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(This is the second of a two-part story detailing a rather odd dream I had two nights ago. If you have not yet read part I, which precedes this post, dip below this entry and read the background of where part II picks up!) “Welcome back.” Staring back at me were the two escapees whose…
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I’m just not sure where this one came from, but it’s weird enough that i thought I’d blog it out there and see what everybody else thinks. Literal? Figurative? Bizarre, either way… …I’m under the pool at our swim club. I mean, underground under it, walking through these secret tunnels that have glass ceilings, where…
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When we moved into our new house last May, Spring had already consumed our small, quarter-acre lot. The azaleas in the front were in full, brilliant bloom–an explosion of pinks and reds and whites that distinguished our home from all others along our quiet street. In the back yard, where our property line kisses the…
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I’m not too sure what to do with this one. My ignorance remains on the fence, with anger on one side and resolve on the other. First of all, I didn’t even know 1 December was World Aids Day. No clue. I learned about it as many others did: online or on the evening news.…
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I’ve mentioned this before; movie companies should pay me a lot of money to review their movies because I love most of ’em. When my buddy BC and I used to review movies for our University paper, we couldn’t write a bad review if our jobs were on the line (which, of course, they always…
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This is a lot more fun than I thought it was going to be.As I continue to work on my Nano book/musical, High School Yearbook, I am pleasantly surprised with its depth in plot and the gentle steer away from stereotyping my leads. When I was planning out the story, I was a little embarrassed…
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I feel like Gene Wilder in Young Frankenstein, though I just got all my hair chopped off today and I can’t do that mad laugh that he does so, so well. All else, though, applies. Me -n- my Mac, we’re Puttin’ on the Ritz. Here’s the background: I bought my G4 Titanium Powerbook at the…
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First, my kudos to Carl for his incredible R.I.P. Challenge that concluded this week. I am deeply sorry that I did not participate more by posting about the readings. Carl, you got me reading nonetheless, and I thank you for that. Keep up the great work, Friend. You inspire many. Second, I’m done committing myself…
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First and foremost, I’m really creeped out that the dude who made the ouija board in the first place was from Baltimore. Did anybody else know that? Second and a little less than foremost, I went to a school with a Fuld. Third and most foremost, I’m really digging here in the old memory bank…
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A few years ago, I picked up this book (Staying Healthy with the Seasons, by Elson M. Haas, M.D., Celestial Arts Press, 1981) as a companion work to a few Taoist books on health and balance. When it comes to the seasons, I am quite sensitive to their intense peaks as well as their transitions.…
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