Archive for June, 2007

Dialogue Game, Part 2

Posted in Entropy, Short shorts on June 17th, 2007

Hello, everyone! Gosh, a whole lot of stuff is going on right now. We just bought a house! Whoah! I start summer school next week! I have to take a class to learn how to teach Public Speaking. Perhaps it won’t be horribly boring? Also we have a kitten named Chippy! It’s an exciting time to be alive.

You may recall the little dialogue game I posted about here. Well, here is the result! I actually finished it weeks ago, but I wasn’t crazy about it so I’ve been loathe to put it online. However, my word is my bond. I can’t leave an obligation unfulfilled! So here you go. It’s about seafaring folk, if that helps things.

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Haus

Posted in Entropy on June 14th, 2007

Greetings fellow-travelers!

After a long and arduous journey through a wasteland called Realty, Holly and I have emerged triumphant with our prize: a house! Oh my god! We’re very excited, and I wanted to share our excitement with you, the Internet, and everyone. In order to celebrate this Middle American Milestone, I have created a virtual tour of our new home so that everyone can be a part of our descent into Conservatism!

PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR VIRTUAL TOUR

Yay for us! Sorry if you already saw this on the Myspaces!

Watermelon Manifesto

Posted in Essays on June 10th, 2007

So I have inside of me what I could describe as a terrible seed. It is a secret I go to great lengths to hide, lest my secret shame be revealed. I don’t actually have any fear of it germinating, buried as it is beneath layers of fear, neuroses, doubt, small-mindedness, and self-pity. It dwells in salted ground, always just at the edge of perception. It’s like when I was young, and the older kids would try and convince me that if I swallowed a watermelon seed it would take root and grow in my stomach. I knew it was silly, but from then on I was always conscious of every small, black seed as it slid down my throat, fearing despite reason that my abdomen would one day swell and burst, ripe with fresh watermelon.

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