3/27/11
Junkyard
i really fuck things up sometimes …but guess what? I’m really fucking human all of the time
random impulse
if America were an egg it would need to be a lot less cheesy It would need a lot less scrambling and it would need to be a lot less greasy.
random impulse
The People in power around the world are like a bunch of bonobos throwing shit at each other… and the civilians are the little chimp spectators. watch out for the shit, please.
random impulse
Some (jumbled) notes i took when i was chilling in the parking lot this week waiting to go to work: Parking lot Black baptist church. Choirs singing 'it won't work'. What a strange place to have a black baptist Church. The poor goth kids smoking pot and cigarettes, being loud and mooching. what a weird coincidence. Sammy's first black owned restaurant. They sell BBQ and beer. So proud to be the first black owned. There seems to be a loss of 'umph' in 'first black owned'. I went there with my Mexican boyfriend, and one of the workers said 'hola' in a mocking, stereotypical Mexican accent. How about first to be okay with owning the first to own an 'un-self-segregated' spot in downtown. The parking lot is grey and holds divided cars. Each spot waiting to keep a car. It also holds every one's litter. Each car owned by an unknown face with an unknown color. Each piece of trash left there by an unknown face with an unknown color. Sooner or later, it will be picked up and put into the green dumpster in the corner of the parking lot. The dumpster will eat any one's trash. Parking lots don't discriminate. Parking lots are a common ground, and they're happy to keep any one's car.
Reading Responses
ch 3 -- Sentence length and complex syntx In this chapter, Guin talks about sentence length and the use of words. I think i have a lot of work to do when it comes to sentense length. Being a psychology major, and having taken a DSW course in abnormal psychology, i've been trained that 'short and sweet and to the point' is important, so in that sense i think it's good. Guin talks about how it could be useful to shorten a sentence, but not to the point that you've given away too much in one sentence, like in a research paper or a piece of poetry. What i got out of it is that a little fluff is good, which, of course, is the opposite of what i was taught in my Abnormal psychology class. Each sentence should be used to lead to the next so that the reader's attention isn't hung up on just one line or image that you have created.
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