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Category Archives: Writing
Poem #4
Thoughts of the Author, the 25 Year-Old Child (The Hills of Dundee) I wish the clouds were alive, Grouped into families as they scuttle across the sky. Alive like the heat That ripples over the grape vines Alive like the … Continue reading
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Poem #3
Bonus points if you can pick out the reference to “Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” A Goodbye to Virginia The willow I shall see no more The house with welcome on its door The vulture with his wings outspread The … Continue reading
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The Undiscovered Country Quotaganza!
It’s taken much longer to reach 200 posts than it took to reach 100. This could be because I either have more or less of a life, but to be honest, it’s probably the latter. For a stroll further down … Continue reading
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The Best Nest
A book I read to the kids fairly often (we don’t have a big selection) is called The Best Nest. It’s a tale of a little owl who leaves his family’s nest as he feels too cramped, and tries a … Continue reading
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Most Violent Les Mis Ever – But Still Awesome!
This is how screwed up I am: when I was five, my favorite music was from the original Broadway cast of Les Miserables. I lost friends faster than a leper with severe body odor, and it was worth it. Over … Continue reading
Sashimi and Shite – My Surreal Life, Part Two
Find Part One here. … The first stop was not the restaurant, oh no. Hanna and I followed Sir’s SUV just down the road to a development that quickly made my eyes pop. There was no question on the wealth … Continue reading
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Sashimi and Shite – My Surreal Life, Part One
One of my major motivations in writing this up was how similar it felt to me to this very early post, Hiding Under a Restaurant Table – A Day in the Life. I don’t hide under any tables here, but … Continue reading
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“I’m Sorry You’re Dying”
My family has an abundance of ghost stories. Aunts and uncles, grandparents and friends that must have – at one point – existed, but I never had the opportunity to meet. Not all of the stories involve horror and excitement; … Continue reading
Children and Manners
I saw this on Failblog and was really impressed. I clicked on the 300 comments thinking they’d all be similarly pleased, since Failblog is usually populated by harsh jerks, but I was….unpleasantly surprised. At least half were comments on how … Continue reading
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See? I’m Not THAT Conservative
I know, a long time without a substantial update. I’m working ten-hour days, so when I DO have time…there’s not too much to say. Just work, work, and a dash more work. Today is not about that. Today is about … Continue reading
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