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Here lies Martes Flavigula, eternally beneath the splintered earth.


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Sunnydale
Sun, 29 Dec, 2002 07.24 UTC

And what? I am subdued and cloistered in California at the moment. I wonder about my future here and my ACTUAL future with Jana in Prague. My friends have retreated to the gym as I scratch and flail about their flat with no clear intention. Nothing comes to mind. Nothing creative. I am as dead in California as I was in bleak Fort Stockton. ...

Absurdity
Solitude
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Fri, 27 Dec, 2002 04.31 UTC

Constant solitude leads to perpetual grief. Sick! Sick! Sick! Blades tear at me and I dream of shaving my body-hair, and its whiskering remains. I shall dye the embryo of my child a light blue and scream that the life I left was unformatted and unfair. Drowning in books is dying in escape while the prod of life unseats those unsober. I shall die a sad, unlonely man, a stricken man. ...

Death
West texas
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Thu, 26 Dec, 2002 03.27 UTC

It was perhaps the most depressing Xmas of my life. Ufff... Now, at least being somewhere which allows me to access internet makes it 'un poco suave' in a manner, loosens my fingers and unfreezes my mind. The bleakness here is almost unbearable, and were I not less drunk, I would describe it in a marbleizing manner. The conversation I had with the only human in this wilderness that I remotely care about cerca two days prior revealed the same sentiments as I have. A prolonged visit here would result in suici...

Parents
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Family
Sun, 22 Dec, 2002 03.03 UTC

I took a ride with Amy last night. Amy is my cousin. 10 years my superior. We paused for a delicious meal in Arlington (Indian). Our conversation centered around something I have rarely discussed with anyone in my lifetime - that is, our relationship with our parents. And especially the rodina of my father and her mother. I will begin with an instance she explained to me concerning a great uncle by the name of Lynn who used to live in Walla Walla Washington (or so I am told). It shocked me. Lynn was my fat...

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Sun, 22 Dec, 2002 02.53 UTC

Strange weekend. My kyla has been unexpectantly benign. I suppose I should be happy about that. So happy that it does not choke. Ufff. ...

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Family
Futility
Thu, 19 Dec, 2002 04.29 UTC

Tomorrow I go to fabulous Fort Worth to visit my family. Moje rodina. It has been a long time. I wonder how much more alienated I shall feel during and afterwards. After the discussion with Chris today about his hopelessness, the whole idea of staying here for a lengthy time frightens me exceedingly. Everything here irritates me. Even the voices. That accent! Eructing words into ill-built phrases. Je odporny. ...

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Commercialism
Thu, 19 Dec, 2002 04.00 UTC

I have forgotten how absurd the culture of commercialism (the one that Michael found so unique and fascinating) is. ...

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Dvorak
Thu, 19 Dec, 2002 01.23 UTC

After not using the Dvorak keyboard (not out of choice, but out of necessity) for some time, I am entering these very enticing words by the means of the once abandoned keyboard layout. I am rather slow and clunky at it. I have lost my touch. ...

Rootlessness
Fort stockton
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Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 02.26 UTC

Does the bud or even the stalk of the plant still love its roots? I despise what gave birth to me. Botanical schizophrenia. My eyes still bleed those olden red notions, but the ink they become fades much too quickly. ...

Fort stockton
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Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 01.30 UTC

The firm, barred back of this ancient, wooden chair bites into my back and I flash back to the dim yet burning sensations of my youth. I took a stroll today. Through the park in which the red, ufo of a carosel stood immobile in the dry, bitter wind. Where the chains of the swings jingled greetings to their old solitary friend as I passed. I circumnavigated the pit of a swimming pool, protected from molestation by ragged and crumbling chain-link fences. My feet kicked up dust along the shoulders of the old A...

West texas
Spain
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Thu, 12 Dec, 2002 16.45 UTC

In two days, i depart. Night train to Madrid. Flight to NYC. Then to Dallas, then Midland. It will be odd to be in the desert again. Speaking of deserts, this last weekend, i bussed to Barcelona. Wonderful El Paso-like landscapes on the way (in specific, through Aragón). Maybe I shall enjoy being in the desert again. I do not like Heineken at all. ...

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