Monday, May 10, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
It’s Early May & I’ve Got this Many Flowers Already?
Yeah, there are a couple purchased annuals in here, but I have a lot of flowers blooming already. (I cannot take a good picture of the lilac, but it’s blooming so heavily you can smell it all the way up on the porch.)
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
WWA: Cinco de Mayo Edition
It’s Wednesday! It’s finals week! The traffic in Morgantown is improving on an hourly basis! Thus, this week’s word: exam
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Melancholy
My life goes on in endless song
Above earth’s lamentations,
I hear the real, though far-off hymn
That hails a new creation.Through all the tumult and the strife
I hear it’s music ringing,
It sounds an echo in my soul.
How can I keep from singing?While though the tempest loudly roars,
I hear the truth, it liveth.
And though the darkness ’round me close,
Songs in the night it giveth.No storm can shake my inmost calm,
While to that rock I’m clinging.
Since love is lord of heaven and earth
How can I keep from singing?When tyrants tremble in their fear
And hear their death knell ringing,
When friends rejoice both far and near
How can I keep from singing?In prison cell and dungeon vile
Our thoughts to them are winging,
When friends by shame are undefiled
How can I keep from singing?
Monday, May 3, 2010
Flower Pr0n
Most of my garden is filled with perennials, which is nice because it means minimal work for me, aside from keeping the beds clean. However, the deck was sorely in need to some type of color, so (don’t tell Grandmom) I spent a ridiculous amount of money yesterday, and with the excluding on a mature foxglove (to replace the one that never took) everything I purchased was an annual. So now the flower boxes look nice, and we’ve got color on the porch, and flowers Grandmom can see.
I love Gerbera daisies. Although they can be moved inside during the winter, in our house they tend to become kitty salad bar, and don’t survive.
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Sunday, May 2, 2010
Ridiculous Politics
Last night on Twitter, Janiece made the following comment:
The thing I don’t like about FB: Finding out the RETARDED political opinions of people I otherwise like or care for. TMI, baby, TMI. LALALA.
This gave me the idea of creating Facebook groups and fan clubs for ridiculous politics. I enjoyed it so much, I thought I’d invite y’all to play along.
Here’s what amused me last night (you can see my thought process progress):
…I have joined the Millard Fillmore fan club
Teapot Dome: HARDING WAS FRAMED!
Michelle is now a fan of Aaron “Hamilton Shot First” Burr
Michelle has joined the group Did Washington Really Cross the Delaware: Dry Boots Say NO!
Michelle has joined the group Strange Women Lying in Ponds Distributing Swords Is A GOOD Basis for a System of Government
Michelle is now a fan of Watery Tarts Throwing Swords
Michelle has joined the group Standing Tall for Napoleon.
Michelle is now a fan of Justice for Olympus! No parole for Prometheus!
Michelle has joined the group Was Balder Really Shot by Holder? Loki’s Part in the Conspiracy.
Michelle has joined the group Justice for Finnegas! Make Fionn mac Cumhail Return the Salmon!
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
There’s a Price to Pay for a Wish to Come True…
Bob Mould, from Workbook
Wishing well runs wet and dry
I wish for things I never had
Surrounds and wells up in my eyes
The screaming voice, it lies
Wishing well gets someone’s attention
Every wish you ever had
In a day of nights, in the darkest of light
Sits and cries, watch the liesCould you give me a wish if I tell you what I want?
Will the price be no object?
I wish for dreams of light
I live for wishing well surpriseDeepest light, the secret lies
Wishing well gives you all that you desire
Homes and trains, and the greenest of plains
That you ever happened upon
The silent wish, it calls you out
Calls you out by name
Lays upon the plain, on the mountain high
City lights, wish delightsWhat if the waters and wishes appear?
Will the price be no object?
I wish for dreams of light
I live for wishing well surpriseTwist and shape on the winding twine
Around the spindle winds
Wish again, four times again
Four wishes deep into the wellThere’s a price to pay for a wish to come true
Trade a small piece of your life
Roots in the soil, uprooting the soil
Mountain high, the mountain high
The wish is only to speak a kind
Kind of word, so benign absurd
The well, three wishes run dry
Wishing well is dry
When no grass grows, the weeds run in line
Wish three wishes, three wishes run dry
Wdn Wrd Assn
I just like the way the title looks, OK?
Today’s word: dreary
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Hate the Traffic in Morgantown?
Have your say:
http://www.wvucommute.org/ for faculty, staff and students
OR
http://www.morgantowncommute.org/ if you’re not connected to WVU.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Love this Life
Seal my fate
I get your tongue in the mail
No one is wise
Until they see how it lies
Love this life
Don’t wait till the next one comes
Pedal my faith
The wheels are still turning round, turn roundAnd maybe the day will come
When you’ll never have to feel no pain
After all my complaining
Gonna love this life
Gonna love this lifeAnd so they threw you in jail
Whatever you’ve done
It was a million to tone
And don’t you just love this life
When it’s holding you down
Pedal my faith
The wheels are still turning round, turn roundSo maybe the day will come
When you’ll never have to feel no pain
After all my complaining
Gonna love this life
Gonna love this lifeThere’s something that you can do
Even if you think that I hate you
Stop your complaining leave me defenseless
When you love this life
Gotta love this life
Love this life though you’ll never know why
Gonna love this life
Gonna love
Sunday, April 25, 2010
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