on thinking back over the ages since my last post i linger over all the amazing things that befell me that i'm not going to tell you about, dear journal.


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after a day of working overtime, i like to sit down and watch some cracked out oldsmobile ads. and engage in the amazing pastime of cia cryptographers.

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the recorded voice booms through all the metro stations. just a message from your friendly neighborhood police state. code orange. the message? live in fear and monitor your neighbors and surroundings. there were cops erverywhere today. since i didn't have to work, i took a little voyage to the corcoran ( Read more... )

went to see midsummer night's dream at the shakespeare today. it was well done. awesome costumes and flying faeries with lights on their heads. funny and enjoyable. met a strange (and nice) elderly lady during intermission who lives in san diego and birthed her first child under hypnosis. she also likes birds of aradise (the flowers). we had lots ( Read more... )

i've caught murukami fever. i'm eating up the wind-up bird chronicle at a rate of about 75 pages a day. this guy is like a japanese pynchon-elliot-conrad... i've also been reading about saudi funding of terror networks. funny how one of the pillars of islam led to 9.11. maybe it just goes to show that charity is a terrible enemy to us all... also ( Read more... )

dan quayle helped me write my resume. thanks mr. potatoe head.

a postcard that was not adressed to me fell into my devious hands for a few seconds this weekend and made a big impression. it was a hand-made postcard from one mitch to one tom. it was so rad. i am inspired to make my own postcards. of course maybe i should use the ones i have first... i've sent out over a dozen in recent months though. well ( Read more... )

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this counterpunch has to hurt...

this post dedicated to k. thor for spreading the liturgy of the best democracy money can buy. not to mention that of maj. gen. smedley darlington butleri am glad to be different. and to have others with whom to discuss difference. to some extent i managed to escape what octavio paz calls the "inexorable process" of the north american system. but ( Read more... )