I know not all the recent grads out there are like me. Some of them had jobs lined up as soon as they got their diplomas! Some of them. But not me.

So what do I do to pass the time?

Well, for now, I blog! And read.

I woke up this morning and grabbed You Are STILL Being Lied To: The NEW Disinformation Guide to Media Distortion, Historical Whitewashes and Cultural Myths (Disinformation Guides) to assist me in my morning poop routine. My partner bought it at the store yesterday and though I insisted it was too depressing to read at the time, I managed to find something that intrigues me a lot in it today. There is a submission in the book by a man named Michael A. Cremo called "Forbidden Archaeology" in which he discusses his book Forbidden Archaeology and opposition that it and works like it have come up against in the scientific community. In particular, his work suggests extreme human antiquity. His proposals are backed by archaeological evidence as well as a belief in the The Vedas.

This is not the first time I have heard or read of someone talking about the Vedas as evidence for ancient human civilizations beyond what we could imagine today, so I think I will start reading them soon! The link above seems like it might be a pretty good option, but if anyone has any suggestions I would love to be pointed in the right direction!

Cremo also proposes that instead of human evolution, we have been devolving from a more spiritual creature into the beasts we are today. I can dig it. Shit's fucked up. However, his pitch is a little more spiritual than I prefer, so for now I will stick to impartially informing myself through reading and research.

Another thing I did this morning was update my other brand new blog, miamdreams. It's just a little blog I intend to keep up for as long as I can stand. The plan is to wake up every morning and if I can remember what I dreamt about, then I will come make a little post about it and then go on about my business. So check it out some time ^^ Maybe you will enjoy the batshit craziness my brain cooks up at night.

Also! Don't forget to play with the poll at the top of the page. The prompt is, "Now you've graduated. How hopeful is the future?"