JohnnySwims

If I could uninvent any one thing in the world, I would uninvent the pen. An immediate change is that my wallet would find itself much fuller, an obsession with pens destroyed in an instant. The small fortune I have squandered in pursuit of the best pen would be restored to me and perhaps invested in more worthy endeavors. My account on JetPens and Bungu would be deleted , along with half of their website and revenue . Astronauts would have to exclusively use pencils in space, unable to enjoy the luxury of a smooth writing experience free of imperfections. This fails to encompass the mountains of work and signatures lost in an instant. Although, p erhaps the greatest thing that would unravel as a result is the unnatural human need for perfection.   My current "go-to" writing pen. Although, I put the ink in the body of a G-2 as the EnerGel is just to flimsy. (Note: the picture above is not mine)                Pens are an unyi...

    I was browsing the web recently, when I came across an article that put not having enough retirement funds as one of the biggest fears/concerns that Americans had on their mind. A sentiment we see carry down to the saving and work habits of most Americans. Americans work about 1,750 hours a year. A sizable increase from our neighbors across the pond, with countries like Germany only averages around 1,350 hours a week. All in an effort to raise their own standard of living and to stave off the depletion of their savings accounts and retirement funds.  Despite all the Woolf says about the inevitably of death and the futility of our effort, Americans continue to pour their lifeblood into preparing for their eventual exit of the labor force. William dealing with getting sick all the time    Despite the raging debate over the role of government assistance, America does lay out some provisions for the seniors in America. Various accounts, such as 401(k), Roth...