Chester and I danced tonight. And as we did, the world was beautiful and loved. I loved Chester, if only for his grace and poise– the flowing gait of a well-bred English Setter. We danced through the valley, and I loved its air, if only for being cool and full of the smell of summer. […]
Month: June 2005
The Lost Legend of Long’s Peak
Two things: 1) Get Shorty is a highly entertaining movie. Easily one of my favorites within the “ganster” genre. 2) I had a blood test on Friday that returned 112,000. Although this is just a little shy of a normal count (150,000-400,000), it’s the highest count I’ve had, without drugs, since my Junior year. In […]
“Lying on my back facing the cloud cluttered sky, I noticed the reddened orange sand beneath my fisted fingers was a perfect match for the angry scarlet sky above me. I asked them to get married and to make me a god. It didn’t work; it wasn’t worth asking. I felt my heart rise with […]
An amusing note
I found it appropriate that “WC3” is not containted within the default Microsoft spell-check dictionary for Outlook Express 6. “What? WC3? Standards? No, thank you very much, WE set the standards!!” Last night’s electrical storm was the most amazing thing I have ever seen. And that’s not an exageration. The game of Ultimate last night […]
Park thing Friday night
Starting at about 5:30PM tomorrow (Friday) there will be people hanging out in Lions park. There will be a couple slack lines, a frisbee or two, barbeque, and plenty of good tunes. It should be a good time. Feel free to show up. If you want to bring something, just give me a call at […]