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Archive for January, 2009

On Course

Getting the measles shot took a little while…I thought I was going to get jabbed in the shoulder and have a sore arm for aikido class but it was just the tiniest poke above the elbow. I guess the thought of how unnecessary it was plus the prolonged anticipation of the needle bothered me (big [...]

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School SNAFUs

Look at how many times they jab a little baby with needles in modern times! I got two measles shots in my lifetime, once in May 1969 and then again in 1980. But because my first measles shot happened before my first birthday, I have to go in to CUNY health services and get another [...]

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Krapped

Saw my friend Michael Laurence’s brave, entrancing one-man show Krapp, 39 Tuesday. It’s Michael’s personal contemplation of Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape.
Watching his theatrical unfolding of his life was like encountering a self that diverged from my college and post-college days of bohemian intensity. He put a lot of his genuine struggles in his piece, [...]

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Sawdust

A lot of drilling and screwing, even sawing, has been taking place here. On our New Jersey wolves trip we bought a few shelf/cabinet type things, which I was hoping to finish, but the weather hasn’t been suitable. They were sitting around and I finally found time to put them up, will finish them when [...]

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Catch-up

I didn’t get to post video from the Gaza demonstration, it seems the footage was screwed up somehow on my little Canon Optura. It occurred to me I hadn’t run a head cleaner thru it in a long time, so I did…won’t know if that was the problem until I shoot something else unfortunately. Darn, [...]

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Death toll of Palestinians has passed 900, including more than 300 civilians. 13 Israelis dead, including 2 civilians. You’ve seen the pictures of the children dead in piles of rubble. The strange thing about a protest this massive is how high-spirited it is. Gathering by the thousands to protest horror beyond most of our experience, [...]

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