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Monthly Archives: March 2003
just lie to me, so I won’t know
(Found it here.) I promise I will stop dwelling on the political in a minute, because I am in need of dipping the ladel into the truly deep well–it is very overdue. Until then, here’s a fairly decent article about … Continue reading
painful poetry
Just stole this link from ex-lion tamer, and I’m just passing the word, like a bucket at a fire. Go to March of Death and listen. Read and listen. … Lies, sanctions, and cruise missles have never created a free … Continue reading
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Tagged Bush administration, United States, Zack de la Rocha
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telling
A quote posted at Mary’s site: free speech is what America is about “Of course the people don’t want war… That is understood. But after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy, and it’s always … Continue reading
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Tagged Adolf Hitler, Adolf Hitler's Deputy Chief, America, Commander, Deputy Chief, Hermann Goering, Luftwaffe, new york, Nuremberg
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tear drops
Why do I always convince myself that the world is not as bad as it seems–and then it proves it is. Why do I hope, over and over again, that brutality and hatred will subside, and that peace will find … Continue reading
relief
I heard a rumor at work that Aziz was shot. Of those at the top in Iraq, Aziz is the most capable politician, and certainly more moderate than Saddam. Aziz wants Iraq to survive as a sovereign nation and has … Continue reading
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no pics
I don’t feel like writing, so try this old journal entry. I’ll be rearranging the site soon. If you get screwed up in the frames (these are old pages, coded when I knew less than not much) then try this … Continue reading
pair
pic A couple days ago I threw out all the junkmail and outdated catalogs which had accumulated on my kitchen table. I tidied what was left, a few books and some old journals and sketchbooks, with plans to put it … Continue reading
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Tagged actress, anthropologist, Carrie Fischer, Loren Eisley, Postcards from the Edge
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see?
335kB’,CAPTION,’click=fullsize’);”> Here’s another before I go to bed; a window and a loft door from the same building as last entry. It was a fire station at the turn of the century. I have always loved this building and I … Continue reading
given image
140kB’,CAPTION,’click=fullsize’);”> Cold as can be, here. Joint-aching cold, and windy, too. I was outside around sunset playing with my new camera. My fingernails are still throbbing. This one was an accident; I thought the windows were in focus, not the … Continue reading
helicopters coming
I woke up, started the coffee, and heard a helicopter go over my house. I folded the futon and heard a helicopter go over my house again. I poured my first cup—oh! that first cup is always so glorious—and my … Continue reading