Monday, January 26, 2009
Nieces and Pieces
That's my niece, little Marissa. I'm thinking of her rather than focusing on the Sociology of Deviance. Oh well, I'm sure I'll be fine in this class regardless.
Out in the world there are little pieces of ourselves leading lives of their own. I bet she's growing like a weed out in the desert. I hope to be a good aunt to this little one. It seems to be an interesting mix of waiting and watching time fly. She'll be big before I know it, in the same sense that I left for college as my parents scratched their heads in confusion. Yet, it's hard for me to imagine something so small growing and facing the world.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Variations in the independent Variable
Labels:
Cofee,
experiments,
Latte art,
science,
Starbucks
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Change
Moving forward, we will find the beauty that is already here, not build up to tear others down. I have patience, understanding and hope. Today is a defining day in history, and this is my quiet celebration. Yesterday I listened to my parents' complaints that were empty, linking to historic facts that had no present relevance, and basic racism. 1/20/09 - I believe. We will see what the future brings if we move forward, not looking back.
The Oddity of Schooling
Something about my last semester is so grand, and yet, I can't really find the part of me that is going to make it through. I feel a strange sense of auto-drive as I explore the possible avenues of the future. I must find my grounding, the present moment. I cannot make it through by floating in my consciousness, though it's nice to float from time to time.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Montezuma's Revenge
+ Zoom, how clever.
Time has been flying, which in itself is just so bizarre for me. My trip to California came and went. School has begun. School will end, life will continue. So much to do, so much to plan, and it will be therefore there's no need to stress.
As I stood there at Knott's Berry Farm amusement park, marveling at the inner works of this giant Christmas tree, I couldn't help but find comfort in the company of my brother. We are very much alike, so different, and such compliments of each other. It reminds me of the mythological sense of halves, venturing out into the world, gods of their own turf.
With everyday, I feel we leave parts of ourselves in many places and carry a construct of our experiences to erect into a sense of Being.
As I stood there at Knott's Berry Farm amusement park, marveling at the inner works of this giant Christmas tree, I couldn't help but find comfort in the company of my brother. We are very much alike, so different, and such compliments of each other. It reminds me of the mythological sense of halves, venturing out into the world, gods of their own turf.
With everyday, I feel we leave parts of ourselves in many places and carry a construct of our experiences to erect into a sense of Being.
Once again and so soon it's time to focus on classes and as it always does, this semester feels different. I feel a need to grasp every topic with relevance and pretty desperate not to fall behind. Hmmm...let's see how this works out for me.
Sunday, January 4, 2009
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