deep and meaningful blog entry....

Having just looked back at the last few blog entries, I 've decided to write something a little different in this one. not entirely sure what but will type away for a minute or two and see what pops into the computer.....
Sleep... i used to be able to sleep really well and for a very long time.... of late however my sleep patterns seem to be all over the place and I wake up at ungodly hours and can't get back to sleep again... usually when this happens i get out of bed come downstairs and read poetry, books, or blog etc...
dreams... mixed in with my irregular sleeping patterns seem to be a patchwork of bizarre dreams, of late they contain friends gone by (worth noting is that they usually have all had a hair cut, one friend had dyed her hair blonde and it didn't suit her at all, lol)...
people... i used to think i kind of understood people... lately my views have been distorted and i have realised that life is far more complex than can be written in a book or structured in a solution...
poetry... i don't write enough... this is partly because i have never really tried but deeper down it's because i was always told as a child that my handwriting was rubbish... this in turn made me hate the subject 'English', therefore i started to hate books, poetry etc...
logos, pathos, ethos... oh rubbish... was hoping nothing too deep would pop into my brain... ok. Logos, Pathos and Ethos are a combination of marketing techniques that when mixed together cans very effectively sell/convince... logos is facts or benefits. Pathos is heartfelt and sincere moving stories. Ethos is testimonials and convictions.
If you answer/argue etc something using these three (in that order) marketing methods, then you will have a very good argument:
e.g. This car is one of the safest cars you can buy (Logos - fact). A moving story now about how the car saves lives when other cars are crushed in car accidents (Pathos - story). "Thank you car manufacturer for saving my small child" A car owner (Ethos - testimony)
work... got freelance work to get on with this afternoon... but the hedge really does need cutting so am in a bit of a dilemma, hedge or work? maybe a bit of both, design work laced with the odd 15 mins of hedge cutting.
coffee... need a cup of the good stuff. at the moment we only have decaf coffee here... what's that all about? bring on the strong stuff...

until later....
(p.s. just read it and realised it's not that deep or meaningful)