SMASH! I miss Livejournal.

Here we go again. It's time to pack up and move on to the next destination. I decided in July of this year (2011) that I would be moving back to Michigan, and that time has finally come ( Read more... )

Today I'd like to talk about the experience of having roommates. Most of us have had them. Whether they're friends, family, or acquaintances, sharing space can sometimes be difficult. I've been a guest at others' houses, where the dynamic between mutual domicile dwellers is admirable; but one must assume that things aren't always as peachy behind ( Read more... )

Oh, LJ. I think we should get back together.

Editor's note: Posted here solely at the request of my Aries sister from Long Beach

This is the first entry in my new blog. Here is the address: D. Klein's blogThe following blog has been rated R for adult language, adult content, nudity, substance abuse, audacity, tenacity, crassness, reality checks, and blatant honesty ( Read more... )

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I will be leaving Arizona in less than 48 hours at the time that I'm writing this. It's been a very enlightening experience here, and even as I was contemplating my relocation here from Detroit in 2005, I felt in my heart that my time in Phoenix would be a transitional one- and it has been in many ways a stepping stone, both occupationally and ( Read more... )

I remind myself of these things constantly in order to keep myself grounded ( Read more... )

I first noticed it in the sky in streaks, similar to shooting stars- only in broad daylight without a cloud in sight. I tried pointing this out to my acquaintances, but much to my frustration they did not see it. I walked to the end of the street and witnessed gray and white vapor, spiraling towards me. As it grew closer, a purple ring was formed, ( Read more... )

An iceberg only shows one-ninth of itself above the surface of the sea. Although you're enamored by its beauty, you care not to see what's hidden beyond the black, icy depths. "It's just more of the same," you'd say. That may or may not be true, but it can still tear a hell of a hole in your hull ( Read more... )