THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE FROM THE SORABJI.COM MESSAGE BOARDS (1995-2016). |
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I checked the Rent.com, no luck, cause it expired on Dec of 2009, however, I tried Wal-mart, it has the remaining balance of .21 cents. You will never know what the value of the gift cards. |
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The other times, I just returned to my hometown after 4 hours round trip, a friend of mine is a disability and volunteer took him to his parent's house, by that time when I came back home. I stopped at the gas station cause I needed was Dr Pepper and a Hostess cup cake, and spotted a 20.00 under the propane tank rental storage cage. |
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So I gave it to Salvation Army and thought that would give me some good Karma. |
Back in my days, I lived with my mother and we didn't have money, it is not much of allowance that my dad gave me, so I thought what it is like to pick up all of the cans and so on. In other hand, I found total 51 cents in coins that has been sitting on the shoulder of the road. and I almost filled up the jars of pennies. But this led me into tempting that whetever should I go to the toll booth where I lives near interstate highway, I am sure of that there are loose coins lying allover the pavement. |
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what I fuckin' did? |
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the universe is 99.9 % empty, right? |
How bout them oil driller folk a-capping that little hole in the ocean bottom? won't find buddha there. may be. not enough sanity to go round on this Monday. SaRAH are you a walking to the plane or or you a walking on da beach yet? |
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i can't even find the words to talk about it yet. in summary since marriage and children, if there is anything left of me, it lives in hawaii. also, i hate texas. |
actual conversation that transpired this morning JM: When we visited Hawaii we went to the Pearl Harbor Memorial. me: Pretty sobering, isn't it? JM: Well yes, but I was very surprised by how many Japanese people were there. It made me very uncomfortable. I couldn't help thinking, it was YOU people who did this to us! me: I wonder if they have a Hiroshima memorial in Japan that American's visit. |
Americans i'm not stupid. i do that apostrophe thing all the time on sorabji, so rarely anywhere else. it's super irritating. |
actual conversation that transpired while we were in hawaii Dad: Mike, I'd like to introduce you to my family. Mike: Nice to meet you all. Natalie: Waaahhhhhhhhhhhhh (age appropriate stranger anxiety) Mike: Oh, I must be the first brown person she's ever seen. wtf |
Also, since Hawaii has a large Japanese-American population, how did JM know all of the Japanese people weren't fellow citizens? |
<3 sarah |
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Watching the newly released 7th season of Curb the other night (they always film on location, never on set) i was poked and prodded about various locations. Last night I dreampt I took my old job. Over the weekend I had a long conversation with a stranger at a wedding I was bartending who knew my old street and some of my neighbors and acted for the theatre company I used to work for. Poke poke poke. Im not as bored with Durham as I am with my life in general and I think that is causing me to associate this feeling with leaving LA and somehow returning to LA is the answer. Yeah the baby is great but were tight money wise.....in LA we had 6 figures a year. Here she cant find a job to save her life. My boss is a prick and in general Im unsure which course to chart for the rest of my life and in general feel like time is running out. Its like that fucking countdown clock from 24. unrelated it was either beer or meat. i bye bye meat! m not sure if it will work. tonight its new belgium skinny dip. |
days. Never been there. |
Semillama, you know how I feels about japansese attitude towards to us, they shoulda, coulda, and woulda have not bought the raw material of uranium-237 from the germany at the first place, and NONE of this will happened. |
One of the scientists aboard the Enola Gay tried to commit suicide several times in order to forget what he saw when the plane dropped the bomb. He never succeeded, but his adult daughter, seeing what her father went through for "the sake of peace" did complete her suicide from a bridge in New Mexico. And he experienced the loss again and again, viewing his memory and seeing that bridge. My sons camped on the beach of a neighboring island in view of the Hiroshima memorial, and report that despite the 12 yr old scotch and the crazy australian on that beach, the rain was wet, hangingly wet, errie and mosquito ridden, knowing what memorial was within sight. Death -- that kind of useless death, wholesale death-- haunts any of us with a conscience. Take a look at Elena Filotova's photowebsite on Chernobyl for another memorial of man's inhumanity to man. |
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