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Name: Kati
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

I don't know which works better... wishing on 11:11's; hoping on happy moments; praying before i go to sleep or when i wake up; thinking.. talking.. acting...

I don't now if playing fate/changing cards is more efficient than praying to a God.

Regardless. I am doing all of those things for you Mom.


Sunday, September 21, 2008



"I'm missing your laugh,
how did it break?
And when did your eyes
begin to look fake?
I hope you're as happy
as your pretending.
I'm missing your bed,
I never sleep.
Avoiding the spots
where we'd have to sleep.
And this bottle of
Beast is taking me home."



Thursday, September 18, 2008

sorry,can't stop the hip-hop, in my blood it never parts,
sorry, can't cop the beat that's underneath, my hip-hop heart,
you can brag, it doesn't mean a thing to me
you lost the battle way before you began to speak
and you can talk your shit, and take that risk
i'll shoot your weak mix down with my confid-ence
i can stammer and stutter and still business numbers
i am far from perfect, and it makes you nervous
cause when i try, my endurance is lastin
you've been breaking mirrors practicin
and i don't walk through life i'm dancin
i don't have to push or shove
got the Moses step making waves rise above

-random rap i wrote down a quick minute ago.

i used to be so much more creative than i have been lately.


Tuesday, September 16, 2008

"I'll give you this confession
I am taking you with me
Where we can contemplate our chemistry

And your eyes were lined with questions
With the blood rushing to waste
To take this feeling with us to our graves
To our graves

I get the feeling we're so misdirected
I get the feeling we have lost control
Til then I'll turn you to the new religion
We're dropping out into the so unknown
So unknown, yeah.

And we won't wake up on Sunday
So I'm building us a church
Where we can sleep in
With the gods at work

And our friends will write us letters
They'll never understand why we don't call
We're hiding out until the empire falls
Let it fall.

I get the feeling we're so misdirected
I get the feeling we have lost control
Til then I'll turn you to the new religion
We're dropping out into the so unknown

If we have lost control,
We're drifting slow
Into the so unknown

If we have lost control,
We're drifting slow
So we drop out

And I'll give you this confession,
I am taking you with me.

I get the feeling we're so misdirected
I get the feeling we have lost control
Til then I'll turn you to the new religion
We're dropping out into the so unknown

I get the feeling we got disconnected
I get the feeling we have lost control
Til then I'll turn you to the new religion
We're dropping out into the so unknown

You're so unknown, yeah.
We're so unknown.
The so unknown, yeah"

First song I looked up the lyrics to on the new Jack's Mannequin CD. It won't be the last, but there is always something special about the first.

I miss a lot of things tonight.
That wasn't meant to be sad.

I have my computer back, finally. Last week of Powder Puff practice and hopefully procrastination.





Tuesday, September 09, 2008

If we could reduce the world’s population to a village of precisely 100 people, with all existing human ratios remaining the same, the demographics would look something like this:

 

  • 60 Asians
  • 12 Europeans
  • 5 Americans and Canadians
  • 8 Latin Americans
  • 14 Africans
    1. 49 would be female; 51 male
    2. 82 would be non-white; 18 white
    3. 89 heterosexual; 11 homosexual
    4. 33 would be Christian; 67 would be non-Christian

 

  • 5 would control 32% of the entire world’s wealth, and all of them would be US citizens.
  • 80 would live in substandard housing
  • 24 would not have any electricity at all, and 76% that do have electricity, most would only use it for light at night
  • 67 would be unable to read
  • Only 1 would have a college education
  • 50 would be malnourished and 1 dying of starvation
  • 33 would be without access to a safe water supply
  • 1 would have HIV
  • 1 near death
  • 2 would be near birth
  • 7 people would have access to the internet

 

If to take a look at the world from this condensed perspective, the need for acceptance, understanding and education becomes evident.

 

If you woke up this morning with more health than sickness, you are luckier than the million that will not survive this week.

·         If you have never experienced a war

·         A loneliness of an imprisonment

·         An agony of tortures

·         Or a famine- then you are happier than 500 million persons in this world

 

If you are able to go to church, mosque, or synagogue without fear of harassment, arrest, torture or death- you are happier than 3 billion persons in this world.

 

  • If there is a meal in your refrigerator
  • If you are dressed and have got shoes
  • If you have a bed and a roof above your head- you are better off than 75% of people in this world.

1.      if you have a bank account

2.      money in your purse

3.      and there is some trifle in your coin box- you belong to the 8% of well-provided people in this world

  • If you can read the newspaper you do not belong to those 2 billion people who cannot read at all.

We read this to our village every session. Tomorrow, I will be reading it for my Public Speaking class.



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