Archive for December 2009

sixteen | year two

In life, nablopomo, poem of the day, quotes on 16 December 2009 tagged december, sixteen with no comments

words of another wild geese you do not have to be good. you do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert repenting. you only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves. tell me about despair, yours, and i will tell you mine. [...]

fifteen | year two

In life, nablopomo on 15 December 2009 tagged december, fifteen with 3 comments

(originially posted on december 15, 2006) — with a tear and a smile, i repost this today as a reminder to always remember the path that has brought me to this day. i think everyone who knows me will agree that i am a very reserved person. if you disagree than you either don’t know [...]

fourteen | year two

In family, life, music, nablopomo on 14 December 2009 tagged december, fourteen with 7 comments

two plus feet of snow back in 2000, my sister and i took advantage of a promotional offer from cdnow.com (a now defunct online music retailer).  for the cost of shipping, we were able to create a six-song holiday album, complete with our own title and liner notes.  we couldn’t resist. after searching the available [...]

thirteen | year two

In life, nablopomo on 13 December 2009 tagged associations, december, thirteen with 2 comments

2009 in associations january = 50mm february = infp march = bmw april = cherry blossoms may = goodbye chloe june = hello thirty-four july = “should i stay or should i go?” august = tori X 2 september = bluemont october = “ichabod’s fate” november = prime bar december = family

twelve | year two

In family, life, nablopomo on 12 December 2009 tagged december, twelve, yellow roman candle with no comments

yellow roman candle w.j.b.  my father.  our likeness is so much more than skin deep. my free spirit, my sense of direction, my proclivity for changing jobs — they are all in your image. thank you for never underestimating the power of a good laugh and for always believing in me. i am proud to [...]