into the strenuous briefness / Life: / handorgans and April / darkness, friends / i charge laughing. - E.E. Cummings
I really don't know what the purpose of this blog will be. I guess I will discuss politics, movies, music, and my new grad school life. I suppose it is presumptuous to think people care, but oh well.
offered up to the world by CoachDub @ 8:45 AM
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I engage in several real and metaphorical activities, including teaching, learning, reading, playing, pubbing, searching, pursuing, digesting, scaling, shaking down, digging, rebooting, stirring, trying, and teething.
Herein, you will find fascinating and not-so-fascinating posts about politics, movies, music, culture, and my life.
All opinions expressed in this blog are those of the author, and as such, they cease to be opinions and instead become scientific fact. Thank you for visiting.
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you just write whatever your heart tells you to write. example a: kali posted her carpet problem on our blog and people helped her solve it. very useful. example b: hannah posts stories about stupid people at work and we all empathize with her for having to put up with idiots sometimes. example c: i posted pictures of our trip to chicago so everyone can share (sorta) in the fun times we had. blogs are very versatile like that. you'll find your niche.
What do teachers do in their free time? I always assumed they slept in coffins all summer.
oh man we could spen all of your gad school talking about kyle's dinosaur theory.
i am wondering what are your thoughts on the Gaza pullout. will it actually make a differance?
Thanks for the input . . . I'm formulating some ideas for some "life updates" and fun anecdotes, mixed with some semi-regular "features" (short essays on music, movies, etc.) We'll see where it goes.
I haven't been this excited for a blog since never.
Haha, Wanninger news of your blog spreads fast throughout BHS ridden internet sites. (example- blogger and MSN messenger) I tried emailing you before I left but uh, that wasn't too smart of me considering it's a charter address. Duhr.
Bingo. Anyone who bookmarks Roger Ebert's site deserves two gigantic thumbs up.
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