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Color=Green: Hmmm... out of all your close friend girls which one cud u see yourself bein in a relationship wit? (Use there nickname or initials!)
Yikes, at the spelling. This seems moot: Christine.
Town=guantanamo bay: Kumar: Mr. President, this is weed, do you like to get high?
OK, so I'm President, i must be high. But, no, my perceptual and emotional adventures are enough of a roller coaster without hel. Although, there is something about smoking half a pack of cigarettes, one after another, lighting one on the last glow of the previous, that i fondly remember. But generally i was damned depressed when i started the pack.....
Kitchen Implement=Can opener: you got expelled? for doing what?
Expelled from.... well, the "in crowd." Probably because i walked around with my nose in a book and generally hid. Expelled from Eden, inheriting inner demons with my inherited privilege. (Oh, but i live in California, another type of Eden.) Expelled from innocence... er, actually, i think depression had too much to do with innocence, in a way. Expelled from youth by the passage of time. Expelled from ....
Ecosystem=Coastal Marsh: And was a lot of your work in—in Lab Biology or was it Field Biology or a combination?
It would be cool to do fieldwork in physics, but for nuclear physics, it's a lab. I have wondered what would have happened if i had had mentors who really could help me pick a direction in choosing a discipline. What if i had chosen a science with field work? Would that have off-set the effects of depression in grad school? Would i have just coped better and taken much longer to confront my mental demons? Dunno.
Tree=Willow: Lantrip's photos of you are beyond all your other photogs w.r.t. setting, lighting, empathy, sexiness, and plain, all-round visual appeal. When it comes to capturing the Willow phenomenon, that boy is one in a million. True or false?
False. No -- True. Actually. Both.
Operating system= Mac OS 10.2 jaguar: Are Idiomatic Expressions for Idiots?
I don't think so. I think they are incredibly powerful ways of seeing into a culture's frames and history, and give us some insight into how we think.
Yikes, at the spelling. This seems moot: Christine.
Town=guantanamo bay: Kumar: Mr. President, this is weed, do you like to get high?
OK, so I'm President, i must be high. But, no, my perceptual and emotional adventures are enough of a roller coaster without hel. Although, there is something about smoking half a pack of cigarettes, one after another, lighting one on the last glow of the previous, that i fondly remember. But generally i was damned depressed when i started the pack.....
Kitchen Implement=Can opener: you got expelled? for doing what?
Expelled from.... well, the "in crowd." Probably because i walked around with my nose in a book and generally hid. Expelled from Eden, inheriting inner demons with my inherited privilege. (Oh, but i live in California, another type of Eden.) Expelled from innocence... er, actually, i think depression had too much to do with innocence, in a way. Expelled from youth by the passage of time. Expelled from ....
Ecosystem=Coastal Marsh: And was a lot of your work in—in Lab Biology or was it Field Biology or a combination?
It would be cool to do fieldwork in physics, but for nuclear physics, it's a lab. I have wondered what would have happened if i had had mentors who really could help me pick a direction in choosing a discipline. What if i had chosen a science with field work? Would that have off-set the effects of depression in grad school? Would i have just coped better and taken much longer to confront my mental demons? Dunno.
Tree=Willow: Lantrip's photos of you are beyond all your other photogs w.r.t. setting, lighting, empathy, sexiness, and plain, all-round visual appeal. When it comes to capturing the Willow phenomenon, that boy is one in a million. True or false?
False. No -- True. Actually. Both.
Operating system= Mac OS 10.2 jaguar: Are Idiomatic Expressions for Idiots?
I don't think so. I think they are incredibly powerful ways of seeing into a culture's frames and history, and give us some insight into how we think.