Saw a sort of UFO tonight
Sep. 2nd, 2011 10:44 pmStill, its always cool to be able to gaze up into the sky, see something, and walk away thinking "Just what exactly was that, really?" I guess that's why we continue to gaze into places that we really don't belong, whether its the vastness of space, the depths of the ocean, or the unknowable mysteries of the human heart.
School starts again soon. Time to find out what I see for myself I suppose.
"Hey, what can I say? I loved reading H.G. Wells as a kid, and the 1953 George Pal film version is a sci-fi movie classic well worth seeing for any fan of the genre."
Saw a sort of UFO tonight
Sep. 2nd, 2011 10:44 pmStill, its always cool to be able to gaze up into the sky, see something, and walk away thinking "Just what exactly was that, really?" I guess that's why we continue to gaze into places that we really don't belong, whether its the vastness of space, the depths of the ocean, or the unknowable mysteries of the human heart.
School starts again soon. Time to find out what I see for myself I suppose.
"Hey, what can I say? I loved reading H.G. Wells as a kid, and the 1953 George Pal film version is a sci-fi movie classic well worth seeing for any fan of the genre."
Saw a sort of UFO tonight
Sep. 2nd, 2011 10:44 pmStill, its always cool to be able to gaze up into the sky, see something, and walk away thinking "Just what exactly was that, really?" I guess that's why we continue to gaze into places that we really don't belong, whether its the vastness of space, the depths of the ocean, or the unknowable mysteries of the human heart.
School starts again soon. Time to find out what I see for myself I suppose.
"Hey, what can I say? I loved reading H.G. Wells as a kid, and the 1953 George Pal film version is a sci-fi movie classic well worth seeing for any fan of the genre."
By God we'll take no prisoners!
Nov. 25th, 2010 07:34 pmLately I've been in a "Maritime Death and Disaster" musical mood lately, probably because I'm writing a paper on Melville's "Billy Budd". So since I see no reason to keep the fun solely to myself here's a few tunes I'm listening to.
Enjoy!
A couple of tunes by Tanglefoot:
And a blast from my elementary school past. One of my favs from that time.
Ok. Time to write my thesis statement for this bloody essay, but before I go, Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends and family! :-)
By God we'll take no prisoners!
Nov. 25th, 2010 07:34 pmLately I've been in a "Maritime Death and Disaster" musical mood lately, probably because I'm writing a paper on Melville's "Billy Budd". So since I see no reason to keep the fun solely to myself here's a few tunes I'm listening to.
Enjoy!
A couple of tunes by Tanglefoot:
And a blast from my elementary school past. One of my favs from that time.
Ok. Time to write my thesis statement for this bloody essay, but before I go, Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends and family! :-)
By God we'll take no prisoners!
Nov. 25th, 2010 07:34 pmLately I've been in a "Maritime Death and Disaster" musical mood lately, probably because I'm writing a paper on Melville's "Billy Budd". So since I see no reason to keep the fun solely to myself here's a few tunes I'm listening to.
Enjoy!
A couple of tunes by Tanglefoot:
And a blast from my elementary school past. One of my favs from that time.
Ok. Time to write my thesis statement for this bloody essay, but before I go, Happy Thanksgiving to my American friends and family! :-)
Feeling a bit better now
Oct. 17th, 2010 06:32 pmWell, its time to work on my Ralph Waldo Emerson essay. It's not too long, only about 1000 words and is supposed to be a look at how a couple of his main points relate to each other. I'm thinking I might do Truth and Society.
Ah Ralph Waldo Emerson. Didn't he start a brawl on a "Little House on the Prairie" episode or something?
Feeling a bit better now
Oct. 17th, 2010 06:32 pmWell, its time to work on my Ralph Waldo Emerson essay. It's not too long, only about 1000 words and is supposed to be a look at how a couple of his main points relate to each other. I'm thinking I might do Truth and Society.
Ah Ralph Waldo Emerson. Didn't he start a brawl on a "Little House on the Prairie" episode or something?
Feeling a bit better now
Oct. 17th, 2010 06:32 pmWell, its time to work on my Ralph Waldo Emerson essay. It's not too long, only about 1000 words and is supposed to be a look at how a couple of his main points relate to each other. I'm thinking I might do Truth and Society.
Ah Ralph Waldo Emerson. Didn't he start a brawl on a "Little House on the Prairie" episode or something?
So, once again, thanks, and if anyone else has any alternative interpretations feel free to toss them in.
:-)
So, once again, thanks, and if anyone else has any alternative interpretations feel free to toss them in.
:-)
So, once again, thanks, and if anyone else has any alternative interpretations feel free to toss them in.
:-)
Tonight during my American Lit class we were discussing Emily Dickinson's poetry, and this poem caused some confusion:
"The thought beneath so slight a film
Is more distinctly seen, ---
As laces just reveal the surge,
Or mists the Apennine."
My question refers to the third line. What is surge and how would it relate to lace? Nobody in my class from the prof on down really knows what this is about on a literal plane.
Thanks!
Dave
Tonight during my American Lit class we were discussing Emily Dickinson's poetry, and this poem caused some confusion:
"The thought beneath so slight a film
Is more distinctly seen, ---
As laces just reveal the surge,
Or mists the Apennine."
My question refers to the third line. What is surge and how would it relate to lace? Nobody in my class from the prof on down really knows what this is about on a literal plane.
Thanks!
Dave
Tonight during my American Lit class we were discussing Emily Dickinson's poetry, and this poem caused some confusion:
"The thought beneath so slight a film
Is more distinctly seen, ---
As laces just reveal the surge,
Or mists the Apennine."
My question refers to the third line. What is surge and how would it relate to lace? Nobody in my class from the prof on down really knows what this is about on a literal plane.
Thanks!
Dave