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Author Archives: Susan
REALITY?: Family
Children that won’t know me, blood of my blood thinned by the water of greed, flows down and, drying, leaves no mark nor trail. Generations beget forgetfulness of branches cut from the tree, still reaches up and, touching, streaks clouds … Continue reading Continue reading
BLOGGING: One of Them Days…
…where after reading, instead of reacting I copy and paste URLs and articles into an e-mail to myself, let time pass, chew on it a bit, and resolve to just let it pass too. So beyond an e-mail and the … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Spin Cycle
Driving, chewing gum, curving up the road at double speed. Only just because that is the kind of day it is; stand-still-summer-sweat. So move and move and roll around the land a bit to try it out. Taste it and … Continue reading Continue reading
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EDUCATION: Advanced Studies
Science can learn more from studies of the simple things. Just like on the TV news, where babies, it was finally found, are smart enough to know they’re supposed to learn from people just like them only bigger and with … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Graphic Overload
Great post at 2 Blowhards: Michael, providing examples from the current AARP magazine issue, points out how graphic design has seriously messed up the mapping purpose of the Table of Contents. We’ve become a visual society and have gone back … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Spousal Competitiveness
Wandering around the Farmington Malls on Sunday, getting shoes at Bob’s and browsing Barnes & Noble, the man and I stop into Luna’s for just a snack, a slice of sausage pizza each. "I beat!" I said–a house tradition–and ask … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Belief
Read an article in an April 2007 issue of Time magazine yesterday at (where else?) the doctor’s office about Albert Einstein’s answers to the question of a power beyond science and the immortality of man. Interesting question to ask a … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY? & WRITING: Editing Angina
Sitting on the doctor’s table, fully dressed–I like that part, as compared to the gynecologist’s–swinging my feet because they do not reach the platform and reading health posters on the wall because I forgot to bring a book in with … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY?: The Dreaded Doctor’s Visit
Unless they catch me or I myself suspect a serious problem (like three band-aids won’t stop the bleeding) I do not go regularly to a doctor. I do not even have a primary care physician, depending upon the gynocologist I … Continue reading Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Cross Reference
In this point of Confessions Augustine explains the laws of God as being universal, and that while circumstance of time may change rules, what is good for man is basic for all, and comes directly from the love of God. … Continue reading
WRITING: Huh, who me?
Little by little I’m chipping away at Todo Mountain, though it’s more like a response to the shrieks and screams and threats and disappointment–honest or faked–of those I may have let down in framing (customers) or housework (husband). Reading is … Continue reading Continue reading
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TECHNOLOGY: Burn-In Repair
Amazingly, the burned-in line of the former desktop image has completely disappeared! Once I realized that a thin white jagged line across the bottom of the screen was not a scratch as it seemed to get longer and spread out, … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Set Free
Relief to hear the law’s no longer looking for me; an appeal was withdrawn and so I can unlock my doors and hover in the heated daylight hour. Tonight I must go a-picking. Cucumbers each large enough to fill a … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Outlaws
Willie and me, hiding from the Sheriff. Honest to God. It’s not as bad as it sounds, I mean, I’m not the bad guy. I’ve just been warned that I’m Wanted as a witness in something I really don’t want … Continue reading Continue reading
LITERATURE: A Work and Its Critique
I’ve forgotten and haven’t found through backtracking where I got this link to the Museum of Bad Art, located in a basement of a theater in Dedham, Massachusetts, but with the similaries and the differences in the fields of art … Continue reading
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