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And so it ends...
Over the last two weeks I've noticed that my link to my Friends page is broken. It keeps displaying cached data rather than updating with new posts. I'm taking this as a sign of something I've been considering for a long time, which is bidding an end to my LiveJournal ( Read more... ) -
Waking Up
1. Put your iPod on shuffle ( Read more... ) -
Washington to Connecticut in Pictures
All my processed photos from the road trip between Washington and Connecticut have been uploaded to Flickr. You can see the entire set at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kestrana/sets/72157624091038154/ -
Ouch
I hurt all over. Bruises all over. Muscles ache. Mental fatigue. I haven't been this bone-tired since band camp. -
Thoughts On Time
Time passes and nothing we do can stop it. Even if we had no mental human conception of the entity of time, it would not prevent the lunar and solar cycles, the seasons or the passing of living things defined by a mortal lifespan. Time has been both a fascinating and difficult concept for me throughout my life. As an enthusiast of history, the ( Read more... ) -
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Grandma
Here are my pictures from my trip:
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Song Life Meme
Using only song names from only ONE ARTIST,cleverly answer these questions.Pass it along to at least 15 people,including me.You can't use the band I used.Try not to repeat a song title.Its a lot harder than you think. Re-post as" my life according to (band name ( Read more... ) -
The Edge of the World
I go now to the edge of the World ( Read more... ) -
Tires & Mines: Two Birds with One Stone?
The problem of abandoned mineshafts is one that is easily forgotton until your house is has been condemned due to the sudden development of a sinkhole beneath it. This is exactly the situation a neighbor of one of my college boyfriends experienced in the coal country of Southern Illinois. Mining is something of a forgotten art nowadays. Sure we ( Read more... ) -
Disasters & Seattle History
The recent smattering of earthquakes across the globe has made me wonder what is going on with the the planet's core. The USGS says that earthquake activity has been normal over the past 300 years, with a slight peak in the last fifteen. Despite this reassurance, there are some that say the Pacific Northwest is headed for a disaster of biblical ( Read more... )