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SEPTEMBER 6, 2011 @ 07:40 AM


What is up kids?

It's raining here in the A, and I got too much sun this weekend (one last hurrah on the beach) so I'm hecka itchy. I don't sunburn very easily, but apparently I do still require sunscreen if I'm going to lay out for multiple hours. In other news, I am an idiot. I got to swim in the ocean, though, which is definitely high up in the Favorite Things list.

Here is a hipstery picture I took on the beach:

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My homegirl Luz has convinced me to join her poledancing studio (!!!) which has been a blast so far, because this is Atlanta and so you get explicitly hip-hop-oriented classes that are booty-focused and so far up my alley that they might as well be choreographed by yours truly. It's a fun accessory to Crossfit, and a good workout in and of itself...my upper body strength means I might be able to do some really interesting things eventually. Anyway, I'm sure there will eventually be pictures and/or video of yrs trooly twerking it out, for your enjoyment.

I would like to recommend an amazing book to you folks now. It's called Ego, and it's an exploration of the evolutionary potential implied in 9/11 and its aftermath. I'm sure that sounds weird as hell, but this book is incredibly inspiring with respect to humanity's future. But, then again, I'm a little hippie-dippie and weird. Still, even if you're not into human potential stuff, it's worth it just for the fascinating chapters that drill down the meaning of tiny incidences spun out from that horrible event. This isn't some weird capitalizing on 9/11 book; it's legitimately meaningful. A+.

Not much else. I hope those of you in the US had an awesome Labor Day weekend. I know I did.

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OpticNerve

OpticNerve

Arlington, MA
November 2003

SEP 06, 2011 08:29 AM

As God-fearing as I am, I do believe we as a species have the ability to learn from our mistakes. The only question is, can we change our ways fast enough?

mildots

mildots

USA
September 2007

SEP 06, 2011 08:29 AM

Ill have to check out the book. It sounds interesting.

longlostsapper

longlostsapper

Sandusky, OH
January 2010

SEP 06, 2011 09:13 AM

You know have never been in the ocean

PaulNikon

PaulNikon

Palm Bay, FL
February 2003

SEP 06, 2011 11:43 AM

What beach do you go to?

I was on Tybee Island in March. It was cold. Not beach weather.

Ego huh? That does sound interesting.

Luz

Luz

SUICIDEGIRL

I'm lost

SEP 06, 2011 12:12 PM

Good news: little casual perusing of a friend's photos tipped me off the the fact that the dance club I was hoping we'd go to--Opera--is full of stripper poles. So--yeah. We gon' own that shit!

ericwine

ericwine

Charlotte Hall, MD
January 2007

SEP 06, 2011 01:55 PM

Sounds like it's worth checking out.
I hope your itch goes away quickly.

schiavona

schiavona

Chapel Hill, NC
July 2004

SEP 06, 2011 03:09 PM

Heyho sweet cheeks. I like the hipster pick. Especially the little tongue sticking out. Very hot stuff. wink But I gotta ask, why do you say you are an idiot?

Hmm hmm hmm...pole dancing exercise fun. And potential sex-ay videos. Very nice. Something to look forward too.

Love and hugs, gorgeous. Hope you are having fun.
kisskiss

Vellin

Vellin

SUICIDEGIRL

I'm lost

SEP 06, 2011 04:08 PM

That book sounds lovely, I'll have to check it out. I just finished reading The Glass Castle and I think you'd really enjoy it. kiss

lbcyclist

lbcyclist

Long Beach, CA
April 2007

SEP 06, 2011 04:16 PM

Girl, it's time you graced this site with a new set.

Pia

Pia

SUICIDEGIRL

Chile

SEP 06, 2011 05:04 PM

linda love

tadkil

tadkil

Duluth, GA
September 2004

SEP 06, 2011 06:03 PM

Just got soaked in some evolutionary primate theory. Pretty convinced we are the ape who thrives on change and environmental chaos. Maximized exploitation of the niches generated by that change are what we are about. But then again.., neanderthal clocks in at 400 k years and we haven't broken 200 k yet. I might be packin' some species hubris.

Will read the book.

hoorayparade

hoorayparade

USA
May 2006

SEP 06, 2011 06:04 PM

I tried a pole dancing class but seeing as I don't do crossfit and have tiny weakling arms it was super hard. I had so much fun failing at it though. I started massage thearpy school and I am really excited about having to use my body in different ways. It really works my arms and thighs.

It looks like you're having a blast in that picture! So cute!

I will have to look into that book because getting anything positive out of huge tragedies, especially that, sounds great. I get overwhelmed by all the bad stuff that happens in the world and I would love to start reading stuff that shifted my way of thinking. If I like this would you mind if I got some more reccommendations from you?

Vanceowen

Vanceowen

Thousand Oaks, CA
September 2006

SEP 06, 2011 06:18 PM

I didn't know they had beaches in the ATL. Totally get why you'd want to show the body off at one.I seriously recommend the sunscreen though, all my friends get little core samples drilled out and burned off these days. Heavy wetsuit use saved my body, but I'm sure the clock is running on my face.

I spent my weekend taking apart motorcycles, because thats what all the cool kids want these days. I post pics on my blog int for people with a basketcase fetish.

Stay young... And beautiful.wink

OpticNerve

OpticNerve

Arlington, MA
November 2003

SEP 06, 2011 07:05 PM

Huh. I'm surprised that we haven't been friends before.

triplegold

triplegold

Burbank, CA
August 2005

SEP 06, 2011 07:39 PM

What a great photo of you. smile

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