Notes from the ozone:
1. Laws protect us from "blue sky" securities salesmen, but who protects us from the "blue sky" evangelists?
2. On depressing poetry: It does hurt to read it, but tis important for someone to say it. (To say it is ok to hurt.) (To point to the fact that we all hurt sometimes and sometimes it gets pretty bad. (It helps to realize that others are working through similar emotional puzzles and we are not alone!)) (Tis ok, and it will pass.)
3. All we can do is live the best life we can and give as much to it as we can. There may be a life after this one and a judgement there, but that is really not relevant now. (And, we just can't know about that.) (What is important is how we are judged here, and what we have contributed.)
4. Isn't the saying "Women's nay means naught." actually a result of social conditioning?
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(2am) I took myself to the movie "Cotton Club" tonite. (I enjoyed it.)
Then I bar hopped home, with a stop at the local adult bookstore to plug some quarters into the video machines.
It would sure be nice to get laid.
(7pm) Laundry day.
Twas a pretty boring day.
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(3pm) I walked up to campus and did some research at the library. (I ran into Carrie and Hunter along the way and walked with them for awhile. (Carrie says they have decided to adopt adult kids rather than have little one’s, and that I am their first. (?)-(I thought it was the other way around.)))
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