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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Going empty-handed
I’m at a loss for words, though I’m going to write a whole bunch of them to get out how I feel. Last night the world lost the realest kid I’ve ever met. I didn’t have a chance during our … Continue reading
Posted in Don't Know, God
Tagged bodhisattva way, BU, death, great love, great question, great suffering, grief, human route, kyle trotman, life, obituary
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Christmas, part two: “give it a Christian burial”
So we went to the Big Apple Circus, and it was bad. Really bad. That title quote was from my mother, who more accurately said, “Perhaps it’s time we give it a Christian burial and leave it at that.” It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Grievances, Holidays
Tagged christmas, circus, family, grandma, grievances, holidays
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Christmas, part one: unwrapping the gifts
My family has a tradition of brunch, unwrapping presents, and traveling into the city to see the Big Apple Circus. This is our last year of going to the circus, which, ever since their original (and founding) ringmaster left, has … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays
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The only thing we have to fear is… bad alien movies?!
I’ve been seeing ads and trailers for “The Darkest Hour,” which opens on Christmas day (two days from now… well, one, if you’re really keeping track in terms of hours–it’s two for me ’cause I haven’t slept yet… see my … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged aliens, armageddon, christmas, darkest hour, death, harold and kumar, hitchcock, hollywood, horror, marijuana, movies, psycho, survival, vapor
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Midnight Train to Brooklyn
Sorry, Georgia. This train’s headed south, but not that far south. Not like dirty south, south. I’m talking the Northeast Regional Amtrak. #177 Boston to D.C. That’s what’s up. I realized today that every time I come home to New York, … Continue reading
And God so loved the world…
I don’t understand how I can’t live a life of simple devotion to helping others without any kind of belief in God. I just had a long, circular conversation with a self-styled, born-again, accept-Jesus-Christ-as-your-personal-Lord-and-Savior-or-you-don’t-go-to-heaven type Christian man, from which I … Continue reading
Posted in Don't Know, God
Tagged christianity, delusion, god, jesus, life, waking up, zen
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ADD and Finals don’t mix.
Whenever I reach the end of any school year I get the urge to do anything but study for final exams (thank you Facebook for teaching me that “FINALS” is actually an acronym for “Fuck, I Never Actually Learned This … Continue reading
