All I have to say about 2010 is:

Where did the year go?
I meant to do something with it, but it somehow eluded me!

*pockets a leash and puts on sticky gloves to catch 2011 early*

I really miss having a camera.

Yeah, I know it's greedy - there's people without shelter and food.
But still, I miss my camera.

I often wake up with a song in my mind. I often wonder if the song I wake up with in my mind is my subconscious being expressive. If it is, I guess there's many worse ways for it to express.

Today I have Howard Jones "No one is to blame" in my head.
( Lyrics included for your reference )

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Ever since that really terrible car crash in 2004, I've heard music. I mean, I hear music that no one else on this plane can hear. I mean, not just when I am flying, but when I am sitting in the room with you. I hear music. Invisible music ( Read more... )

I took Marsh Road home yesterday, just cuz I was tired of the evilness of the 880/237. It's a gorgeous ride along Marsh across the bottom end of the bay, and there's trees and grass, and yes, bits of water -- in contrast to the concrete scenery you get in a commute through other places in the bay area ( Read more... )

They've been letting me listen to freespeech radio lately. I should moderate my dosage of varied viewpoints and insights into non-mainstream history -- I get all incensed about injustices and politics... then I get all altruistic about stuff and wanna change the world. Changing the world is HARD work ( Read more... )

My horoscope for today:

On this day you will turn your attention to your duties and responsibilities, to those tasks that you may not want to do but feel that you must in order to fulfill your obligations to others.

According to the Oregon State Archive website, identifying folks for the census in the 1800's was tricky. They say: The first use of the term “Indian” doesn’t appear until the 1870 census when it became a choice in the column heading for “color.” Neither the 1850 or 1860 census for Oregon included significant numbers of Native Americans. In ( Read more... )