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The Face of the Earth
It's not like we were married, it was 3 or 4 months...
Some day I'm gonna master this shit.
Someday.
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Well I guess this is growing up.
It's 6:45pm on a Monday evening. I'm home from work. Ants discovered the cotton candy in the garbage can so I take out the trash after ditching my shoes and socks. Untuck my shirt, wipe up kitchen with soapy water to kill the buggers. Uncover the last glass of bottle of viognier that kept me amused through the weekend. Unwrap the last cookie-on-a- ( Read more... ) -
People as Lovers as People
They seem like smoldering fires, and I am just trying to catch some heat or maybe a spark. Sometimes the fire kicks up and it feels good. I used to think it was meaningful, somehow, when the fire kicked up. The heat felt good and I would try to stoke it, try to make it last. I worked hard to make them burn.
Lately, though, I just try to take note of ( Read more... ) -
Music
I am digging on Hernan Cattaneo in a big way this last week or so.
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Goals for 2011
Sayonara 2010. A lot sure changed while you were in power. I miss the safety and security that I started the year with, but I am excited about the possibilities offered by 2011. Goals:- Exercise more.
- Get Qapsule funded.
- Apply to medical school.
- Apply for an F32 grant.
- Find love.
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November
Worked a lot. Went out on a couple of dates that didn't go anywhere. Went to Wisconsin for Thanksgiving, which was nourishing in a couple different ways. Spent a couple weekends with friends.
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September
I don't even really remember September.
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August
Went out on some dates. Took pictures. Made more phone calls than normal and didn't feel anxious the whole time. Started eating lysine supplements. Went to meetings. Listened to music. The Acura died and I donated it's remains to charity. So it goes.
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Hypothetical questions are like lying to your brain.
$50,000 net income after taxes won very randomly in a Pepsi bottle cap contest. What would you do with it?
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Eyjafjallajökull
A spike in the wavelet transform right in the middle of a bunch of serious (and, on its own, rather good) discussion of human preparedness and the way we protect ourselves in the world:
But the week of absences also offers a less obvious lesson. One of the things that went missing in the shadow of that volcanic dust was a sense of human power. And ( Read more... )