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  • Hanukkah

    Hanukkah

    Tonight starts a nice holiday in the Jewish calendar. The festival of lights. They say there is a miracle attached to it and I don’t know, I’ve seen miracles so I believe it could happen. I’ve even had my stove suddenly come back to life even though everyone was sure that all the gas was… Continue reading

  • All the new writing is ready to go

    All the new writing is ready to go

    Please check out this week’s Utopia / Dystopia. What’s in it? Well, it’s mostly about Utopia so it’s really about people trying to do the very best they can and understanding that their efforts are counted as teamwork. Maybe good rules to live by in a selfish brutal world that is not going anywhere good… Continue reading

  • Disney understands my neighbors

    Disney understands my neighbors

    I want to say firstly that I don’t really like kicking people when they are down. I also feel better about my life when I am a counter puncher. I don’t really like being on the aggressive side. I’m saying this because my neighbors have managed to avoid offending me for the day. They have… Continue reading

  • The daily blog

    The daily blog

    Starting new for this week, please check out the daily blog. I know it seems that we have blogs inside of blogs and that probably none of this is necessary. The idea simply was to separate the journalistic reporting from this wonderful and mystical place I have found myself in and of course the commentary… Continue reading

  • Starting again once more

    Starting again once more

    This post is simply to allow everyone to know some changes that are going on right now. First of all, the link to the utopian still works but, for the next couple of months, it is going to become the utopian / dystopian literary magazine. It’ll be 48 pages long and it will not have… Continue reading

  • The Utopian literary magazine is available.

    The Utopian literary magazine is available.

    Well, for what it’s worth, the first issue of utopian literature literary magazine is out. Very possibly by the time it ends up a part of an archive it will have a cover and some nuances thrown into it. But for the writing and a little bit of blogging from a rather difficult and disappointing… Continue reading

  • From the bleachers in Yokohama

    From the bleachers in Yokohama

    I got hurt today. Not really badly hurt and not even my left leg. I just overdid it. It’s a particular problem. I’ll be okay. I’m not dead yet. However I have been fucking off the last portion of my work day to sit here and watch the Yokohama Bay Stars in action at a… Continue reading

  • Midday Friday

    Midday Friday

    “Nude in nature,” by Sudeshna Sarkar,  It’s about 1:00 p.m. and whether I wanted to or not, I got in a couple of good hours this morning. I haven’t watered yet but I’m set up for it. I actually managed to build the frame for the drying racks and they are as good as they… Continue reading

  • Friday morning way too early meeting.

    Friday morning way too early meeting.

    Forgive me if this one gets jumbled. These last two weeks have been pretty remarkable. To the nazi, fascist, Christian, White racists that I live with, even the black one, it was just more spectacle and nervousness in a life otherwise filled with spectacle and nervousness. Just another piece of news to be digested and… Continue reading

  • Pasta primavera

    Pasta primavera

    Quickly, I only have 3 minutes. Pasta primavera. Did you hear what I said? Pasta primavera. Do you know what primavera means? That’s right. It means first greens. If you want to get virgin or not virgin about it come and make yourself happy. But I’m eating pasta primavera from my garden. Good appetite to… Continue reading

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