Now you know my real name. Like the shorts?
I haven't been outside for any outside fun in a month, it's gonna be 70 today, 60 tomorrow, and 50 on Sunday, when I can this putt to birdie Seneca 13D:
Saturday morning we put Planet on an airplane to fly to an interview for a scholarship to one of three colleges she most wants to be accepted into, and I can't imagine that school would be flying her in and meeting her at the airport and driving her the 50 miles to campus and boarding her and feeding her on their dime if she wasn't already in, whether she gets this scholarship or not.
This is the central tension re: why every post always has that one tag.
Here's the guy who built 13D ace a 450 foot temp hole at Duck:
- Author of From Dictatorship to Democracy.
- Intellectual history of anarchism.
- Breaking unions.
- When the revolution comes.
- Why Liberals are lame.
- Teachers' pelt.
- The fabric begins to rip.
- Mobamafucker. (h/t)
- Bleggalgazing, of a sort.
- Bleggalgazing, of a sort.
- For all the intellectual snobs I've known before.
- Duh. Why the fuck is his hat gray?
- Did you know Washington DC has a professional soccer team?
- Kornheiser! Heh.
- My future hell.
- Phil Andrews, MOCO asshole.
- DC from above.
- Official catalog of potential literature?
- All tomorrow's art parties.
- *!hEh!*
FATHER'S SONG
Gregory Orr
Yesterday, against admonishment, my daughter balanced on the couch back, fell and cut her mouth. Because I saw it happen I knew she was not hurt, and yet a child's blood so red it stops a father's heart. My daughter cried her tears; I held some ice against her lip. That was the end of it. Round and round: bow and kiss. I try to teach her caution; she tries to teach me risk.
She Tries to Teach Me Risk
ReplyDeleteAlways start in Australia/upsidelownland, as I was telling Randal the other day.
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She's actually flying into your town to visit K near Mt Vernon.
ReplyDeleteI trust her completely. Doesn't mean I'm not scared.
Folf-o-rama! Or, sorry, apologies to the purists, Disc Golf o-rama!
ReplyDeleteFun game, I play sometimes, I have my own disc even! But not a quiver. Not a caddybag. You'd beat me so quickly and easily you'd wonder why I bothered showing up... I'm just barely able to bend the flight where I want. Barely.
You're right here:
I can't imagine that school would be flying her in and meeting her at the airport and driving her the 50 miles to campus and boarding her and feeding her on their dime if she wasn't already in, whether she gets this scholarship or not.
Good luck on the scholarship!
It's not the shorts, it's the hair, dude! It's grown a bit since last we met. I wonder what the history of Frisbee* golf is; I recall playing it and Ultimate as a Frosh at Chapel Hill in the immediate post-hippie era. Now, our local private school is nationally ranked in Ult., and I understand U.Colorado gives athletic scholarships, too.
ReplyDeleteWe've a good friend who swam in the Olympics (for Latvia), went to K. Speaks most fondly. Does Planet swim? All the best.
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*That's like my aunt who still calls hers a Frigidaire or my grandma who still warms up her Victrola.
Hey, Varejao, get back on the court.
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping the unofficially official scholarship becomes officially official.
What Randal said. Although Ohio's oldest pirate collage has a name that sounds suspicious.
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FRED!!!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dcunited.com/press-release/2011/02/dc-united-re-acquires-brazilian-midfielder-fred
Snortacular!
ReplyDeleteShit, I haven't snortled like that in weeks.
If you love Fred, let him go. If he comes back to you, he's yours forever.
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