Archive for December, 2007
Green chile fuels liveblogging
I’m liveblogging my dinner. No, I haven’t gone bat-shit retarded. I just want everyone to eat good food, and I find this method more entertaining than typing up a recipe.
Let the cooking commence.
5:04 pm - prep work (my soundtrack choice is Daft Punk “Alive 2007″)
Ingredient list:
one onion (diced)
several cloves of garlic (diced - I used [...]
At RISE:
(Work cubicle, South Lake Union neighborhood - 3:43 pm, Wednesday.
A sweeping crane shot starting outside in the gray, overcast, commercial neighborhood to a figure seated in chair. The office is quiet and everything appears to be lifeless. The figure is slouched over a keyboard with feet propped up.)
FIGURE 1
If this day doesn’t end soon, I’m going to off myself. [...]
2007 Pictorial Spread
As the year winds to a close, I’ve become more reflective. No, this isn’t unique. Yes, it is important. Here is to you 2007, with all your awesome highs and shitty lows.
January:
keywords: love, happiness
February:
keywords: excitement, curiosity, preparation
March:
keywords: exaltation, travel, solitude, resistance
April:
keywords: longing, complacency
May:
keywords: loneliness, family, stagnancy
June:
keywords: friendship, forever, pain, heartache
July:
keywords: aging, calm, sadness
August:
keywords: friendship, tenderness, [...]
Clever, clever
Pretty clever project, especially if you love self-portraits. And for those of you who didn’t download In Rainbows yet (for shame), you can always opt to buy the CD when it comes out soon. And if you are one for bribery, Dylan is expecting his super fancy box set any day now, so send requests his [...]
Hurdle jumping like a track star
So many things going on, so little time.
Measles immunizations vs. Serene: As someone who has made approximately ten moves since leaving the nest, how in the world could I be expected to keep my immunizations records? As a smarty pants, I decided I’d get a blood test to prove I am immune to measles. Great [...]
INT. ROUTE 8 BUS STOP - 7:24 am, Monday
A woman is standing with her hood pulled far over her head. Heavy rain is pummeling her and the other commuters. Zoom tight on woman. She quietly moves back and forth, without moving her feet. Further zoom into black earbud underneath hood.
CUE EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY “OUR LAST DAYS AS CHILDREN”
SERENE (voiceover)
I’m here waiting for the bus, starting [...]









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