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• I'm "Just Not That Into" This Philosophy

  February 8, 2009

  •       Back in 2004, when Sex and the City was in its heyday and anything said to be like or inspired by it flew off the shelves, a book called He's Just Not That Into You hit stores and became an instant smash.  (Not so coincidentally one of the book's authors, Greg Behrendt, was a consultant on Sex and the City, and took inspiration from the episode "Pick-A-Little, ...
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• Day One

  January 21, 2009

  • It is Day One of a new world.  A more hopeful world.  A more giving world.  There have already been glimmers of it earlier in the week.  People took Obama's challenge to serve....seriously.  All over the country people were seeking out ways to volunteer on Monday....helping in their communities, or traveling to places like New Orleans or Kenya to help communities other than their own.  We ...
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• Metadream

  January 14, 2009

  • I was in a place that felt like a Northeast college town, but in my head I knew I was in California.  I was walking down a quaint, brick paved street with a girl who was my roommate.  Blond, thin, pretty.  I was walking Scarlett.  Much of it was just me walking Scarlett - keeping her away from passing cars, stopping her from picking things up off the ground.  We walked past a suburban ...
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• Baggage

  January 10, 2009

  • Bag lady, you gon' miss your busYou can't hurry up 'Cause you got too much stuffWhen they see you cominNiggas take off runnin'From you, it's true, oh yes they doOne day, he gon' say you crowdin' my spaceOne day, he gon' say you crowdin' my spaceI said one day, he gon' say you crowdin' my spaceOne day, he gon' say you crowdin' my space So pack light...- Bag Lady, Erykah BaduEveryone has baggage.  ...
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• Happy New Year

  January 1, 2009

  • In years past, I've done "Year In Review" entries on my blog.  For a stroll down memory lane, feel free to visit 2007, 2006, 2005, and 2004.  I'd thought about doing something similar for this year, but it seems unnecessary to be quite so elaborate about it.  One thing I will say about 2008 is that, for the first time, the year ended much, much better than it started.  Some ...
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