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June 6, 2010

I just got into this whole WordPress thing (again). so there’s not too much content up here, and the theme and layout may be changing a lot.  I hope to have our design stabilized soon, but since this is not my fulltime job, and I don’t have much free time at the moment, it may [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 27

April 7, 2010

An Experiment in Writing By AJ Mars A boy born into hatred realized he doesn’t have to live that way today.  He is scared, uncertain again, as he was before he made the land of hatred his own, but his quaking spirit begins to let him see the soft consolation of loving strangers and the [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 26

March 14, 2010

Sometimes I remember those quiet moments; one might even call them moments of love.  I might be tempted to call it by the name of beauty instead, but it seems one often elicits the other in the observer. During one of those quiet moments I simply watched her breathe:  the coiling snake of muscles descending [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 25

March 12, 2010

Sing to me the stories of the great people, said to be divine, and yet people still. Sing to me the stories of the wicked people, said to be demons, and yet people still. Sing to me such stories as would make the word tremble, with delight and fear, with grief and rapture. In the [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 24

March 9, 2010

Words of derision poured from him as sweat, unconsciously pushed out from his pores and making the room stink as they mixed with the rest of his filth.  He couldn’t help it, or so I was supposed to believe.  He’s an old man, set in stupid ways, so it is stupid to even consider change.  [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 23

February 17, 2010

Of green grime and lullabies sing I softly.  It makes mores sense to me than the people squawking all around this ship.  Somehow they have all lost grasp of wonder, how amazing it is to forge through cosmos; instead they are more concerned with little marks on clipboards, inspection ratings and reviews. I get my [...]

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Why 30 Days of Boredom?

February 8, 2010

30 Days of Boredom is an experiment to get me writing regularly.  I simply must write something for a few minutes every day, but it should not be connected to existing projects, though the Boredom days may connect to each other (or not).  It’s an unguided writing meditation to facilitate making writing a habitual addiction, [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 22

February 7, 2010

Artful Words Words simply stated have an unnerving power.  So much of our language is engage in flattery, be it of the self or others.  Words are used to impress, and dress up our drab and dreary conversation. I have no contempt for simple people using words simply, but I admire more the person who [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 20

February 4, 2010

Cold.  That was what I missed.  I was never cold anymore, not in the good way.  There are different kinds: the dull aching wind chill, sopping snow covered burr, and the first moment of panic when stepping into the ocean.  However, these were not the colds I missed. The cold I longed for is only [...]

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30 Days of Boredom-Day 21

January 30, 2010

For glory, fast the speaker’s pace, though in solitude. Banished yes, but not disgraced, in his attitude. I yearn! I yearn! Could be his cry, but nay. To learn! To learn! His lullaby today. And what foolish men may do, They shall not break my peace in two.

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