ninji

hello friend ... it's true, i do love sidney portier... i had an epiphany about my attraction to the absurd and esp. kafka's heros and i was thinking about people who had beat the evil and absurd beast of the system...ghandi, jesus, mlk, mandela, and i was thinking about paul robeson and how great a man he was and then when i got home there was s documentary about portier and i had no idea about his life and how dreamlike and powerful it was...did you know the self rule of the bahamas (where he was born) by the local population was brought about indirectly by portier's first controversial film? it was banned by the colonial british g'ment but the people were so massively angered that they formed a political party (their first) and demanded the film be shown, and from there managed to take control of the g'ment. it was a very good night for realizing things. pleased to make your acquaintance. peace.

Saw your post in the indie rock group...

Hey, I know Anya from way back. How is she doing? I take it from your post, she's still playing. Tell her, Poser says, "Hi!"


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Haha, you should see me WHEN I hoot! hahaha

ha. i WUV u guyz.

thank you so much for leaving that poem. i almost cried! sometimes i just get so lonely and i start to forget than anyone cares. and for whatever reason, you decided to care, and it really helped. thank you.

I really dislike soulamte, and have a huge degree of suspicion about "true love"...
It just seems an easy excuse to avoid looking at people as complex and not easily thrown into lovely social boxen. Grr.

[Edited on Feb 05, 2003]

mmmm...agreed. the word "soulmate" has a sting to it. it seems like a warm and fuzzy word, but, all told, it seems like a marketing tool more than anything.

thanks for playin' the home game, guys! on to new entries.

hungry for UK culture? hehehe - I hope you aren't setting your sights *too* high There ain't that much of it around...

that's just too good.

yay i finally won something

thom

if you've ever been in love you know it's true

my ex found Julia Cameron's book incredibly useful in sorting her life out - hard work, but it all seemed to go alright for her in the end. She dropped an unsatisfying career in new media, became a reiki healer, and it's all worked out for her.

wow
thats beautiful
you gots some talent
wish i could write like that
and thanks for the comment
xoxo

Please excuse the fact that my zoned-out-ness at hte time made it hard to realize that I felt that wa, but meeting up with you was not only a complete surprise, but a truly, legitimately, wonderful experience. to say "It was nice to meet you" would suck, and not convey how really nice it was talking with you, even though it was mostly just me babbling. I could ell that if I had beyond the actually broing things I was tlaking about, I was enjoying your company. So there. I have decided, in the back of my brain after good night's rest, that you rock. and I don't say that to all the girls. ROCK.
-welcome to poopydave's friends list.
Dave
PS that's a really great piece of writing. smooch

i was feeling kind of down when i wrote that... i've always felt some appealing irony in oldies songs. they are often about heartbreak and pain, but yet are sung with a playful joy, a sense of upbeat that doesn't fit.

thanks for asking. i do appreciate it.

the rain always amplifies the scents, honeysuckle pollenated by refreshment from above.

Thanks for the comment! I might do another wallpaper soon, but first I have to decide who it's gonna be of :-)

amen.

*raises both shaking arms in air*

Heh. Snow is *so* my type, but she lives faaaar away. I prefer girls that live close, ya' know? . But it *is* uncanny.

That's an awesome note above. I owe you e-mail, but I'm notoriously slow (cause I'm busy and e-mail makes me feel fatigued for some reason), butbe on the look out.

Peace!

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