Monthly Archives: April 2004

Revelations in Cleveland

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It can be done.

And I will do it.

‘s play, The Cult, is amazing. The layers of metaphor that just came apart when I thought about them… very engaging and very smile-inducing.

Contacts have been made for creative work in a different state, if not technical work. A partnership on my most recent, and vague, project has been secured. Much visiting and moving forward was done.

Oh, and ? I took my free time yesterday to drive around the Flats and the Warehouse District. But, then, you knew I would. Goddamn Dairy Marts are everywhere. Should be QD’s.

I turn 27 on Monday. I don’t feel old yet. Huh. Maybe I’m getting younger as I get older. Wouldn’t that be fantastic? :)

Cleveland has this train bridge, that retracts in the most amazing way. It’s like an auto factory’s robot arm, but on a grand scale. I only saw it retracted, but the almost twisted positioning of the joints, and the all-black of the soot-covered steel, made me grin in the most Phillip of ways. Then there was the Black Church.

It was extremely unfortunate that we couldn’t get out to the Cuyahoga Falls/Akron area, but shit will happen. Sorry to all who are in Ohio that I didn’t get to see.

It can be done, and I will do it.

Horoscope

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TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Close your eyes and take yourself back in time to the moment when you slipped free of your mother’s womb. Imagine your original breath; recreate the sensation of air rushing into your lungs for the first time. Remember it as the end of your warm, dark, watery existence and the beginning of your sojourn in this bright, dry, spacious world. Dwell there in that simulation for a while, Taurus, then consider this: You will soon experience, in a metaphorical way and on a higher level, another first breath. Like the earlier version, it will be both unsettling and vivifying, a time of poignancy and celebration.

*sigh*

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Egads… what am I doing to myself…

What have I been so blind to, putting things down in lists to screen me from my own big picture…

How did I miss this happening all over again…

Last time, I did this wrong. This time, I’m doing it right.

Risks are good, but dangerous. Best when moderated. Serve chilled, with light flurries.

Opinion quiz.

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Abortion?: Choice is good. Stupidity is bad.
Death Penalty?: Good if applied fairly, which it is not.
Prostitution?: Legalize.
Alcohol?: Happy in moderation.
Marijuana?: Legalize, regulate and tax.
Other drugs?: Legalize, regulate and tax.
Gay marriage?: Who am I to say who can’t marry who?
Illegal immigrants?: Eject.
Smoking?: Cloves are nice every once in a while.
Drunk driving?: STUPID
Cloning?: Not sure.
Racism?: STUPID
Premarital sex?: Hee hee.
Religion?: Pagan.
The war in Iraq?: Wrong war for wrong reasons.
Bush?: Out as soon as possible.
Downloading music?: Good to test music, as long as you buy it later.
The legal drinking age?: 18
Porn?: Yes, please.
Suicide?: “You have a gun! Don’t shoot yourself! Shoot OTHER PEOPLE!” -Sean Kennedy

What is your stand on….. brought to you by BZOINK!

Excellent.

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Everyone in the Lansing area should check out the May 5th edition of the City Pulse, and here’s why:

“We’re planning a story on just this issue on May 5 and will use your letter then. Thanks very much for writing.

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Thanks and cheers,
Berl Schwartz
Editor & Publisher”

In high gear, hoping I don’t burn out.

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Any artists that are looking to expand their portfolio, drop me a comment or email, because I may have a project for you.

The dinner with the Weavers was fantastic last night. They liked what I cooked, and brought a wine that I could drink. Much fantastic conversation was had, as well. I had no idea that the Wyrm had such low alcohol tolerance. ;)

I feel, with this new project, much like I did when Geeks Next Door was starting out. Anticipation and impatience next to pride in the idea and the fact that it just might work.

, I will need to know what you charge for web design, unless you’re too busy to take on a project. Drop me an email or a comment.

Soon, I will be spending my work time doing something that I love.