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Well I was sitting down watching a tv and writing a poem when I could see the silluettes of the birds through the blinds darting back and forth outside around the birdfeeder, and I decided to get up and have a look, I always enjoy watching the birds, and though we usually get the usual now and then a more unique visitor will appear. So at first I could see the more common finches and sparrows but then I was befiefly visited by a flock of beautiful red-winged blackbirds.

Hello. I just wanted to blog, share some things about my life in opennness and intimacy, with complete strangers, as seems such a natural thing to do! I just got a call from the woman I was writing about before, we had a long talk and I thought we connected very well. I was so happy to hear from her. What else is going on is not much, and it's rather banal. I'm going to go visit my best friends in Lawrence this weekend, which will be a blissful weekend. I've been studying some more- which can always ...

It's been two weeks of a hacking cough and an ocean of yellow viscose material pouring from my olfactory apparatus, and I am pissed off, to quote Jon1it. I'm now just angry about being sick; it's getting on my nerves. I want to get better or get pneumonia, but don't keep me here, forever and ever and ever.

After two days of bleach and dye, my hair is a lovely shade of violet-black with midnight blue and deep purple highlights. Unfortunately the midnight blue is fading to tourquoise ...

Well I do not watch Bones, but it comes on before House, so when I flipped the channel to watch House I heard this on a preview for the new episodes of Bones and it tickled my fancy

Just becasue I have breasts does not give me magical powers over infants

To my surprise, my library skills class at Chabot College had more than just books to it. It was about learning library skills through researching themes in rap and hip hop music. I was shocked and a bit disappointed; for me the library means Tolkien, Byron, Yeats and other classics. Rap was not anywhere in the picture.
At the first class, we watched the documentary Beyond Beats and Rhymes by African-American filmmaker Byron Hurt. Analyzing rap videos, the filmmaker realized that they showed ...