Month: March 2010

Today at the park I saw a cute little crow. It was the smallest crow I’d ever seen.

Lunch with M was fun though odd. Someone who was one of the closest people to me for five formative years and then off and on for longer and then nothing at all for six years–seeing her again was sort of a shock. But we did great. Park, Indian food, tea. I was looking forward… Read More »

You don’t have to worry about breaking the eggs.

I just finished addressing all the envelopes for fi 7–I’m afraid the permanent marker I use makes me feel dizzy and weird because I feel dizzy and weird and did last night too when I was working on it. About 60 go out in the mail initially, a handful get hand-delivered locally, and lots go… Read More »

Erik’s having trouble with his computer. Or maybe the router? I have internet just fine, but he doesn’t. It’s really a pain for him. Meanwhile, scoring is supposed to go through Tuesday, so he really needs to be able to do that. I guess he can use mine. The neighbors have set up camp on… Read More »

Sometimes I get too excited and need to go for a walk. That’s what happened this morning after listening to the podcast reviewing functionally ill 6. Did you hear it? I nearly cried. Erik and I went to our closest park, and I walked through neighborhoods while Erik wrote poems by the creek. Then I… Read More »

Here’s a podcast review of functionally ill 6. It’s done by A World Beyond Capitalism Team Radio. https://www.listeningtothenoiseuntilitmakessense.com/2010/03/audio-moblog.html

And a library in Washington contacted me wanting to get functionally ills. That always makes me feel good. She’s going to send postage money too.