empty but for these two pages. i can identify each of these (and even connect almost all to past blogs and activities), upon request of course.
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concerning the Life, Studies, Opinions, and Friends, of ERK
'bout Me
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- Biller's Love Witch
- Herzog's Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World
- Schrader's First Reformed
- Howard's Solo
- Sciamma 's Bande de Filles
- Bergman's The Seventh Seal
- Reed & Rosenberg-Lee's Passing
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- Deadbeats
- From the UW Archive:Carrillon Tower before 1962
- Some Rustic Biscuits
- Precipitous It
- We were really hummin'
- Pink
- How Many Cups??
- The Full Force of Spring: Special Feature - Behind...
- Still Scratching
- Scratch Paper
- Spot Sequins - Update
- From the UW Archives: Langdon Street Antics
- The Full Force of Spring
- The Full Force of Spring: Some Souces, A Preface
- You Know Chicken and Dumplings?
- Towards the Light
- Kenneth: I wonder if you can get personal lubrican...
- Dumplings Not Alone
- Along the way
- Breathing In
- Smooth E.
- All the leaves!
- Spring Fashions
- Return of the Regular
- Great Lines
- From the UW Archive:Bourgeois and protestant
- My Love
- A Large Hood
- Notebook Unearthed
- Great Lines
- For Internal Use Only
- Spot Sequence - Update
- Lexicon Devil
- From the UW Archives: Octopus
- "Ink...
- Message for Michael: Lagerfeld's Happiness
- She were m' cover.
- Melt
- Brownie w/ Nutella Sauce
- Shameless Sequence
- Back With Interest Back
- Synchronicity 2
- These days we so love a good old-fashioned shrimp ...
- Synchronicity 1
- Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, TN (4 - Music Vide...
- Provisioning
- Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, TN (3 - Tree)
- If I must...
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- Supposedly
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3 comments:
I want to know everything about page two: dialogue, formula, computation.
Pie are squared.
The dialog is my transcription for this blog (one I'm quite proud of, I must say) .
Some stuff on the earlier page also used in this post (The rest, I believe, is from One Tree Hill...yes, for
this post.
The computation (and formula) is cake-baking related: I was trying to figure out if I could use a recipe intended for circular pans in a rectangular pan. Cracks me up to think of myself sitting down and penning, for starters, pi-r-squared: "Let's see, now, the area of a circle is..."
The transcriptions have left me speechless, with so much to say. More later.
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