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All I wanted all winter is snow. And now that it's hear and it's been coming off-and-on for more than a week, I still say, "bring it on."
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Surprisingly, the TV show "American Dad" had a surprisingly poignant episode tonight about illegal immigration and sweatshops. I know that "American Dad" is just a general ripoff of "Family Guy," which is a more culturally disposable, break-neck paced and quickly obselete version of "The Simpsons," but this episode was actually a good one.
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In my hysteria about the Colts and the Super Bowl and everything, I forgot to mention some things in the past post. That's fine, I suppose. I'm allowed to be happy about something that has no bearing on reality every once in a while, right?
After a lot of years of waiting, and a lot of years of suffering, the Colts have finally made the Super Bowl.
From the 2003 film A Mighty Wind by mockumentarian Christopher Guest. If you've seen the film, you might laugh. If not, you still might laugh. Anyway, this guy is the manager of a lame folk act that's been brought back for a reunion concert.
In trying to write these past couple of days, I've come across a few couple of barriers. First, and perhaps foremost, I haven't had much to say. The past few days have been generally useful in terms of getting things done, but otherwise uneventful.
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Well, the past couple of days have been... busy, sorta. Financial aid, in all of its glory, arrived in our bank account on Wednesday morning.
So, how about Quakerism, you may ask?
Okay, so it's now 2007. While I'm not huge on the notion of New Year's Resolutions, the flipping of a calendar does provide a convenient measuring stick to see how I've progressed on some general goals I've had this year.