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Thursday, May 03, 2007 1:26 PM
another bellow quote, from herzog. which i am currently reading. which is the first book i have managed to stick at since last summer when i said to myself i must read something other than saul bellow.
"grief, sir, is a species of idleness.
Lying face down on the sofa, Herzog continued to take stock, was he a clever man or an idiot?"


tonight me and beck will take coach to edinburgh, arriving crumpled tomorrow morning. how she convinced me this was a good idea. that we will cage our sleeplessness and chart the effects with cartoons and writings. that travelling in the day would only be a distraction from this. its all about time management with her and i respect that in a girl because it'd be a waste by any other name. iggy pop.
we really shall be pleased to be there.
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Kat Arney

 
<P>Are you taking your harp on the coach??</P><P>If not, what are you doing for the gig?</P>
 
Posted by Kat Arney on Thursday, May 03, 2007 - 1:45 PM
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Jashun

 
<P>I've done the 'through the night' London to Scotland trek on the Nat Ex before.  I really feel for you.  Hehehehehehe.  Make sure you sit somewhere in front of the toilet or the interesting array of odours (or is that oh dears!?) will haunt you.</P><P>Have a great time Pingu!
x</P>
 
Posted by Jashun on Thursday, May 03, 2007 - 1:52 PM
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re: idleness:

"the decisive question is this: how and on what grounds, do the willed and the one who wills belong to will? Answer: on the grounds of willing and by no means of willing. Willing wills the one who wills, as such one, and willing posits the willed as such. Willing is resoluteness towards oneself, but as the one who wills what is posited in the willing is willed. in each case, will itself furnishes thoroughgoing determinateness to its willing"

...and so peter piper went ahead and picked the peck of pickled peppers.
 
Posted by on Sunday, May 06, 2007 - 6:54 PM
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