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Name: Matt
Birthday: 6/12/1900
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Media blog

I started a new blog only relating to my creative works... drawing, cooking, painting, Flash, etc.   Limiting exposing this to lots of people since I'm still at that embarassed point about the quality of stuff I do... but hopefully keeping such a blog will help keep me actively improving.

I really want a new Wacom tablet... my old one is broken and gone forever <tear


Monday, March 26, 2007

Love your enemies...

Sometimes it is so hard to do the right thing.  As Derek would say... "I AAAAM a bad person!"

Concidentally my brother challenged me to memorize the sermon on the mount, which coincides with both the issue I was thinking about when I started this post, and my favorite quote dealing with anxiety and stress.

I don't know how many people read this xanga still... but I feel a need to post in a more secluded space.  Which relates back to the first thought.


Friday, March 09, 2007

Creeeeeeeepy


Monday, June 13, 2005

age++;


Wednesday, May 11, 2005

Well... it's been a while hasn't it?  Interesting to read the last string of posts.... it's been long enough now that those memories are a distant dream.  For better or for worse, the river of time washes everything away.  Time "heals"... but really healing here is just a euphimism for forgetting.  And forgetting is letting go.  But of course for those things we cherish, like old friendships, momentous occasions... those "heal" just as much as the bumpy rides we'd rather forget.  And of course there are those ambiguous ones that you kinda want to forget, but forgetting them is forgetting the lessons learned that come with those experiences.   In the end, I guess time never does heal some things completely, and to that end we internalize some of those lessons forever.

I'm really tired; I apologize if I'm making sense.



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