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| Saturday, May 7th, 2005 | | 8:04 pm |
to do:
20 page brazil paper rock climb PARTAYYYYY leave but... F! there's no more toilet paper in the library | | Friday, May 6th, 2005 | | 2:56 pm |
we were born with our eyes wide open
may 10-14 home may 14-26 st. mary's taking sailing may 28-july 28: french in france, organic farm/friends/family in finland, aniko july 28-august 8: either home or seattle, most likely home august 8-20 or 25 or something like that: san diego, climbing in joshua tree, soka to see diana thats my story. shit! we're halfway through! Current Music: bonnie | | Saturday, February 12th, 2005 | | 6:16 pm |
annie, email me your school address. i would never forget cos its my moms bday too. | | 6:10 pm |
broken finger
no horses no rock climbing no flute and typings a bitch too for 6 fucking weeks so much for belay certification and actually getting in shape again and having fun and everything i live for here just eat me | | Sunday, February 6th, 2005 | | 11:19 am |
good work, barry
blake's dog is the SHIT. diana- i hadnt seen your soymilk? shirt before! aniko is so beautiful george's hair is totally memorable i remember that night we bummed around bethesda and were walking barefoot and raced each other to 7-11, so fun wow, you have my st. mary's friends, megan gabriel included I WANT TO PARTY WITH Y'ALL awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Current Mood: happyCurrent Music: bonnie raitt mix for BEAUTIFUL sunday | | 10:06 am |
"Every year the National Park Service gives away surplus elks in order to keep the herds under its jurisdiction from outgrowing the amount of available land for grazing. Write to: Superintendent, Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone, Wyoming 83020. You must be prepared to pay the freight charges for shipping the animal and guarantee that you can provide enough grazing land to keep the big fellow happy. Under the same arrangement the government will send you a Free Buffalo. Write to: Office of Information, Department of the Interior" Mailing Address: Department of the Interior 1849 C Street, N.W. Washington DC 20240 Phone: 202-208-3100 E-Mail: webteam@ios.doi.gov | | Friday, December 17th, 2004 | | 2:32 pm |
im home!! and so far i have run, practiced my flute, eaten yummy vegan lunch, and checked email while listening to revels music. tell me when you (all) are home! | | Saturday, November 13th, 2004 | | 12:39 am |
shit its funny
www.sorryeverybody.com gallery #11 4th one from the top i dont know how to post it on here. i should learn that by 2008, eh | | Friday, November 12th, 2004 | | 11:40 pm |
i did it.
i jumped off the cliff. i am stumbling down falling into a world of loneliness or no one to lean on like im used to im scared i hit branches along the way and hold on to them as if they can boost me back up maybe this was the wrong decision? all that is certain is uncertainty does the logic cancel out the burning heart when it cries stop? is it fair, when the plateau is tolerable but the wind is just slightly uncomfortable, to jump? but some cannot even reach the plateau | | Sunday, November 7th, 2004 | | 1:20 am |
for those of you with access to facebook.. check out a new extraordinary columbia alum.. heh heh | | Wednesday, November 3rd, 2004 | | 1:04 pm |
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more from kos
This we must do. Without honest elections, our democracy is OVER, and there is no use working on any other issue. I want to see Michael Moore and Bruce Springsteen and John Kerry and John Edwards dumping Diebold machines into Boston harbor. That's my vision. But first we have to put together a boffo investigation, and prove it to the world. hahahahaha ok ok im not really laughing but i wish i could | | 9:56 am |
from dailykos- www.dailykos.com
'Don't Mourn, Organize' by Meteor Blades Wed Nov 3rd, 2004 at 10:10:13 GMT OK. I read thousands of comments and dozens of Diaries last night and this morning. And you know something? I’m going to forget I read most of them. Just erase them from memory along with the names of those who posted them. Chalk them up to adrenaline crashes, too much rage and reefer and booze. Because what I found in my reading was a plethora of bashing Christians, bashing Kerry, bashing gays, bashing Edwards, bashing Kos, bashing America and bashing each other. As well as a lot of people saying they’re abandoning the Democrats, abandoning politics, abandoning the country. This descent into despair and irrationality and surrender puts icing on the Republican victory cake. Why were we in this fight in the first place? Because terrible leaders are doing terrible things to our country and calling this wonderful. Because radical reactionaries are trying to impose their imperialist schemes on whoever they wish and calling this just. Because amoral oligarchs are determined to enhance their slice of the economic pie and calling this the natural order. Because flag-wrapped ideologues want to chop up civil liberties and call this security. Because myopians are in charge of America’s future. We lost on 11/2. Came in second place in a crucial battle whose damage may still be felt decades from now. The despicable record of our foes makes our defeat good reason for disappointment and fear. Even without a mandate over the past four years, they have behaved ruthlessly at home and abroad, failing to listen to objections even from members of their own party. With the mandate of a 3.6-million vote margin, one can only imagine how far their arrogance will take them in their efforts to dismantle 70 years of social legislation and 50+ years of diplomacy. Still, Tuesday was only one round in the struggle. It’s only the end if we let it be. I am not speaking solely of challenging the votes in Ohio or elsewhere – indeed, I think even successful challenges are unlikely to change the ultimate outcome, which is not to say I don’t think the Democrats should make the attempt. And I’m not just talking about evaluating in depth what went wrong, then building on what was started in the Dean campaign to reinvigorate the grassroots of the Democratic Party, although I also think we must do that. I’m talking about the broader political realm, the realm outside of electoral politics that has always pushed America to live up to its best ideals and overcome its most grotesque contradictions. Not a few people have spoken in the past few hours about an Americanist authoritarianism emerging out of the country’s current leadership. I think that’s not far-fetched. Fighting this requires that we stick together, not bashing each other, not fleeing or hiding or yielding to the temptation of behaving as if “what’s the use?” It’s tough on the psyche to be beaten.Throughout our country’s history, abolitionists, suffragists, union organizers, anti-racists, antiwarriors, civil libertarians, feminists and gay rights activists have challenged the majority of Americans to take off their blinders. Each succeeded one way or another, but not overnight, and certainly not without serious setbacks. After a decent interval of licking our wounds and pondering what might have been and where we went wrong, we need to spit out our despair and return – united - to battling those who have for the moment outmaneuvered us. Otherwise, we might just as well lie down in the street and let them flatten us with their schemes. Current Music: ccr-down on the corner | | 9:02 am |
nothing to say except
las vegas-montreal $254 so that means go gamble all my money away in las vegas first Current Music: I AM THE WALRUS, COO COO CACHOO | | Tuesday, November 2nd, 2004 | | 3:48 pm |
| | Monday, November 1st, 2004 | | 11:38 pm |
shit.
tomorrow. shit. Current Music: dylan- dont think twice | | Wednesday, October 20th, 2004 | | 10:01 am |
hold me closer..
heard that song twice in an 11 hour time period, of which i was sleeping for 7 hours. awwww dianaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i talked to dianaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa and her school sounds like warren wilsooooooon only smallerrrrrrr and buddhiiiiiiiiiiist. Name a _____ that you _____ and no one else on your friends list does: 1. CD, have (a burned copy of): Susan Tedeschi, Wait for Me 2. Book, have read: Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky (?) 3. Place, have visited: SUOMI 4. Piece of clothing, own: Rock Creek Park Horse Center Guest Services t shirt. 5. Occupation, had: Intern at institute for policy studies also.. boyfriend, have in missouri working for moveon: nathan and paul, ive been to the airport in copenhagen:) Current Music: TINY DANCER | | Sunday, October 17th, 2004 | | 2:27 pm |
oh and
happy birthday benstanbul/bendrick | | 11:03 am |
holy
votergasm.org (take the pledge!!!!!!!) and fundrace.org (did someone YOU know give money to george w. bush????) and www.electoral-vote.com (damn, we're fucked) | | Tuesday, October 12th, 2004 | | 7:49 pm |
one of many great quotes from the night...
it went something like this: "as for the incident, we were considering apologizing for what we did... but then we realized bush would just call us flip-floppers, so im not going to." -the dixie chicks that was such a rockin night. and NORA: an email is on the way.... sorry it's taken so long. and yes, i did mean usa thanksgiving. and yes, i did mean there is potential for me going. and i want to. miss everyone! |
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