Heinlein

"People do what they want to, every time. If it pains them to make a choice -- if the choice looks like a "sacrifice" -- you can be sure that it is no nobler than the discomfort caused by greediness...the necessity of deciding between two things you want when you can't have both. The ordinary bloke suffers every time he chooses between spending a buck on beer or tucking it away for his kids, between getting up to go to work or losing his job. But he always chooses what hurts least or pleasures most. The scoundrel and the saint make the same choices on a larger scale." (256)




Nashville was amazing. an absolute blast.
Whenever I go there I always feel at home.
It is certainly in the running for places to live after Kentucky.

I have to find a date for the opening night of the new Star Trek movie.