I am a PREACHER of the WORD, the WRITTEN WORD.
For anyone who knows me, I hope you find that as funny as I do.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Whoa Wednesday
Whoa, Wednesday, as in, 'Whoa, Wednesday, where did you go?!'
To my dissertation, that's where. Time spent on the final piece edits and proof-reads of my MA 20,000 word analysis/argument/total fun. Yes, I did just write total fun because even if deadlines make the nerves rattle, I loved every minute of crafting my argument, doing the research, even getting feedback. I was up until 2 am last night putting in the gorgeously edited photos of picturebook double page spreads my lady love photoshopped up for me, woke this morning to finish off the bibliography and abstract; I'm off the printers on Friday. Wham, bam, done.
Whoa, Wednesday, I missed you here, but it was so good over in Word.
To my dissertation, that's where. Time spent on the final piece edits and proof-reads of my MA 20,000 word analysis/argument/total fun. Yes, I did just write total fun because even if deadlines make the nerves rattle, I loved every minute of crafting my argument, doing the research, even getting feedback. I was up until 2 am last night putting in the gorgeously edited photos of picturebook double page spreads my lady love photoshopped up for me, woke this morning to finish off the bibliography and abstract; I'm off the printers on Friday. Wham, bam, done.
Whoa, Wednesday, I missed you here, but it was so good over in Word.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Alexander Doty, Making Things Perfectly Queer
"While we acknowledge that homosexuals as well as heterosexuals can operate or mediate from within straight cultural spaces and positions--after all, most of us grew up learning the rules of straight culture--we have paid less attention to the proposition that basically heterocentrist texts can contain queer elements, and basically heterosexual, straight-identified people can experience queer moments. And these people should be encouraged to examine and express those moments as queer, not as moments of "homosexual panic," or temporary confusion, or as unfortunate, shameful, or sinful lapses in judgement or taste to be ignored, repressed, condemned, or somehow explained away within and by straight cultural politics--or even within and by gay or lesbian discourses" (Doty, Making Thing Perfectly Queer: 3).
Monday, January 4, 2010
Drugs are Bad
Apparently mixing one head cold + two Day Nurse tablets (like Tylenol) + one chocolate croissant + one hour long Tube ride = puking next to the Bingo Hall in public.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Darts
I have learned this evening that watching darts on television is actually more exciting than a lot of sports. Sure, it's a one-man show. Sure, there's no pitch or outdoor scenery. But the game never stops progressing. Every throw moves it. It may be similar to tennis, but even easier. Perfect for a Sunday sofa leisure time.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Saturday after New Years
The New Year is wonderful, changing up all that you take as 'normal' in your life. I woke up New Year's morning feeling grounded, fresh, and at peace. The 2nd of January, I found myself wondering about the 'high' of New Years, and what you do when it's no longer the 1st of January and the world may not be so fresh.
Friday, January 1, 2010
A New Year of a New Decade
On the 1st of January of 2010, the first day of a new decade, I woke feeling fresh at 12:30 pm in the afternoon, next to a beautiful woman who wants to marry me. Not a shabby start.
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