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The hamsters, ugly fish, tao himself. Its almost like split personality disorder or if each character gets its own side or mood of tao.

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I like how the ugly fish thanks tao as if it had no relation to tao beyond him letting it have its own poem in the book.

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Tao gets deep on pg 65. Its like breaking up the chains of 'Im going to fail this test', you just feel better when you dont think about it

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If hamsters, a small rodent, seem to take on human characteristics in Tao's poems does this mean that the ants and slugs are different too?

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My laptop died this weekend. I now feel Tao's depression......

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It's probably why people like distractions so much. It gets there thoughts off whatever is stressing them.

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I like Tao's theory about thinking in relation to emotions. I don't know if it's buddhist exactly, but it does work...

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From hamsters back to humans...wow...Tao has some issues with mom

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So many birthdays/weddings/family picnics going on. I have yet to spend a weekend at Allegheny. Doing weekend homework early again...

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I don't really understand where the hamsters came from but they seem more happy than the humans.

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Hehe. "...a temporary solution to a temporary problem is a permanent solution". He does make a logical point.

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Getting a head start on this weekends reading assignment....

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Lin's poetry appears to be almost like a Twitter itself; it's a conglomeration random thoughts, emotions, and actions.