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l'art de réconciliation
been reading the blogs of several writers who had finally made the trip to america, settled and all. mostly women, ahahaha. i have yet to bring myself to read on what the men say. i'm not sure if any of them are queer. further reading will help me find out, i'm sure.
[ here are the blogs that i read: ]
kathang-pinay
gura's blog
the chatelaine's poet
as/is
[ and for balance and sanity's sake, ]
Chicago Lit 50
it's just making me even sadder, but at least it's also helping me define which disciplines to follow in the future. i know i'm mapping my own course now, and it's difficult, but at least it's all my route. i've veering toward theology and creative writing still. i soooooooooooooooooooo want to continue my french, but i'm having a hard time being motivated to go to my classes. there's several i've already missed, and sadly, i feel no need to rush out there and start learning. i think i need a private tutor for that, so i'll be forced to learn.
the writers talked about the purpose-driven life, animism, performing on stage, dealing with whether you're gay, dealing with the perceptions of being gay, falling in love, falling in love with yourself.
ya - we can say that there's a lot of naval-gazing going on in there. some dive into the spiritual, something i'm good at but refuse to explore. i drown in conversations like that, and my emerging isn't always successful. i hate leaping from one mindset to another - coz we all know that reality isn't about the non-physical all the time. i've yet to learn the art of reconciliation - it's a skill we all need to learn, and i'm comforted by the illusion that no one might be able to perfect it. :silly:
but one thing that's totally interesting about the blogs is that some of them actually leap from one to the other, becoming a strange... conversation... of sorts. ya, of course - they all know each other personally. that's why the blogs are so interesting to read ;-P. ... ¶ 6/11/2004 03:35:00 AM
[ here are the blogs that i read: ]
kathang-pinay
gura's blog
the chatelaine's poet
as/is
[ and for balance and sanity's sake, ]
Chicago Lit 50
it's just making me even sadder, but at least it's also helping me define which disciplines to follow in the future. i know i'm mapping my own course now, and it's difficult, but at least it's all my route. i've veering toward theology and creative writing still. i soooooooooooooooooooo want to continue my french, but i'm having a hard time being motivated to go to my classes. there's several i've already missed, and sadly, i feel no need to rush out there and start learning. i think i need a private tutor for that, so i'll be forced to learn.
the writers talked about the purpose-driven life, animism, performing on stage, dealing with whether you're gay, dealing with the perceptions of being gay, falling in love, falling in love with yourself.
ya - we can say that there's a lot of naval-gazing going on in there. some dive into the spiritual, something i'm good at but refuse to explore. i drown in conversations like that, and my emerging isn't always successful. i hate leaping from one mindset to another - coz we all know that reality isn't about the non-physical all the time. i've yet to learn the art of reconciliation - it's a skill we all need to learn, and i'm comforted by the illusion that no one might be able to perfect it. :silly:
but one thing that's totally interesting about the blogs is that some of them actually leap from one to the other, becoming a strange... conversation... of sorts. ya, of course - they all know each other personally. that's why the blogs are so interesting to read ;-P. ... ¶ 6/11/2004 03:35:00 AM
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perfect! good :pleased: for space, i always use < br >. i think for the blogspot logo and your "co-bloggers" title, three might do. you can just stack them in one line: < br > < br > < br >. without any of the spaces, of course. hope that works! :-)
i wanted to add - where are your archives? uh oh! i hope you still have them there somewhere. blogspot usually archives things every month or so, as often as you tell the program to. it'd be useful if you want to browse through your site later, when it grows. :-)
erm... when someone tries to comment, it's gone? well... on your main page, blogspot doesn't display your comments. but (if you set the program so,) blogspot also generates a page for each of your entries. the comments usually show up in that particular page. hope that made sense :-P . ...
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