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04/11/2008

Today is so exciting! I am so proud of everyone for staying informed and making their voices heard. Everyone wants change. I’m so proud that everyone is standing up for what they believe in and going out there and making it happen.

This is what this country is about! It’s a shame it took such dire circumstances and 8 years of inept failure to make everyone stand up and pay attention, but I’m glad, and I hope we will never become so complacent again.

As an Obama supporter, I have to say that I strongly believe that he is exactly what this country needs. His election could easily be one of the most inspiring and finest moments in our country’s recent history. He really does stand for change. I believe he will usher in an entirely new era in this country, and set a new standard for those to follow him.

Barack is a hero. He is a true inspiration. We NEED a man like this running this country. We need him RIGHT NOW more than ever!

No matter what happens, I am proud to say that I voted for OBAMA. This is history in the making!

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27/10/2008

Brilliant…

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HAHA. WTF…? lol

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Yup! That’s what I’mma gonna do.

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22/10/2008

I’ve decided to try to think of my top 25 favorite songs. I can’t guarantee the accuracy of this list and I can’t order it. It’s simply too difficult. But I have to try. Not really. But I want to.

Lullaby 6000 by The Czars
The Partisan by Leonard Cohen
Hospital Beds by Cold War Kids
The Bog by bigod 20
The Art Teacher by Rufus Wainwright
Picture in a Frame by Tom Waits
Ab’s Song by Iron and Wine
Homesick by Kings of Convenience
Painkiller by Judas Priest
Van Occupanther by Midlake
Those To Come by the Shins
Home is Where You’re Happy by Charles Manson
Junkhead by Alice in Chains
Mother of God by Patty Griffin
Trucker’s Atlas, Sun Kil Moon version
Sail On by the Commodores
Cruelty Brought Thee Orchids by Cradle of Filth
Karmacoma by Massive Attack
Long Line of Pain by Amos Lee
The Last Remaining Light by Audioslave
St. Augustine by Band of Horses
Shock by Fear Factory
Lives by Modest Mouse
We Want a Rock by They Might Be Giants
Lookin For Another Pure Love by Stevie Wonder

That’s just off the top of my head. I’m most likely forgetting at least 25 more. But I like these. They always make me love them.

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21/10/2008

enigma

he doesn’t know me
his words speak to me and he’s
never seen me but he’s seen
right through me
it’s extra-ordinary to feel so
understood and alone
words still vibrating right through
like a bus thundering past on the street

to be touched and not to
have touched

he is 72 and really dead already
thick sap in his veins
a comet long burned to dust still lights
up the sky and waits
for the world to catch up

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