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| Morning Above the Clouds | ||
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| Ice and Ahead | ||
The phone and DSL are back up and the ice is melting a bit. However, we're supposed to get a few more waves of ice later today and early tomorrow. After my voice post this morning, I went outside to take some photos and in the few minutes I was out there I heard a tree collapse in the woods nearby. My brother tells me he could hear several large branches or whole trees falling every this morning near him. ----- I ordered my bus tickets online last night, but ended up with the wrong time for my departure from London. The confirmation has me leaving at 3:50AM, but there is no way I can get a ride to London at that hour. I was planning for my departure time to be 8:00PM. Talking to a Greyhound Canada representative on the phone, I was told that I could use the tickets for any departure time as long as they are for the same day and the same person. I should be fine *knocks on wood* | ||
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| Winging It | ||
I'm going to be landing in Saint Louis this Friday on a one-way airline ticket. It will be the first time my brother, my sister, my parents, and I will all be in the same place at the same time in over a decade. I'm looking very much forward to this. Sunday, we will all be heading down for the day to Murphysboro, Illinois - where I was born - to see my family down there. Sometime during my stay in Missouri I hope to see I also want to find a way to get to Columbia, I haven't seen the town for a long while and I'd really like to meet up with I plan to go home via rail and/or bus, but that leg of the trip has not been fully set in place. I will definitely be stopping in Saint Thomas, Ontario on the way back to spend some time with I'm also hoping to meet up with While this isn't well planned out, I have a good feeling about it. I'm sure it will be an adventure at the very least. | ||
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| Back in Boston | ||
I arrived back in Boston yesterday afternoon. The trip home was relatively uneventful. My flight left St. Louis at 7:05, and I have found that morning travelers tend to be far less eager to strike up a conversation than evening travelers. I saw my Uncle Dizz for the first time in many years, Thursday. When he saw me he exclaimed "Haven't seen you in a long time. You've got breasts!". He's a very nice guy, who is apparently doing quite well these days. It was nice talking to him again, even if my visit to his house was brief. That evening I stayed up until 2am talking with my mom on the back porch. We discussed many difficult issues and I still feel a bit not-here, but I'm glad we had the talk. | ||
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| Cities of Gold | ||
My flight from Chicago to Saint Louis was delayed and took place after the sun had gone down. In the air, I looked down and saw all the cities lit in the bright yellow street lights that are most commonly used now. I thought to myself... "shining cities of gold". I could not think of a more accurate description of what I saw below me. I was struck in awe. The sight is grand, and in part it is such sites that lead humans to believe they are above nature. Above the All. Much like Yzordderrex, these cities of gold are an imitation to the Great City of Gold that is both God and God's city, that is the Universe of a uncountable number of shining suns. It is a pale imitation we have built here on our rock, and even the smallest of those suns far outshine all of our cities together. Many would fashion humanity collectively as the new demiurge, above the All as true masters and creators of the universe surrounding them. But, humans only have the ability to change what is already here, we cannot create. We are but a small part of the Everything and therefore cannot rival the Universe, we cannot be greater than Everything. When we look in awe at the works of humanity, it is important to keep in mind the scale of the Universe and our place in relation to it. | ||
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| From Boston to Saint Louis | ||
I wasn't doing well yesterday before I got to the airport, and when I realized I didn't have the correct information with me after From that point on, the trip went pretty smoothly. The people on the planes and at the airports were extremely nice to me. I was worried about going through security as a dissident tranny, but I passed without any problems. Perhaps that I was dressed conservatively and pass well these days helped in that regard. ..... Jonas is extremely cute. He knows his states and can say the alphabet and count to 100 both in English and Spanish. He just turned 2 last month, and he's wikkid smaht. I'm going to introduce him to Indian food this afternoon, we will be having methi mutter malai for lunch. | ||
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| Landed | ||
I made it to Missouri safely. I'm heading to bed now, will post more tomorrow. | ||
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| Up Up and Away! | ||
I'm leaving for the airport right now. | ||
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| Breaking the Block | ||
i don't really know what to post and as i have done in the past i am making a stream of consciousness post to break through the writer's block ----- i'm heading to missouri in three days so close, but the trip doesn't really seem real i've been running around in a virtual habitrail for it seems like forever leaving it behind seems unbelievable ----- my room is still a mess i was hoping to have it cleaned before i left but at this point i don't believe that will happen depressing, yes but, i'm not going to freak out about it ----- i still freak out about things i shouldn't sometimes but i recover much quickly from the looping than i used to before i would be caught in them for hours, perhaps days now, i get over them in a matter of minutes not perfect, but orders of magnitude better ---- i'm not quite sure where my life will take me "not quite sure" is an understatement long term planning is pointless the path i'm on has been utterly unpredictable it always has been unexpected and exciting the only thing i can consistently say about my life is that it has not been boring and i guess that is enough could i really ask for more? | ||
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