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i should reply to all the emails i’ve neglected… but every time i start, the kidlingers turn berserker & search for lands to plunder…

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trying to figure out if this poem will work better in a 6-line, 3-stanza form or a 3-line, 6 stanza form…

get a job

buyhercandy: tarts: (via mollylambert)

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rubbing snow out of my eyes in an attempt to wake up… i could really use coffee… it’s been almost 30 days without the dark elixir…

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binge writing… equivalent fractions… bulimia nervosa… three-step allegorical algorithm… snow ‘makes me rush/my poem…’

is old europe out of business?

i was wandering downtown a few nights ago in search of a jamacan coffee, but the lights were out and looked like old europe has closed shop.

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co-worker: what are you eating? your so healthy. that’s not like you to eat something like that. where’s that from?
me: it has jalapenos and monterey jack cheese…
co-worker: oh, i can’t believe it.

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Landon Godfrey reading at the Flood Reading Series, Sunday March 29, 2009.

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In essence, [blogging/blog platforms are] a straightforward content-management system that posts updates in reverse-chronological order and allows comments and other social interactions.

Viewed as such, blogging may “die” in much the same way that personal-digital assistants (PDAs) have died. A decade ago, PDAs were the preserve of digerati who liked using electronic address books and calendars. Now they are gone, but they are also ubiquitous, as features of almost every mobile phone.

Blogging grows up: The Economist (via somethingchanged)

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Justin Gardiner reads at the Flood Reading Series, Sunday March 29.