January 2012
44 posts
Truth: New Years blows. →
Jan 1st
“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language And next year’s words...”
– T.S. Eliot
Jan 1st
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Last night, I dreamt I wrote a remarkable poem.  I tried to catch the words when I woke up, but they skittered away as I grabbed at the tail end.  It was all abstractions and sweat and ink.
Jan 1st
December 2011
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Dec 30th
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sometimes, you have to start with training wheels. →
okay, time to start writing again.
Dec 30th
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Have Yourself a Retro Little Christmas →
The little boy with arms so small saved pennies, though very poor, to buy himself a Christmas tree, which he’d never had before.
Dec 23rd
You know what’s NOT going to happen this holiday season?  You are not going to ruin it again, the way you did last year.  No sir.  I will not allow it.  (asshole)
Dec 23rd
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Dec 22nd
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Sometimes i write academic stuff: feminist edition →
That time I went crazy and read too much Margaret Atwood and Pat Lowther, and became uber feminist.  And wrote a big paper on it.
Dec 22nd
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“Being privately spiritual but not religious just doesn’t interest me. There is...”
– Spiritual but Not Religious? Please Stop Boring Me.
Dec 22nd
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Dec 21st
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Kim Jong-Un Privately Doubting He's Crazy Enough... →
nevver: Kim Jong-un, heir apparent to North Korea’s highest government post, expressed doubt that he was sufficiently out of his mind to succeed his father, longtime dictator Kim Jong-il.
Dec 21st
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Dec 17th
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Six Reasons Why I Am A Pleased Kitten Tonight:
1. I got an A on my Shakespeare paper “Irrational Love in A Midsummer Night’s Dream” 2. I just killed my Shakespeare final so dead. So very dead. Woot! 3. I have a huge glass of red wine in front of me 4. I have the Christmas episode of Hart of Dixie in front of me (don’t judge) 5. My cat is extra soft tonight 6. I’m going to Seattle in two days!
Dec 16th
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Straight from the vault of grade 12 creative... →
a haiku for you!
Dec 14th
Dec 13th
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We’ve got a new regular at the Watershed: he is a David Bowie impersonator.  He spends his time watching David Bowie performances online.  I’m not joking.
Dec 12th
ListenThe Way Things Are - Fiona Apple
Dec 11th
“Neoliberalism, put crudely, refers to the doctrine that profits should rule as...”
– Wired Magazine, 2010
Dec 11th
WatchWatch
My friend is talented.  She does film stuff. inmoredetail: A compilation of footage, documenting the gathering of great friends and amazing food. 
Dec 11th
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“We waste time looking for the perfect lover, instead of creating the perfect...”
– Tom Robbins
Dec 10th
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I saw Goddard’s Weekend last night, and boy was it bizzare.  Car crashes, cannibalism, poets….a myriad of oddity in true Jean-Luc fashion. This is what Pacific Cinemateque has to say about it: “A self-described “film found on the scrapheap,” Weekend offers a savagely funny, surreal epic satire of our car-crash culture hurtling towards its apocalypse. Godard channels Buñuel...
Dec 10th
Dec 10th
[nameless] →
that is what i am
Dec 9th
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Dec 7th
“Ainsley’s mouth opened and closed, fishlike, as though she was trying to...”
– The Edible Woman
Dec 7th
I don’t know if it’s the abundance of Margaret Atwood I’ve been reading, or the fact that my last week has consisted solely of writing about feminist literary theory, but lately I’ve been feeling like I’ve been consumed.
Dec 5th
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Dec 3rd
A Victim Treats His Mugger Right →
“Julio Diaz has a daily routine. Every night, the 31-year-old social worker ends his hour-long subway commute to the Bronx one stop early, just so he can eat at his favorite diner. But one night last month, as Diaz stepped off the No. 6 train and onto a nearly empty platform, his evening took an unexpected turn.” This is one of the most moving stories I’ve heard in a...
Dec 2nd
Dec 1st
There's an Icelandic bakery in Philladelphia! →
Dec 1st