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Tuesday, 20 April 2010

  • I'm still here. You?

    Well.  I hardly know how to begin.

    It's been three years, nearly.  Three years, and a lot of things that have gone unwritten.  And that is okay, because it was a three years in which things happened that maybe didn't need to be shared with the internet.

    But I've been feeling the writing urge again.  I came here to check back, to do some research on a particular time in my life, and found like that I LIKED reading this--I liked the silliness, I liked the comments, and I like the new format that apparently xanga has implemented without my input.

    The truth is, I've been thinking of xanga as a has-been; I've been considering myself too good for blogging.  Blogging is so what EVERYONE DOES, EW. Blogging has started to sound silly to me, and I've started to think that no one would read.  Who would read, when a facebook status is so much easier to scan? In the world of twitter, who reads blogs? Who cares?

    But I enjoyed it. If I write it again, will they come?

Wednesday, 05 December 2007

  • I hope so, too.

    I received a phone call tonight from an unidentified number.  Andrew's calls come from unidentified numbers, so I picked up.  Disappointingly, this was not him, but a woman with the exciting news that I had been selected to possibly qualify for an exciting exciting paid exciting destination vacation. It was so exciting.

    First some questions. Married or single?

    Not married.

    Ooh, not married. Okay, then. Gainfully employed or successfully retired? I asked if those were the only options, because, you see, I'm a student. I'm not retired. But I'm certainly not gainfully employed, either. She then--with concern--asked me if I was twenty-five years of age, in such a way that I assume year twenty-five is a requirement for qualification. More than that, I assured her.

    She let me down gently. I did not qualify if I was neither retired nor gainfully employed.

    "But hopefully," and her tone expressed her sincere desire that this would be the case, "the next time we call, you will, you know, have a job."

Sunday, 28 October 2007

Thursday, 18 October 2007

Monday, 15 October 2007

  • Now Seen in Airports

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    Luggage Carts in brilliant yellow.

     

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    The solution to complex global crises...right there on a coffee cup! Brilliant.

     

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    Luggage claim.  My bag went to Minneapolis, even though I went to Memphis. 

     

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    The "Alive Elvis Animatronic Robot."  A quote:

     

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    "You can touch his soft hair and sideburns, stroke his skin, feel his black leather jacket, look into his clear baby blues, and marvel as his lips form their distinctive 'curl' before he sings in that soulful voice."

     

    This is real. 

     

     

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