Archive for November, 2004

Holiday thoughts

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2004

Thanksgiving is two days from today and I’m heading up to Indianapolis tonight to meet up with friends. I’m so glad that holidays are worked into our lives. Not only do we get days off of work or school to rest, eat and be with friends and family, but we have something to […]

I really like

Wednesday, November 17th, 2004

I really like the pictures on this webpage. Apparently, someone writes in with an idea and then he draws it. Look They are well done, apt representations of their titles, and they have bright colors.

Treat me like a kid

Monday, November 15th, 2004

I had to go to the doctor on Friday. When I go to the doctor because I have something wrong or hurting, not for a regular checkup, I always start to feel like a kid. I want to whine and I get shy about telling the doctor what I am feeling and what […]

Arafat Dies

Thursday, November 11th, 2004

Yasser Arafat died early this morning in a French hospital. There is violence in the Gaza Strip already and threats of more. I really can’t believe he died. David and I had a conversation about him in the car the other day, as we listened to the news of his health worsening, […]

The speed of the week vibe

Wednesday, November 10th, 2004

I’m at work and it’s Wednesday. My co-workers agree with me that this is somehow the longest week. There has got to be some vibe which spreads out over a certain area that slows down time (or speeds it up for that matter). It’s always so odd that people for the most part […]

Abortion in different terms

Monday, November 8th, 2004

I’m presently reading an introduction to Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex for my Literary Theory Class. My Norton Anthology says that this book provided the theorticial basis for the emergence in the 1960s and 1970s of feminist activism in both Europe and North America. The so-called “second-wave feminism” movement (the first being […]

Imagining an accent

Thursday, November 4th, 2004

I find accents to be a particularly interesting phenomenon. In my office alone, there are five realitively distinct versions of the southern accent. Though I have not poled my co-workers to find out their backgrounds, my keen ear has detected that two are east Tennessee born, one is from the antebellum tradition of the […]

The next day

Tuesday, November 2nd, 2004

Well, since my post yesterday was somewhat sad, I thought I would follow up with a connected post entitled “The next day,” thereby drawing my readers into multiple days of reading excitement. On the way home from Boston on Sunday, David and I were fasting. We had decided to fast on Sunday in […]

Emotional musings

Monday, November 1st, 2004

I haven’t written anything for correspondingshapes lately so today I am going to write something. I find it realitively hard to just think of some compact piece of writing on a semi-regular basis. I’ve been thinking about this much of the morning and my inkling is this: either my schedule doesn’t permit me to […]