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Everyday Tao: If You Like a Ukulele Lady
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I Ching for Writers. If You Like a Ukulele Lady. By The Fabulous Pink Flamingos. More The Fabulous Pink Flamingos. I don't know why I think this is a good idea, but I'm learning to play ukulele. My Tagalog tutor had a cheap one lying around that she wasn't playing, and she let me have it so I could see if I liked it before spending dough on one of my own. (A decent starter uke is about $50-80 bones; this one is probably in the $20 range.). Lanikai LU-21C Concert Ukulele. Your Price: $79.00.
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Everyday Tao: The Te of Writing
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I Ching for Writers. The Te of Writing. Something (this is political, related to my research, and the "beef" I have with the academy that I alluded to above), and I need the body to be present in my writing. This last part might be more difficult, but these two goals are what I am focusing on this semester. To this end (returning to the writer's life generally, embodied writing more specifically), I have done two things:. I admit, I couldn't help but channel an old poem I wrote in the mid 1990s (1995, I ...
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Everyday Tao: Of Porn and Pants (Or, "The More We Change...")
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I Ching for Writers. Of Porn and Pants (Or, "The More We Change."). I have been cracking up all morning. I've mentioned that I consult the I Ching. Every morning for some lesson to take with me through the day. Today's hexagram is K'an: The Abysmal, and the lesson is that in times of trouble we should flow like water. Accordingly, The I Ching for Writers. Of Water and Wind. Thought of the wind like water today:. Pooling in valleys,. Not blowing to satisfy nominal expectations. But taking in its path;.
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Everyday Tao: To Save 15 Bones
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I Ching for Writers. To Save 15 Bones. Today, however, would be even longer - I caught a poetry slam that lasted until after 7. (It was AWESOME, by the way. I'm attending a free writing workshop they're putting on tomorrow at the library.). I actually had a short break just before their performance, and I wanted to go home and get some dinner.except that it would cost me $15 duckets. To get my car out of the ramp! They stop monitoring the ramp at midnight - then I can get the damn car out for free. If yo...
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Everyday Tao: Mornings with Dinah (Or, Serenity WOW!)
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I Ching for Writers. Mornings with Dinah (Or, Serenity WOW! I thought this blog was getting too cluttered with my training notes, so I moved all of those entries to a devoted blog here. And added a tab at the top. The song Dinah was named after - it captures her little personality so well! Let's go put our snoots in her face! Of course, this never happened when I wanted to sleep. Well, when Dinah did it, she'd hunker her rear end down like a motorboat. The Race (Remastered Club Mix). One day I came home ...
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Everyday Tao: Going Public
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I Ching for Writers. I wrestled with the decision to share my new blog with others for quite some time. On one hand, keeping it private gave me the freedom to write about anything I want - warts and all. On the other, there are some things I wouldn't mind a little help and support with. So here it is. I have shared the link with very few people. (Hi there. If you're reading this, it means you mean a lot to me. I'm glad you stopped by.). February 21, 2010 at 10:14 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).