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Tuesday, 04 March 2008

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    Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly
    By Anthony Bourdain
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    It's Been Over a Year...

    I don't know how this has happened... I stepped away from my computer one day, and never came back.

    It's been over a year since I've visited this place. The little tab has always been in my favorites, but I have managed to ignore it for quite a while. Hell, I'm not even really sure who is on this thing anymore. And heaven knows that I don't know how to navigate the damn thing. But I think I'm willing to re-learn.

    I've been running an idea around in my mind lately. I spent three days reading Mr. Bourdain's book, and I've decided that, hey, I'd like to record my life in the kitchenplace. The kitchenplace is much more interesting than the filing place. So, I think this is my somewhat triumphant return to Xangaland. If anyone still walks amongst all these entries, I entreat you to give me a heads up or something, I would love to come visit your world.

    It's...good?...to be back.

Monday, 09 October 2006

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    Laramie Project
    By Moises Kaufman
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    I made an A on a paper for a book that I did not read. Sometimes I feel lucky. Most days I don't.... Too much firing at work (not like people into fires, that is bad), so too many hours for me during midterms week. Boo. Oh yes, and I still am not sure what to be for Halloween. I have some ideas: the creepy nurses from Silent Hill (movie version), Cruella Deville, The Shadow, and the Spleen from Mystery Men. Or just a witch or mummy. Classics never hurt anyone.

Tuesday, 26 September 2006

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    Lost in Translation
    By Scarlett Johansson, Bill Murray, Akiko Takeshita, Kazuyoshi Minamimagoe, Kazuko Shibata, Take, Ryuichiro Baba, Akira Yamaguchi (II), Catherine Lambert (II), Fran�ois du Bois, Tim Leffman, Gregory Pekar, Richard Allen (XV), Giovanni Ribisi, Diamond Yukai, Jun Maki, Nao Asuka, Tetsuro Naka, Kanako Nakazato, Fumihiro Hayashi
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    He... calls me shnookums. At work. In front of customers. He's lucky he is 6'7, otherwise we would have to fight.
    I only missed one on my linguistics test! And I wrote two papers this morning at six (you find really good parking spaces at six in the morning). Woot.

Saturday, 16 September 2006

  • Have you ever noticed that men and women often have extremely different views on what makes a woman attractive? I was working at Mazzios and these two girls kept spying on me and whispering "she's really pretty" which made me happy, but then there was a boy's baseball team the other day and quite a few of them decided to mention that I was rather unnattractive. But this doesn't just stop with me. Whenever I mention Iman (Bowie's woman) girls are usually in agreement that she is gorgeous, but guys immediately make faces and say she is weird. There are a lot of examples of this, and it perplexes me. What is the benefit of a fake-blonde sorority girl over an athletic natural blonde? So freaking weird. I know that wasn't an eloquent rant, but whatever...

    By the way, Tool was AWESOME!

Sunday, 27 August 2006

  • I couldn't resist the lure of the xanga.. so I'm back. I dearly love writing.

    If anyone feels that they are lacking in moral fiber, I am placing some of mine up for bid on ebay. This isn't me saying that I'm holier than thou, this is me saying that what I do have is ripping my mind into parts so that my hemispheres are giving eachother the bird and retreating as far away from eachother as possible. Ouch. One half of my brain hates me for enjoying, well anything, and the other is like "rock on! Go dance naked in the streets!" I assume it says this last part to make the other half of the brain recoil in disgust. I don't want to have to reconcile every little moral misdemeanor, but the fact that I am trying to reconcile these things apparently means that I shouldn't have done them in the first place. So that means that they are Bad. But anymore anything that is vaguely enjoyable falls under the Bad category. Jokes, television, video games... there is always innuendo or cursing or everything. I'm aware that what makes people people is the ability to live in a state of continual contradictions... but boy oh boy does it make my head ache.

    As Trent Reznor so eloquently sing talks: "My moral standing is lying down"

    And that was your emo post for the day.

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