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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night
Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had … Continue reading
A Return to Animator Driven Animation in America
I recommend reading this long but great interview with John Lasseter’s success about what makes Pixar movies great (animator driven storylines and great collaboration) and bringing classic Disney 2D animation back to the playing field. I wrote my final paper … Continue reading
First Day of Kindergarten
Inspired by my best friend’s daughter’s first day of kindergarten, I’ve decided to upload my family’s kindergarten memories. Me age five in August 1990. My family was going through a divorce when my brother started kindergarten in August 1991 so … Continue reading
What I Did on Day Two
I drew these guys in the margins. The most notable thing about today’s Collections Management class was that I was 20 minutes late after having circled the Commuter parking lots for 40 minutes. I then had to walk nearly half … Continue reading
First Day of Library Grad School
I carefully packed the essentials with me: a 5 subject notebook, an agenda, netbook, textbook, my wallet and cellphone. I only changed clothes once opting from a white and pink skirt & top for black capris and a favorite shirt … Continue reading
Caturday Moves to Sunday
If you don’t know what Caturday is, you can read about here at your own risk (warning: language and not for the easily distracted or you might lose time clicking through links). To be safe, just let’s say it’s about … Continue reading
What I’d like to hear at the end of my life
This great article from CNN.com made me cry over my cereal this morning. Enjoy.
Quick Note about Changes
I have a big update in store where I’ll be finding a more approriate WordPress theme for this blog as I document my new life as a library and information studies grad student. Please wait!