Media girl has up a poll about what feminist priorities should be for 2005. My favorite was using blogs to reach people. But as much as I love the idea of blogging as being a bit like consciousness-raising groups (“You mean it’s not just me?”), there’s a big problem with it: The internet isn’t free. […]
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Look at CNN covering that hard news on your after-holiday Monday morning! Blow it out your ass, CNN. I *lost* weight over the holiday. Fuck off.
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Currently functioning on 0 hours of sleep. That’s right, 0, for no good reason. This is highly erratic. I don’t have trouble sleeping. I love sleeping. I was in bed by 9pm so I could make my 5:15am alarm, and tossed and turned, got a massive headache, checked e-mail and blogs, went back to bed,
I’m supposed to have another draft novel by March. Sheeeeiiiiitttt. Back to work. “The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn,
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I have a confession: I’m pretty nonplussed about the tsunami. 150,000 people dead, yea, so, 2 million died in Rwanda and nobody gave a fucking shit. 1 in 3 people in Southern Africa has HIV or AIDS, and the US is pushing abstinence-only programs there instead of condoms. Whoop-dee-doo 150K dead. Oh. Yea. That’s right.
Woke up this morning with a title and a plot for my painter story. It’s about damn time. That’s what good media gluttony and blog reading at midnight will get you. Here’s to another `05 here in uptown (and, possibly, Denver) My front stoop Where it all goes down…
1) go jogging 2) write a story that Ellen Datlow will buy 3) start reading Susan Bordo’s The Male Body 4) lounge around and drink coffee 5) be thankful for this life, cause it frickin rocks
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Note: there really needs to be another person in this house to eat the rest of this Thai food. Any volunteers? Napoleon Dynamite: I’d heard how wonderfully funny this movie was, so I was surprised that it wasn’t so much laugh-out-loud funny as it was quietly amusing. As my buddy Stephanie said, “It’s just like
Is a Rancho Zabaco zinfandel (2002). Unlike most zinfandel’s I was familiar with, this one’s actually a deep, meaty red. Quite tasty. Not only that, but you can get yourself a bottle for $10. Went bike riding today, and went wandering around the ice floes at the beach. I love living near water. In case
Cleaned up my blogroll and deleted all the blogs that I just don’t get to regularly. My blogroll doesn’t neccessarily serve as a “read this” list, but an “I read this” list. I also added a bunch that I’ve been swinging over to more recently. A couple of these – Echidne of the Snakes and