That's a tough one. The Bible might be a cliché answer, but it continues to change my life on a regular basis as I read more of it. There have been many. Mere Christianity (Lewis) influenced the way I see religion. Why Black People Tend To Shout shaped my views on race. A Light In The Forest helped me identify myself within my rather confusing surroundings. I read a great deal of Asimov and Heinlein, when I was young, which helped shape my view of technology and the future.
Ask me another question, I'll be honest.
Friday, November 4, 2011
What was a book you read that changed you life?
Monday, October 24, 2011
How do you typically react when you are angry?
Better than I used to. When I was younger, I had a really bad temper. I didn't always show it, most of the time I'd keep it pretty bottled up. I developed a more carefree attitude in college, but that began to wane after I graduated and the stresses and responsibilities began to build up. Soon I was not only hot tempered again, but because I was being more open about how I felt, I reacted pretty badly. Thankfully, I'm rediscovering that carefree attitude once more.
Are you happy?
I am. I couldn't always say that. But I am. I think it's a result of realizing that being happy was a choice. Sounds super cheesy, but I realize that no matter what the situation is, I could honestly choose to be ok. And not worry. That to me right now is the opposite of being happy; worrying. So yes, I'm happy. :)
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