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I am an oiler. I clue well.
Mine detractors may have time on their hands, and cats that do not look wistfully lonely as they wander in after midnight every night, but I, as it turns out, do not. I'm getting really tired of being so busy. Hence, next semester, I am only taking 6 hours, and only then in the mornings. That should make me feel at least as though I have some spare time in the evenings.
The only exception was 3 weekends ago when I decided that I hadn't done enough reading lately to keep up with my own pretentious requirements for myself. I finally found the time to hop through Cannery Row, and the Harry Potter series. I now am counted amongst the ranks of those who know the painful truth: Dumbledore is actually dead. Sorry Kara.
Upcoming: Doug's corner is right around the other corner. You'll be able to look for his comments directly to find his take on life, and commentary on the upcoming Congregationals. There are precious few Holy Saturdays left in this liturgical season, so I hope to see all of you show up for a prayer or two.
Two weeks left until Paris! I'm pretty excited. Hopefull it will keep me younger than my recent half-birthday reminded me I am.
Speak of holidays/holy-days, November 6th-7th marked the 89th anniversary of the storming of the Winter Palace. Bishop's Landing did resonate with round after round of "L'Internationale", and vodka was sipped in memory of the movement too hopeful to be allowed.
Finally, November is upon us, and things, per usual, are starting to fall apart. Good luck keeping up. We're 1/3 the way through. Lots of travelling provides ample opportunity to make poor decisions, and I'm pretty sure we won't get through without crisis. Who knows, it may have already happened.
Walking and talking backwards.
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Keep good notes on Paris, for I am extremely jealous.
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its hot. like hot hot potato hot. like Thai food in Portland extra extra spicy hot.
we pondered the other day: "is it rude to compliment our Thai water on their tie?" --:> nope
Interesting article on the state of global communism in The Economist this week, you should take a read if you're in B&N anytime soon.
-Gumby
Where is he, anyways? He should have posted by now. Doug, where are you?
hello all.
services have been small and excellent the last few weeks and i am saddened to say may not happen this week. two major staples will relocate services to some sports cafe on the eiffel tower while sipping wine and teaching parisian girls the most holy of 8 word litanies.
i shall be out of town myself this week and might be back in town for the game, but i'm not sure if i really want to have another week of drinking by myself.
tonight (tuesday) i leave for dallas at 9pm. yukiko and i shall spend the next couple of days at my sister's appt. we shall have a grand time... until i have to see the rest of my relatives.
billy happens to be afraid of carwashes. i, on the other hand, am deathly afraid of my family and have had panic attacks when being in large groups of them. i am not sure what this phobia is called but i am sure that i have it.
it would be a joyus day if someone else were to host services somewhere in the metro, but that is rather dubious. i may have to go bug jessiki's dad on saturday.
oh, off subject, but i had the craziest dream about patty the other night. he and i were working at a warehouse and decided to pull a trick on them (i can't remember the trick). turns out this warehouse was a bank and we ended up being bank robbers. so we make our escape through about 100 backyards and the craziest stuff happens. i remember one back yard specifically being a moat with vines and tree roots in it. we come to someone's house and patty goes inside, but for some reason he no longer has any clothes on. he lures a lady outside and begins to flirt with her while he sits in one of her lawn chairs. i wake up thoroughly confused.
i saw a picture of snow in which someone had peed a message of self adulation and it made me think that matt should do something similar in the sand (and maybe about how iraq sucks).
sadly i must get back to work,
-doug
"and the winding vines
the pretty boys dive
and thru the pinhole stars
into the shadow mind
you will lose him then
on some gentle dawn
this boy is here and gone
you love him..."
i checked with mr. robert and have recieved 2 packages thus far. i am not sure what is in them or how many packages i am supposed to recieve. good news is that i have atleast some of everyone's christmas presents if not all of them. when i get off work i shall tell you if everything is accounted for.
everyone else,
holy shitsteak we're in. well, the big12 championship is saturday sometime and i'm sure i'll be watching it. billy/patty should be back from their trip and i am guessing that the 3 of us will watch it together. anyone else who is interested should give me a call.
the good news is i applied to ou in time to enroll for spring semester. the bad news is they haven't gotten back to me. i was told that i meet all the requirements to get back in easily all i needed to do was to give them $50 that i didn't have at the time. well, i later applied and gave them their $40 (because the person who told me $50 was a liar) and assumed everything was "cool." now i have to track someone down at the school and have them tell me if i have been admitted or not so i can enroll before all the friggin classes are full. why do they make it more difficult than it has to be for me to give them money?
back to the grind,
-doug
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