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  • Brick and mortar.

    from phyllissparkly - 11/29/2009
    It had been quite a bit of a week, especially since the close proximity with the ultra hairy Sikh man, whose turban I had observed really thoroughly. I'm very interested in the way they tie their turbans, because how can...
  • Eye hath not seen.

    from phyllissparkly - 11/22/2009
    Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul And sings the tune without the words And never stops at all And sweetest in the gale is heard And sore must be the storm That could abash the little bird That kep...
  • Labeled with love.

    from phyllissparkly - 11/15/2009
    When I discover who I am, I will be free.                               ...
  • Circling the Globe with Facebook Photos

    from CareyGLY - 11/14/2009
    I completely reorganized my Facebook page the other night. I categorized all of my  friends by the labels you see on the left.  This makes it so much easier to use Facebook.  If I just want to se...
  • Faidley's Crabcakes

    from funkster316 - 11/10/2009
    So I read about Faidley's crabcakes and decided to go to Lexington Market (since I was in the area) to check it out. Being the tourist that I am, I had to get the crabcakes. But instead of getting one lump I got a platte...
  • Baltimore visit Part 1

    from funkster316 - 11/10/2009
    This past weekend I was able to stay at my friend's wonderfully cute family home in Baltimore. Thanks dearest friend VLC. I appreciated spending time with you and hanging out with 妹妹--cannot believe she is two now!I got ...
  • Blameless life.

    from phyllissparkly - 11/8/2009
    Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, An...
  • Birth of Venus.

    from phyllissparkly - 11/1/2009
    I want to know from whence it came A question all to sly Derive to find a mean in life The query that is "why?" To ask the past reveals a mask Of failure known to man To learn from fault that turns the salt To mild and ...
  • Highly whimsical.

    from phyllissparkly - 10/25/2009
    In a world where we can measure so many things externally, it is really hard to measure what happens internally - the misery index, and who we are.             ...