January 2012
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Jan 19th
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December 2011
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Dec 17th
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Dec 2nd
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November 2011
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Nov 16th
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Nov 16th
October 2011
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So this is Christmas (in PDX)
wearemagiccats: The first frame is just before I twisted my ankle, but that didn’t stop me from climbing a tree, walking for miles the next day, and marching for many more miles on the following day with E.
Oct 27th
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Oct 12th
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Oct 12th
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Oct 12th
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September 2011
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Sep 8th
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August 2011
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Aug 29th
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Martin Teague: Sir? If you don't mind my asking... why a box?
Arlington Steward: Your home is a box. Your car is a box on wheels. You drive to work in it. You drive home in it. You sit in your home, staring into a box. It erodes your soul, while the box that is your body inevitably withers... then dies. Where upon it is placed in the ultimate box, to slowly decompose.
Martin Teague: It's quite depressing, if you think of it that way.
Arlington Steward: Don't think of it that way... think of it as a temporary state of being.
Aug 18th
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Aug 18th
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Aug 5th
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between 27 and 33 and infinity
Aug 5th
July 2011
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“Shut up, he explained.”
– Ring Lardner
Jul 29th
June 2011
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Jun 23rd
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March 2011
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Mar 31st
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Mar 14th
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December 2010
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“There’s a common misunderstanding among all the human beings who have ever been...”
– Pema Chodron (via psychotherapy)
Dec 22nd
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Dec 22nd
November 2010
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“No, bereavement (depression) is different from sickness. What should I be cured...”
– Roland Barthes, French literary theorist, philosopher, critic, and semiotician. His essays on mourning — his mother having died when he was in his 60’s — have been enlightening and have helped push me further along in understanding my own mother’s death. (last year)
Nov 26th
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Nov 16th
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October 2010
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“The fallacy is that one can judge the part in isolation from the whole is...”
– Robert Anton Wilson
Oct 15th
September 2010
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Sep 30th
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“Being naked alone is different. In a world that’s increasingly ‘transparent’,...”
– Robert Rowling Smith on Being Naked
Sep 23rd
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Sep 15th
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August 2010
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Aug 16th
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Aug 6th
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July 2010
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Jul 15th
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ListenYou switch on for the city Long gone from the...
Jul 12th
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June 2010
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What would you say you believe in?
Jun 11th
April 2010
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“If we do not want to live meaninglessly, then we need to give ourselves over...”
– Eva Hoffman, ‘Time’
Apr 11th
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March 2010
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Mar 29th
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February 2010
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Feb 4th
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January 2010
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“Mr. Fox: Mole! What d’you got? Mole: I can see in the dark. Mr. Fox: We...”
– Despite my own “heart-on-sleeve” way of life, there is always more left to discover about one other, and sometimes it’s the timing of when it all comes pouring out that makes all the difference.
Jan 25th
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December 2009
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Dec 31st
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Dec 21st
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“I really enjoy forgetting. When I first come to a place, I notice all the little...”
– David Byrne, in 1986’s “True Stories”, a film that he wrote, starred in, and directed. We watched at Zoya’s on Halloween, her dressed as Oregon Trail, Evan as himself, and E and I as nouveau réalisme. Naturally.
Dec 16th
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Dec 14th
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“Not every clocktick needs a martyr.”
– John Woods Particularly appropriate, I feel, in the day and age of GTD, TODO apps, and the general weight and constant pressure of time. Unstructured time is infinitely  valuable for us all - for recharging, regeneration, and personal growth.
Dec 11th
November 2009
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It's the only place I know how to bear
Thirteen years ago this morning I walked into my parents’ bedroom on an overcast and somewhat rainy Tuesday morning to find my Mother in bed, lying lifelessly still. I froze that day, a state of mind that I’ve existed in ever since. That is until this time last year, when I finally exhaled, or perhaps more fittingly, inhaled, and came to see that my life’s journey hasn’t taken...
Nov 26th
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Untitled
Scott: Where do you get these artsy tweets and away msgs?
Ian: My mind.
Ian: Or drugs.
Ian: Your call.
Scott: The union of both?
Ian: Well, so actually, I stare at the drugs and wonder what I would think I would think if I was ever on them.
Nov 20th
October 2009
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“The study of thinking machines teaches us more about the brain than we can learn...”
– Naked Lunch, William S Burroughs This dude was on(to) something.
Oct 30th
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July 2009
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Jul 18th
February 2009
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“You cannot create experience. You must undergo it.”
– Albert Camus, French author, philosopher and Nobel prize-winning journalist
Feb 5th
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City Bakery's Hot Chocolate Festival!
Today marks the start of City Bakery’s 17th Annual Hot Chocolate Festival, which runs throughout the month. Fearing that I would miss my favorites again this year (cinnamon, bourbon, and lemon), I created an iCal filled with the days’ flavors. They’re kicking off the month, and SuperBowl Sunday, with beer hot chocolate! Take a peek or subscribe!
Feb 1st
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January 2009
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Jan 7th
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“I love the way we all suddenly stop traducing our enemy when we hear they have a...”
– Don Paterson, from his most recently published book of aphorisms, “Best Thought, Worst Thought.”
Jan 6th