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discussion post on Thu, November 5, 2009 - 10:13 PM
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I help people build gardens for a living. kind of like an interior decorator except with bugs and rocks. I like figuring out how to build unusual structures. I also teach design in various venues. I like to talk.
I think I'm ready to say it - I'd like a boyfriend, please. Nice, smart, employed, local family would be a big plus! Mechanical/scientific aptitude a plus, and must be able to make me laugh until the milk comes out of my nose, especially when my kids are not around.
You are not connected to Flicka
want to grow your network?
Really. I can't figure it out.
Fri, May 8, 2009 - 10:51 PM
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Purity of purpose mingled with piss and cum. That flinty facade; that impossibly tender core that can never be revealed. I can't stop wondering about it as I continue along my solitary way, wishing I could connect instead of bouncing off the edges getting all bruised up.
I went to see a friend's work performed by Berkeley Symphony last week and as usual his work was great. How lucky when nice people get a share of the world's meagre stock of unusual talent.
Tue, October 28, 2008 - 5:45 PM
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But the venue was also very cool; four composers, each one gets about 40 minutes. Orchestra does a first-ever run-through of the piece, and it's pretty rough and chaotic; then the conductor and the composer work together to revise the score if necessary, fine-tune voicings, rhythmic interpretations, change marimba mallets; then they do a final performance that is recorded for the composer. The works were all pretty good but the open conversations were fascinating (and brutally useful for composers getting a grasp of how to notate ideas, much less develop them); and the final runthroughs breathtakingly better than the first. Like watching a Polaroid develop. There's two more "open rehearsals" in the series, each with a fresh set of unheard compositions from the same four composers. www.berkeleysymphony.org/progr...on.htm
Yesterday I was scolded by my kindergartener's teacher because we didn't get his homework back on time. Kindergarten! I didn't even know what to say to her. Some possibilities that came to mind:
Fri, September 26, 2008 - 11:13 AM
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a. WTF? he is learning to cut with scissors. b. you should really be talking to my ex who has the boys on all the key homework days and truthfully can't even manage his own schedule, much less coordinate three different color-coded folders due on three separate days per child c. aaagh, so tired.....
Off to the racetrack in Vallejo tonight with my friend John and his old friend Jim. The races were fun, mom-and-pop track and lots of local talent, maybe 10 years old and up, racing little fast speedway bikes with no brakes. Cover your beer, they're rounding the curve! We got sprayed with lots of gravel, and there were little kids all over the place.
Sat, August 9, 2008 - 11:12 PM
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This is the part of CoCo County I really like. Yeah, the track is tiny. It's really just groomed dirt, chainlink and plywood. But there were a lot of happy people there, and next Saturday night there will be more.
This eccentric orbit
Mon, July 28, 2008 - 11:17 AM
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shows us where the center lies mine, and yours, then ours in tandem We can pass it back and forth, like playing catch with our bodies for the ball Here's the windup, and the pitch my pelvis forms the glove Or perhaps a tetherball, with you the pole, then I in turn, we snap it to and fro against the straining rope, intensity and laughter cycling as in any children's game. And like a child, I would happily play this game all day.
august
Foot organ (no snickers please)
(in String-Can Telephone)
The photos are deceptive, it's actually two feet long
www.bandoneon-maker.com/footbass.htm discussion post on Thu, November 5, 2009 - 10:13 PM
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