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Monthly Archives: February 2006
I Wanna Trip Inside Your Head…
 …and spend the day there/to hear the words you haven’t said, and see what you might say. I wanna hear you when you call/do you feel anything at all? I want to see your thoughts take shape/and walk right … Continue reading
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Evolution’s Early Adopter
 In 10th grade, my sophomore year in high school, I was already a strident proponent for evolution because I thought it supported my atheistic beliefs.  People (especially my atheist friends) who have only known me since I became … Continue reading
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Find Your Temperament
 Last night, Katie and I took a test to discover our temperaments on catholicmatch.com.  You can take it without registering, though I’m not sure how in-depth your results will be (probably enough to sate your interest). You can … Continue reading
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My non-dessert for today
 Peanut butter + blackberry jam (lots) + dry oatmeal + honey.  I’m not sure why I put the dry oatmeal in it, but it feels right for some reason. I like the way it is dry and sticks … Continue reading
Miracle of God: The Strip Club Has Been Stopped
 Alex Bahrami has apparently pulled out of the real estate deal and decided not to build the strip club right down the street from our neighborhood!  Mr. Bahrami, I have reason to believe that you read this blog, … Continue reading
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Aunt Tatee
 Katie’s sister Courtney is married to Fernando, and they have two handsome little boys: Nathan and Adam.  Nathan is really cute and calls Katie “Aunt Tatee” (pronounced like TAY-tee). He and I got to play soccer when I … Continue reading
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Half-Marathon Prayers Answered
 Can I get an Aggie whoop!? Our Lord gave all three of us the grace to run the Freescale half-marathon today!  It was freezing cold throughout the race (at mile 9 the Braker Lane overpass was still icy), … Continue reading
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How Do You Talk To An Angel?
 My girlfriend, Katie: Beautiful and brilliant, Joyful and graceful, A lovely princess of Heaven in our Holy Queen’s court.   “Immaculate Mother, pray for her always and as Queen of Angels protect her from all evil. St. Joseph, … Continue reading
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Half-Marathon Tomorrow
 Gerardo, Richard, and I are running the Freescale half-marathon tomorrow! It starts at 7 am and is supposed to be freezing-cold with possible icy conditions.  My thoughtful and lovely girlfriend already bought me energy gels and gatorade, so … Continue reading
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Olympics Surprise–the Biathalon Rocks
 For a long time I have dissed the biathalon event of the winter Olympics.  The biathalon is where men combine cross-country skiing with marksmanship, and the juxtaposition of these two sports always struck me as odd, but today … Continue reading
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