Lucas, Aspiring Academic

Hello. My name is Lucas. I currently reside in Fairport, NY and aspire to be a professor, writer, and life long academic. After graduating from Saint John Fisher College with a BA in Economics, I decided to take a break from school to be with friends and family, and to gain some clarity. I know what I want to do and I have my goals, I am simply in no rush. I took a job at the Apple store in Eastview and couldn't ask for a better group of people to work with. It's fun, laid back, and I get to play with cool stuff all day.


I live every day making simple, conscious decisions that I know can change the world if we are all influenced to do so, hence my tagline: Live Green. Some may call me a snob or an out right jerk about certain things, but I stick to my guns. Some things to me are more important than others.

Friday, August 17, 2007

We were friends and have grown distant from one another. But it is right that should be so; let us not dissemble and obscure it, as if it were something to be ashamed of. We are two ships, each of which has its destination and its course; our paths can cross and we can celebrate a feast togehter, as we did - and then the brave ships lay so peacefully in one harbour and under one sun that it might seem they had already reached their destination and both had one destination. But then the almighty power of our tasks again drove us apart, to different seas and different climes, and perhaps we shall never see one another again - or perhaps if we do we shall not recognize one another: different seas and sun have changed us! That we had to grow distant from one another is the law over us... There is probably a tremendous invisible curve and star orbit within which our so different paths and destinations may be included as tiny stretches of the way - let us raise ourselves to this thought! But our life is too short and our power of vision too weak for us to be more than friends in this sense of that exalted possibility. -And so let us believe in our friendship in the stars, even if we did have to be enemies on earth.

Friedrich Nietzsche - The Gay Science

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