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Archive for August, 2008

So, in my ongoing series of “considering things that are totally not unique to me and everyone has probably already thought about”, today I am thinking about using technology (specifically email/text/some other not-face-to-face tech thing that involves a time delay) as a theoretically protective buffer. You know, you feel sheepish about something, so instead of [...]

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Intarweb technology infection

In the last three months I’ve:

Started a blog
Gotten a new cell phone
Started texting
Gotten on Twitter
Gotten on Shizzow
Decided that I really need a GPS unit so I can load data to OpenStreetMap and possibly try geocaching

I’m sure it’s not all that exciting, really, but I feel kind of like I’m almost getting caught up on where [...]

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Upcoming

I am suddenly displeased that my parents will be visiting this weekend and sick with anxiety over the three-week trip that is coming up. The trip will probably be wonderful, and the visit will probably not be too bad, but the enforced… pause? purely physical separation? from my current life (especially the run of excellent [...]

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Present

Somehow, even when I’m loving the now, I have a tendency to think ahead. Which is itself not necissarily a bad thing, but can result in missing what’s going on at the moment because I’m thinking about what will (or might) happen in the future.
Right now is excellent. The future is looking pretty terrific too. [...]

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Things Lately

There was an open house at the Customs House building downtown about two weeks ago. M & M and I went and prowled around the massive, vacant building. It’s been empty for 3 years (I think) and was most recently used to house the Army Corps of Engineers. It’s a lovely building with some unfortunate [...]

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New normal

Unoriginal in all sorts of ways, but true.
I’ve moved into the new place and am living alone for the first time ever. It’s nice, sort of, and lonely, sort of, and scary, sort of. I still struggle to make decisions on my own– simple ones, like which silverware pattern to buy– more than large ones. [...]

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No Reason

There is absolutely no reason for me to buy these shoes. None. None. None. They’re hot, certainly, but ridiculous and probably not very comfortable, and I have a metric tonne-load of impractical shoes already. Plus they’re on sale for $155, and I have done enough damage with my retail therapy already, and I’m going to [...]

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Tenuous/tenacious

Somehow, affection is a delicate thing that can (sometimes) survive a lot of knocking about. It seems contradictory, but it’s true nonetheless. This makes the early-days balance hard to figure out, and the established-days tending easy to forget. There really should be a manual.

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Marking Time

I feel terribly guilty about the fact that I just don’t really like spending time with my family. I love them, I do, but spending time with them is very, very dull. I invariably have 24 hours (at most) before I start thinking of the fun and/or useful things I could be doing instead of [...]

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