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The faces all around me they don’t smile they just crack
Waiting for our ship to come but our ship’s not coming back
We do our time like pennies in a jar
What are we saving for
What are we saving for
There’s a smell of stale fear that’s reeking from our skins.
The drinking never stops because the drink absolve our sins
We sit and throw our roots into the floor
What are we waiting for
What are we waiting for
So give me something to believe
Cause I am living just to breathe
And I need something more
To keep on breathing for
So give me something to believe
-The Bravery, “Believe”
So Schmutzie and a couple of her bloggin’ pals decided that the voluming of commenting has been askew all over the net so they established today as the day to come out…
You know, in a blogging way. I know I’m a horrible offender in that I use a feedreader. So I’m chasing down various sites and letting them know that they all rock.And…um, if anyone wants to delurk here…God knows I don’t know half the amount of people that are supposedly stopping by per day – I’m still assuming it’s just my Mom reloading a couple times. So drop me a line, even a hate line…hell, especially a hate line. That would be neat.
1. Yesterday the phrase “essentially the Will to the Truth relates to the Will to the Penis” was used in class. Again, I wonder what I’m doing here and remember why I stopped reading feminist theory when I was fifteen. When I’m confronted with people who tell me that sex is oppression, and I have been before, I tell them at least it’s much cheaper than going to a movie.
2. I make a terrible feminist.
3. I can already see how the cycle of procrastination will give an added boost to my blog in the coming weeks. Read thirty pages of rhetorical drivel or 400 words describing verbose, introspective navel gazing? My cute bellybutton is going to win every time.
4. Cat + Laser Pointer = Comedic Happenings of Epic Proportions
5. I’ve been thinking about the authenticity of blogging, that, in order to produce authentic results you should be only counting an audience of one – yourself. This came up in a session in the conference in July. They asked a follow-up to why exactly do you put your thoughts in the ether in the first place if you don’t want an audience. One member stood up and started the wave of announcing she was proud she was a small blogger. She just didn’t like the idea of an overflow, ”I don’t want people stampeding around. I have breakable things in there.”
6. You know, I dig this format. I think in snippets. The harmony of brain and writing. As Ms. Stewart would say, “It’s a Good Thing.”
7. J and I were talking about the idea of “getting someone’s number” and why this social practice is done and how exactly it is done. I munched on my flauta, “So you say, ‘You there, I have need for your number because I do not have it’ and it is produced?” He looked over to me, “From what I’ve gathered from being told this is that this is the ‘Next Step of Interest’.” We paused, then laughed.
8. One of the best things about grad school is watching a current of dislike of one person’s opinion via another. Bodies stiffen, laughter is stifled, intellectually veiled yet snarky comments are tossed – this is much fun.
9. This Brothers Martin song is awesome. Sadly, it is two minutes long.
10. Of course I have it on repeat, silly.
D says I should do a photo blog. To enable me to do such, he drives down here and we go to a cornfield made into a maze. Yes, a corn maze. A maize maze.
I truly live the wild life.

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