A few weeks ago, the cat, Bazooka Josephine, was sick. Sarah took her to the vet, after she had been lying around almost entirely still for days. After $300 worth of tests, ruling out Feline AIDS and Diabetes, Bazooka was diagnosed with a virus, "basically just a cold." Mom thinks she's sick again ( Read more... )

Last Spring, Jeff read Many Moons to Julia's class at school. He sat in a carpet of four-year olds and cried while reading the little story that celebrates different ways of knowing. (Not different sets of experiences but unique frameworks for and methods of piecing together sight and sound, words and images ( Read more... )

you should probably know that i am at work, after hours, listening to going public.

hi y'all,

i'm busy and also not and i miss you.

my house is comforting, but far away from campus when it's dark.

that's mostly it, along with some exciting developments for the future of the pdx house, courtesy of my screenprinting talents.

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ANDREA IS IN EGYPT AND MY FRIENDS ARE IN OREGON AND PETE IS IN BELIZE.

HOLY!

(I am in Grantham. Everything is good. And expected.)

Dearhearts,

For those of you waiting for me to neatly wrap up my summer in a few words or phrases, this is your substitue. For the rest of you, you've been released.

Tonight, in the first tease of twilight I ran home with my sister on the long slow hill from the pool, both of us slipping wet on the grass and racing to get past the air ( Read more... )

but for now:

"Maybe someday all the hope will get squelched out of me but it's sure not today." -ANDREA

Today, I am at Messiah College.

News 1: Printing from the library computers is no longer free.
News 2: The Salvation Army is astoundingly more fabulous when school is not in session.
News 3: Jeff Rioux is still the shit, even with the impending doom of his surgery.
News 4: I love Pennsylvania and want to moveTomorrow, I will be going to ( Read more... )

Dear Katherine ( Read more... )

This week is the last of summer camp, for me. I like my time here. Everything is so familiar. By that I mean, everything that happens knows when to happen and where, and everyone knows how to respond to it. There aren't really any surprises, there isn't any anxious waiting, just a slow steady, breathe in breathe out, step here step there. I like ( Read more... )