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Walked slowly, the screen follower
forever mindful of catching the
ebb flow of thought
comments, directly touching fictional presences.
While hunt-eyes, dwindling their edges soft
forget the traffic of bird and beast
and pine sap scent dies on the air.

I have been having this weird problem recently with my lap top, and at first I thought that the AC adaptor was just going bad, but I did not want to buy a new one, and still have the same problems, so I called my sister to confer with my brother-in-law about the problem.

Basically what has been happening is that when the computer is plugged in, it runs really slowly, but as soon as I unplugged and go just off the battery power, it workes completely normally again.

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Well, a brief address to last entry's topic. We have set an appointment with the EMT on the 12th, until that time, I probably shouldn't sing. If I just tell myself it's not even for two week, i think i'll survive through the experiance. I'll try to keep you update with this, hit me over the head if i ever forget.
Let's see, what else has happened... *scratches head* Oh, wednesday i started a babysitting job with a few friends. We go to this church for two hours and watch somewhere around ...

I was reading today that they have found a star in the constellation Libra that has planets that could support life. One planet, in particular, is inside the, "Hospitable Zone".

Using the Doppler effect of light, they can measure the slightly changing hues in the color of the star to measure what's called, radial velocity, RV. RV is the movement along the line between it and us. By analyzing ...

Into the Open Sky

Our autumn leaves descend --
Poplar, sugar maple,
Oak, and black cherry --
The colored-side face down.

Pines half-participate --
They shed (like deer in spring)
Their summer-gathering
Interior needles.

I love them, these old pines:
Their autumn molting time,
Their winter sun diets,
Their shedding summer fluff.

I rake them this morning--
The turned leaves ...