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Two Weeks in the Dirt
Have you ever been an immigrant construction worker? The last two weeks of February, I was the supervisor of the dump trucks at a construction site for an NGO in Battambang, Cambodia. This is much less prestigious than it may … Continue reading
Tour in New England
On a whim, I went on tour in New England. I was honored to hit the road for a week as the opening act for my good friends in the band, Markets and Dwellers. A couple weeks ago, I snagged … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Photos, Travels
Tagged acou, Band, batten down the hatches, beach, car, Drew, drum stuff, Dwellers, Evan Stout, guitar gear, love, Love Out Loud, lyrical skills, markets and dwellers, mini tour, morning, opening act, road, robert borden, show, showconcert, singer, singer songwriter, the hotel year, Tour, volvo station wagon, wawa, way, whim
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In The Shadows
This is the final lap. When this semester ends, I graduate. Twice. I will soon be a scientist and an artist, according to our education system. Oh, and a bachelor. Burning the candle at both ends–and in the middle–has left … Continue reading
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Tagged Auto, bachelor, burning the candle at both ends, Draft, education system, final lap, free time, meaningful comments, sandbox, scientist, second spring, spring break
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On The Horizon
Recent mornings, I have been enjoying the sunlight spilling over the weeping cherry tree here in Palkville, Pennsylvania. I decided to make a video so that other people could share in seeing this beauty. Then, I got carried away and … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Pennsylvania
Tagged amp, beauty, blog, blog entry, CLICK, entry, Grand, homework, Horizon, master science, meaningful comments, monday, pennsylvania, Post, Science, song, spilling, sunlight, tomorrow, tree, Tuesday, wednesday, weeping cherry tree
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Hunger In The Desert
This is a recent piece of academic writing. I have been nerding a good deal recently; I figure one good use for a blog is to reflect recent thoughts/works. I snatched a couple of images from around the googles to … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Thoughts
Tagged abramovitz, academic writing, ado, american hunger, blog, business, dense urban areas, desert, filling the void, googles, grocery, kriska, many faces, Nutrition, obesity, proper nutrition, spice, statuses, store, urban food, use, vulnerable populations, writing
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(good) time
After the last post, it is as appropriate as it will ever be to share my friend Jimmy’s joke. Q: Did you hear about the new corduroy pillows? A: They’re making all the headlines. On wednesday, i turned in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged bathroom floor, bicycle, bike, coffee shop, commute home, corduroy pillows, Eat, Exist, friend jimmy, friend tony, home, kids in the park, paint markers, person, photo one, road, shop, Side, sweaty armpits, Talk, time
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The Headlines
• I am nearly done the first draft of my honors thesis. It is a summation of a year of work, including research in Hawaii and South Africa. Tomorrow, I bike to campus to drop it off at my advisor’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Auto, award, bike, Draft, first draft, Graffiti, honors thesis, independent music, kindness, music, nomination, project, radio, Songwriting, South Africa, strange feeling, summation, Taylor, taylor award, year
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Tall Buildings
Tuesday is post day. I’d like to make a play on words about not being at my post this week, because it is spring break. But that would be too much wordplay. But then again, saying what you are not … Continue reading
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Haps & Mishaps
The opposite of a mishap must surely be a hap. Here are a few recent haps and mishaps. Hap: I have decided (more like been forced by my brother, ha) to update this here blog every tuesday. Mishap: I waited … Continue reading
To Southeast Asia
I am in a cafe in Hat Yai, Thailand, pounding away at the keys of an archaeic computer. It has been a travelful week. I flew in to Malaysia, caught a train to the bus station,and immediately caught a bus … Continue reading →