Entries Tagged as 'music'

I kissed a girl … now get over it.

February 15th, 2009 · 1 Comment

I frequently let Rhapsody decide what I should listen to based on what it knows about what I’ve listened to recently. This doesn’t always result in playlists I actually like but it does at least relieve me of the burden of trying to decide what I want to hear while I work. And this is [...]

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Tags: gender · music · sex

Related fragments of reflection

November 17th, 2008 · No Comments

Five years ago I wrote the following lines in a poem: The Santa Ana winds always leave me reeling in fever unable to sleep. This might explain why today I feel as if I spent last night partying despite having really had a quiet evening watching TV and folding laundry. I keep slipping into a [...]

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Tags: Los Angeles · music · poems · writing

hitching bath-chairs to boats

May 20th, 2008 · No Comments

There is something fascinating to me about the way certain things stick in one’s memory where they are pulled up to the surface by strange unrelated things. As a freshman at UW I took an honors comparative literature class that focused on Kafka, Beckett, and Borges. It was intense, strange, and wonderful. The class itself [...]

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Tags: education · literature · music · personal

Smells Like Teen Spirit Testosterone

July 3rd, 2007 · No Comments

I commute 60 miles round trip on days when I go to campus. I’m pretty careful about avoiding the times with the worst traffic, but it still works out to somewhere between an hour and a half and two hours in the car. Lately I’ve decided I’m sick and tired of the selection of CDs [...]

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Tags: gender · Los Angeles · music