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kay:
Waiting for you to come back.
kay:
Miss you.
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lizardam:
The note says *I don't know what it is I am looking for*... among other things that are cut off...
I've been looking through old journals. It is refreshing and somewhat strange.
I've been looking through old journals. It is refreshing and somewhat strange.
kay:
Just checking in. 
my sister Virginia is a producer based out of brooklyn. she has put on a variety of productions - from short films to a play "Tender" that went to the Edinburgh, Scotland fringe festival. right now the production that makes the most money for her is producing mock Iraqi and Afghani villages for the military to train troops headed to the battlefield. So she criss-crosses...
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pygmy:
nice boat! i remember you telling me about it, but never saw pictures before.
thanks for the offer, but the only glue you're ever supposed to use on anything in the violin family of instruments is hide glue. just in case anything ever needs to be adjusted or if god-forbid the repairman doesn't do it quite right, it's reversible. and plus if it's ever damaged somehow, for instance if it's dropped, the glue is brittle enough that i'll make a clean break whereas stronger glues with make a more jagged break, often taking off some of the surrounding wood.
and anyways, although i dabbled very briefly as a luthier, i'd rather leave it up to the professionals.
hope you're well.
thanks for the offer, but the only glue you're ever supposed to use on anything in the violin family of instruments is hide glue. just in case anything ever needs to be adjusted or if god-forbid the repairman doesn't do it quite right, it's reversible. and plus if it's ever damaged somehow, for instance if it's dropped, the glue is brittle enough that i'll make a clean break whereas stronger glues with make a more jagged break, often taking off some of the surrounding wood.
and anyways, although i dabbled very briefly as a luthier, i'd rather leave it up to the professionals.
hope you're well.
lizardam:
Thank you. You are very kind.
I will admit I'm a technology doofus.... *download high end functionality onto it using cannon firmware*... this doesn't make any sense to my brain. But I'm interested in anything that saves moola. I use the Canon XTI.... bought it about three years ago. It was a great starter camera. And I have grown with it.... updating lenses over the years. I'm not sure what they run nowadays.
I will admit I'm a technology doofus.... *download high end functionality onto it using cannon firmware*... this doesn't make any sense to my brain. But I'm interested in anything that saves moola. I use the Canon XTI.... bought it about three years ago. It was a great starter camera. And I have grown with it.... updating lenses over the years. I'm not sure what they run nowadays.
lizfitts:
^^^ I hear you.
(Groovy boat!)
^^^ I hear you.
(Groovy boat!)
kamikaze:
Thanks for leaving a great comment on my MR set, glad you liked it. Luminescent. I like that 
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denie:
thank you too, keep your eyes peeled, its coming in few hours
tita:
Happy Birthday Friend
boston public garden, 5am
heavy heavy sky
clumsy gossam dawn
peacock roses
heavy heavy sky
clumsy gossam dawn
peacock roses
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tita:
I am happy to be your friend!
P.S. Isn't Boston grand at dawn?
P.S. Isn't Boston grand at dawn?
kay:
Sounds lovely.
Boston comes alive!
I had a bad first night here - due to the overconsumption of vodka to ease my nerve. I paid for that by inflaming my weak stomach
but I am back on feet and ready to explore this city. I have discovered the Boston Public Library, which has a lovely courtyard and the Museum of Fine Arts is within walking distance as...
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I had a bad first night here - due to the overconsumption of vodka to ease my nerve. I paid for that by inflaming my weak stomach
but I am back on feet and ready to explore this city. I have discovered the Boston Public Library, which has a lovely courtyard and the Museum of Fine Arts is within walking distance as...
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tita:
What a lovely comment! Thanks so much
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lizardam:
Yes, we most definitely should befriend one other.
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lizfitts:
"Of Hell & Handbags"
Yes, it was Sartre.
See you in Hell, sweetheart.
Yes, it was Sartre.
See you in Hell, sweetheart.
kay:
haha. It would be delicious.
~cheers
~cheers
instant erosion rebirth
lizfitts:
Lighten the roots but not darken the soul........ lovely turn of phrase, Jack. And a beautiful sentiment.
I had a damn good day. I woke up at 5:55 am...... pissed off! Figuring a rotten day (& rotten mood) was at hand...... and because I was so damned hungry without food at home....... I took a 7:30 bus to town. Had myself a solitary breakfast - a good one, too, with coffee & Daily News - and then I walked five miles home. Not only was it a beautiful Catskill morning, but I walked off the day's aggression. And it turned out to be a really good day, after all.
Funny aside - I try to hitchhike, being car-less & all. But no one ever picks me up! Maybe it's cos I look like I'm hailing a taxi. Or maybe I look like I know where I'm going. I dunno......
I got my driving learner's permit application, btw. 35 is the new 16.
I had a damn good day. I woke up at 5:55 am...... pissed off! Figuring a rotten day (& rotten mood) was at hand...... and because I was so damned hungry without food at home....... I took a 7:30 bus to town. Had myself a solitary breakfast - a good one, too, with coffee & Daily News - and then I walked five miles home. Not only was it a beautiful Catskill morning, but I walked off the day's aggression. And it turned out to be a really good day, after all.
Funny aside - I try to hitchhike, being car-less & all. But no one ever picks me up! Maybe it's cos I look like I'm hailing a taxi. Or maybe I look like I know where I'm going. I dunno......
I got my driving learner's permit application, btw. 35 is the new 16.
writing from the past circa 2006
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the mystery & allure of random intersecting lives ... where do they come from - where are they going. always in motion. each a tree rooted in the fertile soil of the spirit spreading outwards and up. the young southasian woman swimming in the lane beside mine. delicate cocoa skin, coarse black hair spilling in rebellious strands from...
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kay:
I am familiar with it. I have not viewed it, but was there while he was filming.
I'm glad you are still here. I miss you.
~cheers
I'm glad you are still here. I miss you.
~cheers
lizfitts:
"Complicated decline" is exactly right.
"Complicated decline" is exactly right.
I felt a 50 ft wave wash over me - it is subsiding now perhaps due to the Klonopin
speculations: alcohol was working at moderating my symptoms. a crude inefficient and sporadically ineffective drug. it was like taking a cudgel to my unquiet mind. the more violence in that department the better - or so it felt - stunning the onslaught of tidal washes of...
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speculations: alcohol was working at moderating my symptoms. a crude inefficient and sporadically ineffective drug. it was like taking a cudgel to my unquiet mind. the more violence in that department the better - or so it felt - stunning the onslaught of tidal washes of...
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kay:
OMG! I'm so thrilled to see you back! You were missed!
~cheers
~cheers
waldo_jeffers:
That sounds like quite the roller coaster ride of sensations!