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March 18th, 2009 (11:17 pm)

it's a blow-out on a birthday cake
and i'm a birthday candle
floating in the lake
where are you? it's getting late.

for liam

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let it be

August 21st, 2006 (10:10 pm)

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And when the night is cloudy
There is still a light that shines on me
Shine on until tomorrow,
let it be.

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some mornings it reminds me of walking in eden

August 16th, 2006 (09:31 am)
listening to: patty griffin--forgiveness

into temptation

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sunday my left foot

August 13th, 2006 (07:55 am)
listening to: lloyd cole--perfect skin

by the dawn's early light

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July 18th, 2006 (02:10 pm)

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through a glass, darkly

July 14th, 2006 (09:41 am)
listening to: david berkeley--look at miss ohio

same as the other place

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The walk that turned out to be fairly boring

July 3rd, 2006 (11:32 pm)

I did take that walk--another 5 miles, bringing my one-day total walking distance to 10 (ten) miles. By the time I finished screwing around with my last entry the temp had dropped into the high 80's and it was lovely.

walk1
I wore a hat to protect my brain from overheating in case I need to tell someone how many palms are in a cubit.

six more pictures and plenty of witty banter! )

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Happy Canada Day!

July 1st, 2006 (10:17 am)

toonie
Campbellford, Ontario--home of the Toonie

Happy Canada day to all my amazing and wonderful Canadian friends!

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slow news day

June 28th, 2006 (04:48 pm)

Here's what I accomplished today:

1. I called my cousin in Oregon and said "hi".

2. I scheduled for 2 more "emergency room" orientation shifts at the other hospital. One of them is for tomorrow.

3. I scheduled myself for an ICU shift this week. They were surprised, because everyone thought I wasn't ever coming back.

4. I bought a bunch of fine-art paper to make prints.

5. I matted a print for my friend Franklin. It's an ordination present. We were supposed to have lunch today, but he had to do a funeral.

(aside--I had 4 different lunch or dinner dates [no, not that kind of date] for this week and all but the one for this evening canceled. Odds are, I'll be eating alone tonight.)

6. I called my teaching boss and told her I couldn't teach in the fall unless they could figure out a way to get me some paid health benefits. My COBRA runs out at the end of the year and it's either that or take a real job. She sounded motivated to find a way to do it. Good.

7. I opened the mail and paid bills. I have gotten into the habit of just piling up my mail and opening it once or twice a month. Unless it's something from you! Or them.

8. I took an early-morning walk. I thought about things along the way. I found myself in a pretty good frame of mind, all things considered.

9. I updated my calendar for the summer. I'm a lot busier than I thought, and I haven't even scheduled most of my work shifts yet. I should take this opportunity to mention that I am grateful to have such a full, diverse and interesting life. What an unexpected gift.

10. I updated [info]myasma. I haven't taken my picture yet for [info]lowflyingsquab. I guess I ought to go do that. Maybe I'll wait to see if my dinner plans hold up and take a picture of that.

Not bad for a Wednesday, eh?

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paint it black

June 26th, 2006 (04:12 pm)
listening to: alejandro escovedo--the boxing mirror

paint it black, you devils!

I had to hang out all day waiting for a truck to come and pick up some of the stuff I'm getting rid of, so I messed around with my camera and came up with this. I like it.

I had them take away all my living room furniture. I never liked looking at it, and it was not even comfortable enough to sit on with my eyes closed. It's always been such a non-room.

Now I'm going to move my comforable family room furniture in there (including the browncouch, and turn the family room into a creative room, because it has really nice natural light.

This was the first step in de-volumizing and simplifying my life. My goal is to give away three-quarters of my stuff by the time the summer is over. I'm guessing it is going become more difficult the further along I get.

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