Monthly Archives: March 2004

Time is marching on and Time is still marching on.

Posted on March 22nd, 2004

It’s official. Today I have lived an entire quarter of a century.

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You’re older than you’ve ever been and now you’re even older.

Posted on March 16th, 2004

Everyone; say happy birthday to Jeremy.

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Theory of time.

Posted on March 5th, 2004

“All those protein-head scientists are wrong, he thought. Time isn’t a circle or a straight line. It’s a smell bottle. You catch a whiff here, a whiff there …” – Fool’s Run by Patricia A. McKillip. She may just be right. I’ve found myself completely transported, fully immersed in a memory just by the wafting [...]

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Getting back to basics.

Posted on March 4th, 2004

For our three year anniversary, Paul bought me a whole lotta prismacolors. I promised him I would begin drawing again and would use the pencils, yet inspiration totally escapes me. So there the prismacolors sit, looking forlorn and forgotten next to my sad and unused sketchpad. And strangely, what I really want to do is [...]

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Marketing at its finest.

Posted on March 3rd, 2004

If I were adventurous and willing to brave downtown traffic on a Wednesday night, I would try to be one of the first five thousand fans at the Stars hockey game tonight. I would be given a Mike Modano nesting doll. How insane is that?

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