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  • Poem: The Curse

    Because you could You felt Deserved It Because you had You reached Enticed It Because you must You wanted Desired Because you are You lied Desired Because you can’t You picked Appalled

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  • Poem: Stairs

    The second time I woke up, I heard him call my name from above. He asked me, “what the hell you doin’ down there?” I yelled undecipherable sounds and nothing else. He shouted back, “spit the marbles out.” There were many times I wished I had marbles to throw. I grabbed my yo-yo and chucked

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  • Documentary Recommendation: Nightmares in Red, White and Blue (2009)

    This documentary is an older one about movies but worth the watch especially if you are a horror movie fan. From Nosferatu to Leatherface to Jigsaw, NIghtmares in Red, White and Blue highlights the evolution of the American horror film (just as the one sheet says). In most every movie, there are unintended consequences and

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  • More You Know: U.S. Busiest Airports

    Many of the busiest 20 top airports are located all over the world. Think tourist cities like Beijing, Tokyo, New York City, Dubai, San Francisco and London. Here are the top 20 busiest airports in the U.S. 1 Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport 2 Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport 3 Denver International Airport 4 O’Hare International Airport 5

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  • Documentary Recommendation: Val (2021)

    “It’s important to be yourself. What art does for everyone, helps you understand yourself and in a distilled way, whether it’s a painting or a scene in acting or a joke. It distills something about everyday life that can be important to you.” -Val Kilmer- For sake of time and because Val Kilmer does a

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  • Journal Entry Type #103: Really, He Said That?!

    When you’re not feeling it, you’re really not feeling it. The thrill is gone. The spark is gone. Everything is gone. I’ve been doing a lot of mindless thinking (sometimes wishful), writing introductions (stupid, I might add), reading the short stories written by someone I know (in my free time) because I don’t want to

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  • Postcards From The Desert

    Not all my postcards, but many of them still survived. Here they are in no particular order because I’m lazy.

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  • The Dichotomy of Living

    I’ve seen the wind blow the tall grasses, the cornstalks too. It’s peaceful there with the sun setting, but soon I grow antsy. I want to see tall buildings and see the faces of different people. I’ve heard the train whistle at anyone nearby, telling them to not come close. The reality is hardly anyone

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  • Small Town U.S.A.

    I went for a quick visit to my parent’s new house and basically relaxed for a few days. I didn’t want to do anything that had me running around all over the city. Now if only the plane rides had been without crying children and people complaining how personal alcohol was no longer served on

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  • Trifecta #67

    This trifecta needs some backstory. I heard this song on my way home from work. I found out it was from a singer from the 1960s who had a one hit wonder called They’re Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haa! The singer’s name is Jerrold Samuels/Napoleon XIV from NYC. The photo was taken as I

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  • Journal Entry Type #102

    I am hopelessly trying to keep up. I am hopefully falling behind. I find myself not having enough time to do anything anymore. I am tired and worn out by the time I get to the weekends. I’m not sure if I’m ready for 2022 yet. I’m not sure how long I want to have

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  • LV Strip: RW (2021)

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    I finally made it to Resorts World on the LV Strip. I will let the pictures speak for themselves. The hotel and casino is definitely a work in progress, but what isn’t these days.

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  • More You Know: Swimming and Track/Field Olympic Records

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    There were a few Olympic records set at Tokyo. The two most exciting races to watch when it comes to tight races, for me, is track and field and swimming. It is in these sports where tenths of a second can mean the difference between gold or silver or bronze. The same happens in track

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