartment, I brought a small portable bbq up and ran a BBQ on their tiny balcony. I believe they all shot up heroin while the Mrs and I and Marx were bbqing. In fact Marx's mother it turned out, was also a heroin user, hence Marx's wise self awareness in describing himself as a 'scumbag'. Poor guy. Zero judgement of the whores and heroin junkies. If Jesus might do it, I would too! That's my attitude. So while the left is pushing transgenderism onto children and acting like it's normal, I'm telling you it's an abomination same as homosexuality and heroin use. Abominations. Was my buddy Jamie in West Hollywood a fag who suddenly seemed to have boobs? Absolutely. Did he normally strap them down? Sure he did. Whatever. Sure it's an abomination, doesn't mean I can't be friends and show love to absolute shockers out there. Some people are just messed up and can't be helped. I don't think I need to change them. It's important to respect people's dignities. One of these aforementioned prostitutes just mentioned, was living across the road from aforementioned bbq with yours truly just ten or eleven years beforehand as roommates. Before she followed her brother's bad example and got addicted to heavy drugs like crystal meth, she was a happy go lucky college girl from a wealthy upper middle class family. Her father was an American guy who divorced her Dutch mother, a cancer research specialist for Sydney University and went back to California, also an academic, and remarried there. In fact I feel sorry for the younger brother of this woman, Benjamin, having two siblings both heroin junkies. The poor father was in tears seeing his daughter in prison. I don't know what got into that girl. While I believe excessive fornication in youth is bad, some of these college kid youth in committed monogamous relationships with a lot of sex, are probably going to benefit from these pseudo marriages, despite not intending children or even financial support between each other. Modern life is certainly complex and full of pitfalls.

Most everyone loves a balcony bbq, wouldn't you agree Guillermo? One must be mindful of neughbors and guests.....