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The consequences of what I say and do. No more, but certainly no less. Minor words and actions can have far-reaching and unpredictable effects. I can't take responsibility for another person's actions- to me, that... More »
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By example. I learn best by doing, and by observing others. It gives me a better grasp of consequences than just hearing about what happened to so-and-so. It sticks in my mind better. Also, it's... More »
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Ceramics. Wheelthrowing or handbuilding or both... doesn't matter. As long as I have clay between my fingers, I'm happy. There is something so fundamentally satisfying in throwing a bowl or making a tray or even... More »
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I've found my path again. I always know when I'm on my path because even though there are the occational potholes, all of my necessities are taken care of. I have enough money to cover... More »
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It's like my mind is the very smart yet egotistical friend, and the body is the very stupid yet selfless friend. My mind is always telling my body what to do, but doesn't always listen... More »
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Every shade of blue. Calm, cool blue. The deep, nostalgic color of a childhood sky. The color of thunderstorms and midnight. The color of pure, clean water. The heart of a flame. Blue is a... More »
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My cat, Patchwork, saved my life by showing up on my doorstep, starved and dying himself. I was suicidal at the time, and had just gotten ready to implement my plan when he showed up.... More »
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I don't regret anything. I could wish that some things hadn't had to happen, but I don't regret them- even the things that were my fault. I've always done the best I could with what... More »
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Courage. I'm not naturally a courageous person. I don't enjoy, or even tolerate well, adversity. My natural state is, frankly, possum. However, I can't do anything with my life when I keel over scared due... More »
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No. Not in a corporeal form. Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike living or anything like that. Physical immortality just strikes me as selfish. It's like an eternal version of the kid that locks... More »
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September 2009 
