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Category Archives: public spectacle
This Week in Tea
Well into the fourth week of ’09 and the tea hits just keep on coming! First of all, the Year Without Coffee is progressing brilliantly. My affection for tea, which was more a hope than a certainty a few weeks … Continue reading
Posted in TYwoC, Year without Coffee, spider
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The Year Without Coffee
Five days it’s been since I last sipped a cup of coffee. Not very long, true. But consider the context: Before January 1, 2009, I’d gone easily six months solid without not having at least one cup of coffee a … Continue reading
Posted in Year without Coffee, consumption, culture, spider
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Big Enough for the Four of Us
Making a small house work for four people takes some time and effort. One must be conscientious about what comes in the door and not be afraid of letting things go once they have served their usefulness. Why all the … Continue reading
Posted in casawex, commentary, culture, family, personal, public spectacle, xtina
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Into a world of dreams and nightmares
About 4 weeks ago, a writer named Theresa Duncan reportedly killed herself in New York. She had a blog of some acclaim that until her death she updated daily. Her death was not widely reported even by by NY and … Continue reading
Posted in peace, public spectacle, rhetorical question, xtina
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Goals vs Habits
I\’m glad that I posted my goals the other day. Why? Because it was a concrete action – and doing so has a distinct impact that solely self-confessed goal setting cannot match. In this case, it is not because, say, … Continue reading
Posted in organic summer, personal, public spectacle
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Holey Goalie
This business of setting goals, and focusing on the big rocks is not something to be taken lightly. It takes focus. Currently, there are two categories of goals that are occupying synapses on my cerebral cortex: Household Necessities Higher Callings … Continue reading
Posted in organic summer, personal, projects, public spectacle
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Focus, consistency, discipline
For all of my harping last week about the evils of teevee (or tell-lie-vision, as xtina says), one thing I did not focus on is my own role injecting the poison into my brain. Certainly teevee is chock full of … Continue reading
Posted in consumption, organic summer, personal, public spectacle
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you inspire me
I am continuously inspired by the awesome people around me. I see people changing their lives and habits, going for the life they want, and creating their reality. This moves me to reflect on my life, my habits and my … Continue reading
Posted in organic summer, public spectacle, xtina
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more borrando
more live blogging the oscars: jack nicholson looks like britney. famous people are crazy. who cares who won? it’s over, johnny.
Posted in movies, public spectacle, xtina
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Dirty Laundry
There is a big problem in my life that I have been ignoring for years. Or, just papering over and pretending to deal with. It’s one of those things that is private and if I chose to never mention it … Continue reading →