In line with others, this journal will be abandoned effective immediately. Additionally, I will be abandoning my e-mail address and instant messenger screennames within the next few months. If you wish to know the situation, I suggest you contact me.

It's about time I cut my frivolous ties.

"I HAD A little bird, and its name was Enza,
I opened the window, and in-flew-Enza."

Are you as aware as you believe yourself to be?

In all seriousness, my advice I think you need to hear. Indeed, it may even bring you to tears. Yet like many an other thing, such word cannot be expressed here. Alas, it must be uttered from my lips sincere. Until then, I wish you well, my dear. And forgive me if some days I act queer, or rather austere . . . The explanation resides in my ( Read more... )

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Sonnet 29 "When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes"

When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes ( Read more... )

Williams was amazing. I hope I can write an entry about it, but I've given up on making promises of the sort... because I usually just end up skipping over the entries completely... my livejournal won't get better until I have free time to enjoy it with. I'm also contemplating whether I want to make this completely friends-only as opposed to semi ( Read more... )

While I'm at Williams (until Monday), I want all of you to read the writings I posted. I hope the fact that I posted this in the first place doesn't offend anyone. I'm too tired to go into any more detail. Good night.

Michael Wlach
Presented at a faculty retreat in 1997.

Every time I’ve been on a retreat and was asked to give a talk or ( Read more... )

From Coma Recovery Association, Inc. - comarecovery.org

Daily Journals of Michael Wlach
By Michael Wlach
Aug 14, 2001, 14:27

“How Could I Possibly Make A Difference?”

Every human being has free will and the ability to make choices and ( Read more... )

'49 Harry Truman, Doris Day, Red China, Johnnie Ray ( Read more... )