darkness

I’ve been watching some videos on YouTube as I figure out the best way to build a generator to power us through the darkness. I like the bedini motor concept. I wonder if adding more coils will capture more current? I wonder if I have what it takes to power a washing machine?

free energy motor [...]

I had a whole post planned about one of my favorite bands. I had big dreams about the stuff I was going to get done tonight. Then, sometime during the evening news, I drifted away, awakened only by the confusion of my cell ringing (sorry, Kelli).

Break down. Sweat.
Blacker than black.
Can't take it one more day.
I am a leader of no one into nothing;
Can't take it one more day.

I can't go back to that place even one more time,
But how do I buy you your cheese?
Go down to the ocean,
Let the sun bleach my bones dry,
But how do I buy you your cheese?

Poetry News:

1. — I don’t necessarily push dark imagery in my poems as much as I embrace darkness when it arrives in my life, and find a way for that darkness to exist inside language. —

And follow with a smile.

That’s the motto for my life from the very first day on.

Today is the day when I pushed my ass out of the darkness and into the light, 32 years ago.

Last week, while combing through his parents' house, Karsten found an old book called "The Cat and the Captain," and kept it for an art project he's dreaming up using old book covers.

His blog is insane. But I know it's his--no one else could word things so. I admit that some days I skip over it in my feed reader or just scan--I have to take a slight breather from such rabid obsession every so often. Today, though, he grabbed me in the way he has been since my early 20s.

We have reached the end of the top 10 singers to listen to in the folk/bluegrass/country genre. (These are in no certain order except who I think to put on the list). Artist number 1 is Mary Chapin Carpenter.

We have reached the downward spiral of counting down the top 10 singers to listen to in the folk/bluegrass/country genre. (These are in no certain order except who I think to put on the list). Artist number 3 is Patty Griffin.