Category: Pondersome
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The implant is seated
We can rebuild him. We have the technology. Better, stronger, faster. I’m laughing with headphones on watching the sterile white TV affixed to the ceiling. A comedian pontificates why do men have nipples. “They’re like plastic fruit.” Suction. I flip through the channels, as my mouth is pulled open and beard tugged. The Daily Show…
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Where am I?
The the This has been a particularly self-reflective beginning to autumn. Aside from a jaunt abroad, hibernating is starting to sound exceptionally good. Perhaps it’s just a flighted thought and I caught myself in a mood as the memes of single words circled around. I sat down and started to define my world with nouns…
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Sometimes there is no title
Sometimes there is no caption. Before darkrooms, polaroids, one-hour processing and the instant gratification of digital cameras, we had to rely on hope. It’s been around longer… Hope that is. I’m thinking it’s reliable.
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No news is good news
Columbus, Ohio Waking early from the sun reflecting off the neighboring buildings, I realized my hotel room wasn’t one of the dreaded inside rooms that had a view of the makeshift courtyard. As I gathered my thoughts for the day ahead, I realized it was the anniversary of the World Trade Center tragedy. I had…
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Good day for a haircut
Montage from around Tiny Tina’s Barber Shop This is the week of days. Each one has been a little epic in itself, and this one is no different. I wake up to a phone call from a client and put on my instant “I am awake and alert” voice. It is surreal. I pee quietly…
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One of those days.
Somebody’s got a case of the Mondays… Sleep was unusually rough last night. I was thinking too much. There’s no sense in that and I remind myself this from time to time, but I forget. The house was relatively quiet as I lay awake. Cooled air was pumping through the bedside vent to stifle the…
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Memorial Day
Oklahoma National Memorial May 26, 2003 Navigating Oklahoma City is quite easy. Even though a third of the state’s population lives here, it’s still organized and spread out in such a way that getting lost is difficult. What began as an overcast day broke into a wonderfully cool beginning to summer. I checked out of…
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deep hidden vein of sadness
Doo doo doo, lookin’ out my back door. (LEFT: macro on, RIGHT: macro off) There’s no pattern to the email I get from my personal site. Sometimes something will just show up filtered in the email box and I’ll do my best to provide a reply, if appropriate. Content runs the gamut from asking details…
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Hangin’ with Dave
Driving back from Columbus it was a gorgeous day. I got my in-truck country-karaoke on and made the decision that I need to work outdoors, in the fields, lifting heavy bales of hay (or something to that effect). Computer work alone is not good for me. I also made the decision that I’m going to…
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I want to be in awe.
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