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Sunday, March 11, 2007

Pondering a return to blogdom.  yay? nay? whatevah?   that face, apparently, means whatevah.  it's even spelled that way.

 

clarification:  this has nothing to do with nostalgia and if it happens will probably have nothing to do with xanga.


Thursday, January 12, 2006

It just dawned on me that xanga is really stupid.  So I think I'll just quit.  Right now.  Cold turkey.  If you want to know my thoughts on life, you'll have to ask from now on.  Ta-ta!


Monday, January 09, 2006

Currently Reading
Traveling Mercies : Some Thoughts on Faith
By Anne Lamott
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I think I might be becoming kind of a hippy. 

Updates as events warrent and if I feel like it.

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Edit: Case in point-

 

Listen

With the night falling we are saying think you

We are stopping on the bridge to bow from the railings

We are running out of the glass rooms

With our mouths full of food to look at the sky

And say thank you

We are standing by the water looking out

In different directions

 

Back from a series of hospitals back from a mugging

After funerals we are saying thank you

After the news of the dead

Whether or not we knew them we are saying thank you

In a culture up to its chin in shame

Living in the stench it has chosen we are saying thank you

 

Over telephones we are saying thank you

In doorways and in the backs of cars and in elevators

Remembering wars and the police at the back door

And the beatings on stairs we are saying thank you

In the banks that use us we are saying thank you

with the crooks in office with the rich and fashionable

Unchanged we go on saying thank you thank you

 

With the animals dying around us

Our lost feelings we are saying thank you

With the forests falling faster than then minutes

Of our lives we are saying thank you

With the words going out like cells of a brain

With the cities growing over us like the earth

We are saying thank you faster and faster

With nobody listening we are saying thank you

We are saying thank you and waving

Dark though it is

 

            - W.S. Merwin

 

 

 

Mmmm.  Beauty from ashes.  Joy from mourning.  Praise from despair.

 

Making all things new

 

Loverly.

 

 

 

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*Note, when I first posted this, I considered putting 'loverly' on the same line as 'making all things new' because it would be, meh, just too much the way I have it now.  But then I thought, heck, might as well go the whole hog, so there you have it.  I tell you this A) because I think it's funny, and B) because I'm self-conscious and feel the need to take the edge off the poetic effect with a disclaimer.  Someone please shoot me, eh?


Monday, December 26, 2005

Currently Reading
Catch 22
By Joseph Heller
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I'm in a bit of a quandry.  I want to read:

- A Room with a View

- The Electric Koolaid Acid Test

- Catch 22

 

I was thinking of starting with A Room with a View because it's short, but the library is closed so I can't get it.  I need the library for the Koolaid Acid Test too. 

 

So I guess I'll start Catch 22.  Yup.  currently reading: catch 22.

 

Nice how that worked out. 


Sunday, December 11, 2005

Three truths and a lie from Eileen because I'm definitely not going to be here for Christmas:

 

- There are 35 Starbucks and three million people in Atlanta

- All I want for Christmas is you.

- You're the wind beneath my wings

- I like the way you move.

 

Remember!  Three are the golden Truth and one is a DASTARDLY DECEPTION!

 

So which is it?  Huh, punk?

 

I tag, um... anyone who has been on a boat of any kind in the last year.  (year = 365 days.)

 

Edit:  for Jamel's benefit: tagged = you have to post three truths and a lie in your xanga.  Welcome back to sixth grade.  we're glad to have you.

 

 



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