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Taking things to their illogical conclusions. 6/9/09 22:50 - A love poem in 15 words or less. In the corner of my eye. At the centre of my attention. Words which make me fail at this meme. 10/9/07 22:46 - Two Weddings. Two weddings in two days. Much too much to much to say, so I'll just leave you with an equation from the second r = 1-sinθ. And a poem from the first:. Poem under the cut. Listening to the silence. 11/6/07 22:38 - Connectedness. There is no path I can trace between us. After consultation, ...
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Who is Cal Evans. Age 52: Hairdryer Hotdogs. Family traditions are important to me. It’s not really the family part that is important to me, but traditions, those are important. As I sit here and write, it is the Fourth of July, 2016. (Happy 240th America! For several years we have had a family tradition that sadly, has now been thrown under the bus of time by none other than my Uncle Mike. (You may remember him from the famous canceled Thanksgiving of 2015.). To celebrate the 4th of July. The celebratio...
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The Autobiographical House
April 5, 2011. Below is the powerpoint that I will be presenting in class tomorrow. Thanks! April 1, 2011. Sir John Soane’s Museum / Residence is located at Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, quite close to Holborn station. The establishment of this complex is a seamless historical process, all the way from 1792 until nowadays. Although certain interruptions had occurred, during most of the time the museum was kept as John Soane left it. March 23, 2011. March 22, 2011. Marking the Jones Residence Entrance.
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In A Sentence .org. The best little site that helps you understand word usage with examples. Autobiographically in a sentence. Veteran filmmaker Ira Sachs autobiographically inspired, intensely vulnerable, and sexually charged Keep The Lights On chronicles the drug-induced disintegration of an impassioned relationship between an emerging documentary filmmaker and a closeted lawyer living in New York in the 1990s. Hemingways weaker novels are more autobiographically revealing than his best fiction. I woul...
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autobiographically | A few stories, building up to a life. Or a life, broken down into a few stories.
A few stories, building up to a life. Or a life, broken down into a few stories. Momentum and infectious energy. January 13, 2016. This fall, I learned two important things from my new colleagues. First, my colleague Dr. Barbara Ornstein reminded me that the joy of reading is infectious – one of the greatest motivators in getting students to read is having a teacher who herself loves reading and who enthusiastically shares about her reading with her students. Were my students reading? The simple answer i...
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The object of autobiography
The object of autobiography. A life that wants to live. December 20, 2015. If I never become what I am meant to be, but always remain what I am not, I shall spend eternity contradicting myself by being at once something and nothing, a life that wants to live and is dead, a death that wants to be dead and cannot quite achieve its own death because it still has to exist. 8217; — Thomas Merton. Writing is how I hold on to the things I want to let go. On December 2 of this year, unexpectedly, another person ...
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Autobiographical Reflections | Inspiration & life lessons learned raising a son, who happens to have Down syndrome, and two daughters, who happen to be twins
Inspiration and life lessons learned raising a son, who happens to have Down syndrome, and two daughters, who happen to be twins. Yesterday, Wil and I went for a ride to the vet with the kitties. He sat in the car with their carrier perched on his lap, talking to the kittens through the vents, their purr boxes motoring strong. The carrier softly bumping back and forth between us as we made our way to the door. I’m carrying the kitties! Yes you are, big boy! The world moves really fast for our kids. T...
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