Politics, Music, Sports and I like to whine about my life too.
Sometimes I write things that I think are well put. Good usage of words….clear and concise. Then I re-read it three hours later and can’t figure it out. It sounds all bulky and clunky.
I really wish I would have paid attention in English Class. I think I just need to date another English major.
Carried the team tonight but doesn’t look like it will be enough. WNBA playoffs are underway. I can’t say I like the 3 game format where the worst team plays at home first but I guess a limited budget forces such things.
I love Doris Burke. Definitely one of the best commentators out there. I hope [...]
The woman of my dreams. She was the impetus for my first novel. Can’t explain in words that haven’t been already written.
Dreams are dreams and a man can think.
My life was quite boring. The only sense of excitement the choice between tuna or noodles. But today all kinds of action
Classes. Then I met with the psuedo College Democrats at WSU. Back in 2003 I tried to “organize” something….it didn’t happen. But today almost a dozen students met in the group study room in [...]
For you lonely hearts out there.
Thursday Night
The morning comes with a slight rage. Tired body molded to an empty flat bed. Arm still asleep and the burst of blood causes a movement unorthodox but effective in turning off the alarm. The coldness restricts the first breath to that of a gasp. Getting out of bed slowly the ache of the back [...]
The blisters, the back ache, the burning lungs, the shakey hands, the red face, the feeling of disgust.
Nothing like getting back in shape. In my life there has been three transitions.
The first was my senior year in high school. I had pneumonia and went to the hospital for three or four days, couldn’t breath at [...]
So I am taking a class on Gender Violence, well I am doing the reading for a class on gender violence. My attendance is what you would expect from a guy who lives 60 miles away and HATES driving, can’t afford the cost of gas and cannot be dissuaded from the comfort of reading in [...]