"Well, what dost thou think then of seeing the world? [...] Can't ye see the world where you stand?"

Moby Dick

The Quote

Dropped by Peleg when Ishmael said he wanted to be part of the crew to see the world. Its a subtle one, but you can make out the dots and connect this in our modern life. Wishing to be travel across the world to see it, but what would your current environment then be called?

This quote changed my perspective of what the 'world' is, and that it should be mine. My world, the people, the places, the community that is already around me.

What lays beyond that is not my world, but someone else's. And I would rather explore my world than that of a stranger. Call it copium for not being able to afford the travel expenses of Europe, America, or the bits inside Asia.

I am content with the world I am apart of today.

MOnkeLife

Welcome to the Site

This site aspires to be the main dump of me, Jay Andrew Miñon, of anything I would like to share on the Internet / everyone. It will contain pretty much all the media I will feel comfortably to share.

This site aims to be like my main social media channel. In all honestly I am not super negative about sharing your life online, just don't do it on social media(?) The amount of mind hoops we will have to talk about to justify this own website setup for a social media is too much. Maybe I'll make a blog entry about it, or maybe I have already done it.

So there's that, other sections of the page will slowly open up as I work up the courage to share more of my life, and work up yet more courage to work on the website LOL.

Sections of the website are at the top navigation bar. Feel free to stay around. Thank you for visiting the site!.

The latest update from the MicroBlog

On Aug. 27, 2024
Jay Andrew said:

I have reduced my screen time by a significant amount, and I feel like I am more in tune in what I want and what I do.

Through self-reliance I have evaded the notions of society and basically does what I want. I have removed myself from the concept of shame and herd thinking.

I have rejected the hustle culture and the desire to always be productive. That is simply not what the mind wants.