I've got nothing left to say!

Love,
Terry

the brain. i was listening to some random show on NPR last friday (ok, it was Talk of the Nation Science Friday, i'm a nerd) and they had a guest on who had written a book about the brain. i love the thinking about the brain but it's really a dangerous place. who are we as people? he talked about two parts of the brain one of which controls your ( Read more... )

does it get any better than local news coverage of Young Buck's meteoric rise to fame?

Someties it is hard to criticize, one wants only to chronicle. The good and mediocre books come in from week to week, and I put them aside and read them and think of what to say; but the "worthless" books come in day after day, like the cries and truck sounds from the street, and there is nothing that anyone could think of that is good enough for ( Read more... )

i knew there were only ten left, so i snatched them up. beautiful bees, a handful of bees. as large as my thumb, ringed in halos of yellow and black, a handful of bees.

i knew they were gone, so i clenched my fists and let them hang. meat on bone on hand on wrist on arm on body and the sweat made everything sticky.

it was half past two am. his car wended its way aimlessly along the lonely highway. the radio crackled with a sort of frenetic wasteful energy. the bbc faded in and out in a feeble attempt to get a word in edgewise with the televangelist and the soothing chaos of white noise. he slipped a cassette into the tape deck and the speakers ceased their ( Read more... )

whoa! i almost forgot. i had this dream that i went to one of those giant conglomerate music stores and i saw Tamion 12 Inch's new LP on sale for $8.99. on the cover it had a sticker that said "Featuring their smash hit "Ooowoo" w/Missy Elliot. #1 Video on VH1!" i was totally stunned!

A certain flock of geese lived together in a barnyard with high walls around it. Because the corn was good and the barnyard was secure, these geese would never take a risk. One day a philosopher goose came among them. He was a very good philosopher and every week they listened quietly and attentively to his learned discourses. 'My fellow ( Read more... )

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