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Current Residence: Arizona
Favourite genre of music: new wave, goth, electronica, trance, jungle
Favourite photographer: Gregory Crewdson
MP3 player of choice: i-pod
Favourite cartoon character: Gir, Jem, Bubbles
Favourite genre of music: new wave, goth, electronica, trance, jungle
Favourite photographer: Gregory Crewdson
MP3 player of choice: i-pod
Favourite cartoon character: Gir, Jem, Bubbles
Favourite Visual Artist
Botticelli, Dali, Waterhouse, Elvis Luna, Jasmine Becket-Griffith, Larry Carlson
Favourite Movies
Harold & Kumar, Romy & Michelle, Sense & Sensability, The Opposite of Sex
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Tori Amos "sucks", The Smiths, Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp, The Cure, New Order, Suburban Trag
Favourite Writers
Francesca Lia Block, Emily Dickenson, Jim Morrison, Tu Pac, Black Ice
Favourite Games
Bubble Bobble
Other Interests
music, art, reading, dance, monkeys, daydreaming, quantum physics, fairies, glitter, art journals
New classes
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I started my first Connection class on Tuesday night. The class is title "AIDs: The Modern Plague" and so far I find it fascinating. There are two instructors, both of which are fun and a little off the wall. One teaches psychology and the other teaches socialogy, human sexuality and anthropology. The class lasts for five weeks. At the begining of class they will put a question on the board called a "quick write" which serves as their way of taking attendance. We have to keep a journal and give an oral presentation at the end of class. The first night we watched a video from back in the 80's when the AID's epidemic first was heard off
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Steve and I had the girls this weekend. I love them but they are exhausting. We took them shopping (why is shopping with kids always a nightmare?) and to Peter Piper Pizza. Sunday Steve's dad took me and the oldest out for Thai food and to see Coraline. Loved Coraline. Definately one I will buy when it's on DVD. I love most of Neil Gaiman's work in general.
Work has been crazy. Well actually, I don't know when it hasn't been crazy. But it's been crazier than usual. They are building next door and our phone lines were cut last week, and then it happened again today.
My bio class is ok. A little boring. I'm a little annoyed at havi
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My grandpa
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My earliest childhood memories revolve around my grandfather, George Wiencek. I only had six years with him, but they are six of the best years of my life. My memories of him are very vivid, which surprises many people because I was so young.
I remember going out into the fields with grandpa and picking Indian corn. I remember the buckets of multi colored Indian corn seed kernels. I remember "helping" in the garden. I remember picking the strawberries he had planted just for me, and eating them with milk and sugar. Sometimes we would eat raspberries instead.
I remember sitting on a bale of hay and watching him work in the garden or lawn. I
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thank you for the fav 
thanks for the fav!
Hello, Random Deviant. 
I admit, visiting your page made me sit back and think. Where I come from, during a decade of heavy economical crisis, one's poetry was only printed if one can cover the cost him/herself. Rare few agreed to it. Rare few felt like reading poetry at the time too. Still, it wasn't just hollow years.
Everything you write, matters. You may think it only matters to you, but it surely will resound in someone. No matter in what form they are expressed, ideas and emotions echo off. I remember, when I was a teenager I set myself a goal: That I wrote and drew in such a way, so as to be certain everyone's reaction on a particular work of mine would be one and the same. Then I found out, that was not the point ...
There is much to beholding the multifarious reflections of the way you see the world, in the eyes of others, through your poems. Even more, in your own eyes, after the course of time.
May life bring you many a thing worth sharing.
PS Thank you for supporting the DA community. I can't, and it eats me.
I admit, visiting your page made me sit back and think. Where I come from, during a decade of heavy economical crisis, one's poetry was only printed if one can cover the cost him/herself. Rare few agreed to it. Rare few felt like reading poetry at the time too. Still, it wasn't just hollow years.
Everything you write, matters. You may think it only matters to you, but it surely will resound in someone. No matter in what form they are expressed, ideas and emotions echo off. I remember, when I was a teenager I set myself a goal: That I wrote and drew in such a way, so as to be certain everyone's reaction on a particular work of mine would be one and the same. Then I found out, that was not the point ...
There is much to beholding the multifarious reflections of the way you see the world, in the eyes of others, through your poems. Even more, in your own eyes, after the course of time.
May life bring you many a thing worth sharing.
PS Thank you for supporting the DA community. I can't, and it eats me.
thanks a lot for the fav! 
Thanks for being a supporter to my creations...
Hello ! 
Thank you so much for the fav'.
Thank you so much for the fav'.
Thank you so much for the fav. I am glad you like it. 