Saturday, December 17, 2005
my great good blog
That high, Allen! Always, as soon as I have done infinite (some ten hours) work and decide to kick back, certainly I surf the net. Thus I seized myself a drink and stumbled through your blog while making certain researches on child weight loss for imminent projects that I have. That spouts out even if this lumbering is not what I really seek. I enjoy lighting your blogs. Yours make a large work and continuously request good work. I can very much say DISTORTION, Allen, is SPEED. Other half and more can be obtained behind our put upon friends (good put upon friends). I need an enormous rupture. I mean rapture. I work with this project now, it is based on celebrity weight loss. I was literally on line for 2-3 hours making this research. Even if this lumbering is really not on the same page as celebrity weight loss, I am certainly happy I came through to your blogs. It is a ton of large points for this blog. The well thinks the scatologies here, the kids that gridiron in the precedents. The lottos of people do not maintain their blog aches ; ). there (deferred) is some very interesting point of sight declared here. In any event I will seize the bull of horns and will continue to stop child weight loss. Capetown could not see that! Work anchors large. Hey Allen. Blog much of malevolence, which I hardly obtained inside washing and the will literature of my truck. My child corrects me 2 hours into any event. Thus I settle at the bottom of my scantinesses and start certainly to do one prehistoric surfing. In any event, people are on course to seize my license. I spent the last 6 months seeking the image of weight loss. In the medium of my surfing, I landed smack in the means of yours blog. I hope you did not think I was intruding but I must say that it is large blog. Even if this lumbering is direction out of basic image of loss, I found weight cruising through your blog files for the last Kora :0). I have some pleasant friends blogging. In any event, I must obtain again my mission. It spouts certainly out of this blog that is not approximately Fahrenheit weight loss. What the heck! I guess that the Internet can play some tricks sometimes there. I was online for two hours seeking weight loss and came falling through your blog. I LIKE It! I needed in any event a rupture of Fahrenheit weight loss : -). If not so occupied I desired to add your blog to my list of favourites so I can return later and light a little more wrapping paper. The conjectures that well should obtain new weight loss. Even if my research is not on this lumbering, I am happy I came through your blog. Conservation blogging!
a couple of new sections to Seize Song. it seems to be part of the season, plus I may have a touch more time available.
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Christina Strong and ambient Boston po-culture. this here hub of the universe can be pretty Podunky. here's an old poem (from my book), vis-à-vis.
Spontaneous Commons
along a slated angle and at the speed of dormitories, we are mixed with pleasure and the season of trust. we made Harvard Yard an ape testing the limits of portable knowledge. gaining a pig by training its master, we learned a horizon. integral tools love in the way that people steam the windows with shame. but then, Harvard has practiced lilacs for so long. a deed is made of glass, or cushions the softly flowing Thames. Thames equals Charles, any day now. a place that was nowhere came on strong, but we are made for mattresses. when the time is right, and all that structure studies us, we'll mail in the response clause. Harvard dangles with the new acid, the ivy climbs higher. which is better, after all, when fog closes the neat stores and we eat our neighbour's dog. tremendous whistles act like racoons, tho les contagious. and thru it all, sheep were friendly today. sudden distribution factors get to know us, or the balance of knowledge on the head of a pint. washing casuistry with something that was here yesterday, beer, then relaying the matter to the Dean of Something, with fresh underlines attracted to all the right nouns. this strange agate means more than economy does to the cat. sad straits of affairs, as one might say, on the way to class. acting on impulse never filled a balloon so rationally as trying to negotiate the stairs. the choppy waters of the Charles must prove a point, we haven't time just now.
along a slated angle and at the speed of dormitories, we are mixed with pleasure and the season of trust. we made Harvard Yard an ape testing the limits of portable knowledge. gaining a pig by training its master, we learned a horizon. integral tools love in the way that people steam the windows with shame. but then, Harvard has practiced lilacs for so long. a deed is made of glass, or cushions the softly flowing Thames. Thames equals Charles, any day now. a place that was nowhere came on strong, but we are made for mattresses. when the time is right, and all that structure studies us, we'll mail in the response clause. Harvard dangles with the new acid, the ivy climbs higher. which is better, after all, when fog closes the neat stores and we eat our neighbour's dog. tremendous whistles act like racoons, tho les contagious. and thru it all, sheep were friendly today. sudden distribution factors get to know us, or the balance of knowledge on the head of a pint. washing casuistry with something that was here yesterday, beer, then relaying the matter to the Dean of Something, with fresh underlines attracted to all the right nouns. this strange agate means more than economy does to the cat. sad straits of affairs, as one might say, on the way to class. acting on impulse never filled a balloon so rationally as trying to negotiate the stairs. the choppy waters of the Charles must prove a point, we haven't time just now.
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Sunday, December 11, 2005
yeah so well like anyway... adventure! friday, amidst the snowstorm, I bethink me to go to the library and at least drop off books I had and get in a bit of snowy trudge. the library is all of ½ mile away. snow plunged at a fancy rate. there was some 6" on the sidewalk. and yes, the library had closed. tho just as I got there, a delivery truck arrived and a librarian stood in the doorway to receive the delivery. I deposited my books in the book drop and turned to go, only to see Beth drive up. she had determined to go to the store and thought mayhap I would like a ride home. the snow fell quite hard at this time, visibility was remarkably low. we couldn't see the supermarket as we turned into the parking lot, and couldn't tell it was open until we reached the door. but all was well: we got the all important laundry additive and not, like, an emergency jar of mayonaise, and headed home. which, it seemed, others were doing as well. we called the car dealership to find out exactly how to turn on 4-wheel drive adn, like, can you do it on the fly. yes you can and we did. we went a ways till traffic stopped due to cars lacking traction, tho our chairot was fine. the best sight was seeing a fellow walking down the street with a jaunty gait, his phone to his ear, and a happy expression on his face. whoever he spoke with made the snow go away. we finally copped out of the jam and took the long way around. home was where we left it. yesterday, after noon, Beth and I headed to the mall. given our previous visits this holiest of Shopping Seasons, we were surprised at the crowds. there was a line in the parking lot. a policeman directed traffic. some spaces could be seen in one area but the cop wouldn't let us turn there. instead, we got to circumnavigate the entire lot, all around the mighty Burlington Mall. humanity had decided to congregate. piles of snow cut down the parking potential. in some cases, cars weren't so much parked as abandoned. after that satisfying tour, which took maybe half an hour (Seattle Slew couldn've done the distance in 90 seconds), we headed up the road to Michael's Arts and Crafts, where Beth got some items to spice up the wreath, then a walk down to Panera for restoring coffee and bagel, then across the lot to Ethan Allen's so that Beth could ogle furniture. when we left, the sky was a blaze of psychedelic orange and red. I just thought you'd like to know.
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