My Wife's New Blog and Twin Peaks Revisited!
Meera told me this morning how much she loves this shot, so, voila! c'est une blogule. And you can go here check out Hiroshi Sugimoto.
Yesterday she launched her blog, Boulder Crecian, so we're both off and running. Check it out!
My thinking hasn't been very cohesive the last several days, so my blog has been all photos and background music. Too many distractions, an attention span too short.
I meant to file a lawsuit against the United States Congress for abdicating their power to declare war and ceding it to a clearly incompetent president, such a glaring violation of the Constitution. The case is a slam dunk, really...but I had laundry and dishes to do. And since Clinton Proposes Vote to Reverse Authorizing War, I hope there's some progress on the issue without my help. The article says:
Mostly, Mrs. Clinton appeared to be trying to claim a new leadership position among the Democratic presidential candidates against the war in Iraq.Well, if that's the case, I'll have to admit I fell for it. I hope it's not just bloviation. It seems to have dropped off the front page already.
I've been enjoying Season 2 of Twin Peaks, and, as of last night's viewing marathon, the Laura Palmer case is now solved. Meera had already revealed to me whodunit back when the first season came out on DVD...I don't know what she was thinking, but our marriage survived the incident. I go to great pains in my life to avoid even the most seemingly insignificant of spoilers, which makes me an obnoxious conversationalist when the topic of something I haven't seen and want to see comes up.
I thought it interesting that the family resemblance was strong enough for me to identify Mrs. Tremond's grandson as David Lynch's son. Meera caught the confirming credit at the end of the episode, Austin Jack Lynch. Mrs. Tremond was the nextdoor neighbor of Harold Smith, the shut-in that so intrigued Donna Hayward.One of the reasons I write in my journal is to solve personal problems, and adjust my behavior for the better. Having written in a diary for years, and having struggled with many of the same weaknesses and vices with very little improvement, it's difficult to assert that the effort has been a success, but I take it on faith that it is. The day to day seems better for keeping a journal. And I have definitely grown as a person.
The blog is an extension of my personal journal, and I hope it will also help me to make improvements in my life. There are many issues to grapple with, and I want to address them as I go.
Item #1 on my agenda: Appreciate what I have, stay engaged with the blessings, don't miss out on the charms of life because of being dogged by petty anxieties and annoyances.
Item #2 is to stop giving numbers to my issues, because this self-improvement approach has got to be non-linear.
The house is a mess, and time is limited, so I'll resume this process later.
- I Ain’t Marching Anymore─Phil Ochs
- Changes─Phil Ochs
- The New Nubia─Suliman Gamil─Global Meditation
- Johann Michael Bach: Herr, ich warte auf dein Heil─Motets de la famille Bach
- Festival dance of the Bena Luluwa─Sanza & Guitar: Music of the Bena Luluwa of Angola and Zaire
- These Foolish Things─Bille Holiday and Her Orchestra─Smithsonion Collection of Classic Jazz
- Köln: Part I─Keith Jarrett, piano
From the day's playlist...
Comments
And thank you for posting about Sugimoto! I love those photographs, and I could never remember the name.
Also, I've been keeping your Zen Minutes post in mind; meditation is a valuable exercise in today's frenetic world.
Apparently Meera bought the Twin Peaks pilot on Amazon back in 2004, from a third party seller, and paid around $18.00 for it. We had no complaints about the visual quality.
Hey, wouldn’t it be fun to have a Twin Peaks party at our little house, located as it is up in the dark eerie woods, and watch the Pilot, and maybe an episode or two of Season 1, while we eat donuts and pie (huckleberry or cherry) and drink coffee? Let’s do that!
Otherwise, you can borrow our copy. The DVDs of both seasons are worth buying, I think; some episodes have commentary tracks and there are sundry other special features, but I haven’t gotten around to exploring them much yet...always wary of spoilers till I've seen the whole series.
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