Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: August 2004
towards open waters
moving is having a greater impact on my emotional well-being than i care to admit. i have been saying goodbye and goodbye and goodbye to all the little things that have made my world for the past 9 years – turks on saturday morning,… Continue Reading “towards open waters”
confession
i got very drunk last night, and spent over an hour arguing with a linguistics phd student who is all of 24 years old about his role in doing language work in first nations communities, and i smoked a cigarette. margot and the two… Continue Reading “confession”
what is community?
interconnection with people is something essential to my well-being, for i am a social creature who thrives on networks of support and a diversity of experience (much of which comes vicariously through the people i know). i can not possibly live all the events i wish to, but i trust that those who i call my friends will go out and live the ones i can not, and bring those experiences to me for sharing. in this way i am always greater than myself, filled with the life of others. this is the strength in dispersion of loved ones.
mr. picassohead
if it weren’t for the internet – we wouldn’t have things like mr. picassohead – and then what would we do?
a cabin in the foothills
nathan has rented a crazy little cabin on 5 acres in tonasket, washington. (if you follow that link you will notice that the “city” of tonasket has website useful for almost no purpose). anyhow – this cabin was originally built in 1912, and backs… Continue Reading “a cabin in the foothills”
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