November 2009
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Seen yourself at your lowest point lately? Close friends sure know how to push your buttons. They not only know how to push them, but they also know how you’re wired up.
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Blomgren
Between You and David Blomgren
Steeeeven: “Haha, thanks man. Sorry about this weekend. I haven’t really felt like going out. I have to get into an outgoing, “want to meet people” mode first. I’ll call you up tho first thing when I hear of anything big going on in my apt. complex or in Bay Crest. Take care man. Have a fun weekend!”
I dug this up from my inbox a while...
Stella: i hang around gay boys soo damn much and they only hang around other gay boys. o i havent really met anyone new except more gay boys hahhaa.
Me: really? haha do you have anyone you'd like to introduce me to? hint*
Stella: hahah idk if they're ur type. unless u like filipinos. who are dancers.
Me: eeek, ha. I guess I'll pass
Stella: cuz i picture u wit someone intellectual and worldly
Me: AHAHAHAHA really.
Stella: they're none of those things. HAHA. they're a lil ghetto
Me: that's great, thank you for thinking so highly of me
Stella: just the type to drink and shi
Me: omgosh. ha. that's funny.
Thanks Stella
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Sometime we make the wrong decisions over love, but that’s better than not doing anything for love.
“I now believe that the only way in which Americans can rise above their...”
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love, love, loved
to love. to be loved. to love what you do. to love what you see. to see what you love. to love someone. to love something. to need love. to want love. to hope for love. to see love. to hear love. to feel love. to feel loved. to love how you feel. to feel what you love. to feel the love. to not feel the love. to be hurt by love. to ask, where is the love? to not be loved.
OBITUARIES
Claude Lévi-Strauss: One of the great intellectual heroes of the 20th century.
“A powerful thinker, Mr. Lévi-Strauss was an avatar of “structuralism,” a school of thought in which universal “structures” were believed to underlie all human activity, giving shape to seemingly disparate cultures and creations. His work was a profound influence even on his critics, of whom there were many....
