It felt like spring this morning. There was a birdfight and the window was open for a little breeze. The sky is blue and the light filters through the blinds, casting a long golden bar on the floor. Is it New Year’s Eve, really? I’ve written a lot this year, more than 150 posts, and… Continue reading The 10 Best Blog Posts in Daniel Adler’s Internet Warehouse of 2011
Category: Internet Warehouse
a little confused?
I just want everyone to understand the purpose of Daniel Adler‘s Internet Warehouse: it is a vast internet storage of writings. So when my friend Chris begins his breakup and needs a place to vent artistically, I say, hey buddy, just use my warehouse. It’s got plenty of storage. He’s a freak but he’s a… Continue reading a little confused?
>Help: A Post Postmodern Dilemma
> Bernini’s “Apollo and Daphne“ Dear Gorgeous, So far this has been my blog. I’m totally willing to publish anything you guys think is relevant. I mean, it is an internet warehouse after all, it’s supposed to store a lot of different stuff. Anyway I’ve been thinking about my book lately, the ol’ Hot Love… Continue reading >Help: A Post Postmodern Dilemma
>Eye Scream Sunday
> The other night was sultry, with gray clouds rolling over the sky and a mid-August feel despite the fact that it was only April. The magnolia in the backyard rollicked in the breeze, its pink petals just beginning to bloom at the top of the tree, and I ate my spaghtetti and arrabiata tomato… Continue reading >Eye Scream Sunday
>Neurosurgery Confessionals
> I wrote this my freshman year of college for my writing class: My dad wasn’t around much when I was younger because he was in his residency until he was 36. I can’t blame him though, since he has to deal with life and death on an unparalleled basis. This I came to understand… Continue reading >Neurosurgery Confessionals
>A View From Afar
>This is pushing it, but hey, that’s what I do. Top Notch Care Company I’ve got to be honest. I know some of you may think that I’m sick, that I should enjoy being mobile while I can, but seriously, enough of disclaimers: I really admire power wheelchairs. I mean manual wheelchairs are great and… Continue reading >A View From Afar
>My Blog Portfolio
>These are some of the other blogs that I write for. They don’t involve post postmodernism or classic literature, but they are for work, and I try to make them cool. By clicking on the desired link you will find topics of interest, as well as a non-partisan perspective on national and international states of… Continue reading >My Blog Portfolio
>New York Writers Plot
> Caravaggio’s “The Martyrdom of St. Matthew” (1600) When I lay in bed after that date, my heart was light and beating like a dog’s foot when he’s dreaming about hunting rabbits. I wanted so badly to lean in and kiss her as she opened her door, lips glistening in the faintest hint of… Continue reading >New York Writers Plot
>Jimmy B: King of the Highway
> Howdy y’all, it’s the cargo securement king, Jimmy B. I done some driving out west lately. Reckon I got some good load securement stories for y’all this week. Now when a man is trucking 12 hours a day, Lord knows he could use a drink when he finally pulls over. I got a few… Continue reading >Jimmy B: King of the Highway
>Skate Rounds to Brooklyn
> http://www.goskateorgohome.com/blog/The best thing about New York is the bridges. BMW, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Williamsburg, that’s how I remembered it, from south to north. It’s because they allow for interborough subway access, and we all know that public transportation is what really makes a city – that’s why L.A. sucks. I’m just kiddin’ L.A. I love… Continue reading >Skate Rounds to Brooklyn
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