"Whether or not one enjoys such a technique as Part-Time Buddha uses is a matter of taste on which disagreement or argument is futile, but to subject that technique to the standards of some other technique seems to me to be little short of absurd."
I'm working on it, currently enraptured in the Hades section and trying to figure out why the man in macintosh wouldn't lend it to the banker from 'Penny Lane.'
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For one moment I forgot Bloomsday celebrated Joyce, et al, and thought perhaps you were from my part of the world.
http://www.bloomsdayrun.org/
Stately, plump Justin Kahn came from the internet, bearing a blog of irony about which the bovine and the poet lay crossed.
And many more happy bloomsdays to you!
J-
Thanks for everything this weekend.
Curtis really appreciated your support
during this crazy week.
J-
ziggy p--Did you manage to do anyting special?
justin k.
quilldancer:
I don't think even joyce could inspire me to run like that.
j.
"Whether or not one enjoys such a technique as Part-Time Buddha uses is a matter of taste on which disagreement or argument is futile, but to subject that technique to the standards of some other technique seems to me to be little short of absurd."
---Judge John Woolsey
And many more to you also.
P.S. Have you made it through a second time?
j--
It was an honor.
What a really great day. I'm still suprised that I didn't do something really, really stupid.
j.
I'm working on it, currently enraptured in the Hades section and trying to figure out why the man in macintosh wouldn't lend it to the banker from 'Penny Lane.'
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