Archive for at around evening time



Dee Jecko Museek


h1 Posted 5 years, 10 months ago mid-afternoon by

“You have dee jecko museek?” “The jecko music? Um, I don’t know what that is.” “You do not know, but how is this?” OK, so I’m making him sound French. But I think he was Bulgarian. Pretty sure really. Because of where I work – the location, not the occupation – I am a master [...]

What’s the use in regrets, they’re just things we haven’t done yet


h1 Posted 5 years, 10 months ago mid-afternoon by

http://www.caribbeanfreeradio.com/blog/?p=388 What’s the etymology of “Jonty”? And thanks for the clarification about abeer. When I read Nikipedia’s version, I thought he simply missed a space between the a and b. Sounded like the beginning of a frat party. http://loteriachicana.net/?p=143 I’m fashionably late, but I wish you belated luck nonetheless. I can think of nothing more [...]

Que Pongan en Libertad a Hao Wu


h1 Posted 5 years, 10 months ago mid-afternoon by

Hace un mes mi colega, Hao Wu fue detenido en China. ¡Pedimos al gobierno de China que pongan en libertad a Hao Wu inmediatamente! ¿Que pasó a Hao? Hao Wu (nombre chino: 吴皓), un director de documentales chino que vivió en los Estados Unidos entre 1992 y 2004, fue detenido por la división de Beijing [...]

[fiction] I never saw the morning ’til I stayed up all night


h1 Posted 5 years, 10 months ago mid-afternoon by

It’s Sunday, 6 a.m., San Diego, and one by one soft yellow bedroom lamps are flickering on throughout the city. The sabbath has it’s working class too. At the 7-11 on Convoy and Othello a Pakistani immigrant is thinking that it is time to count the drawer. He has been thinking this thought, on and [...]

Blogger Remains Accessible in Cuba


h1 Posted 5 years, 10 months ago in the late afternoon by

An article by José Daniel Fierro in the webzine, Rebelión suggesting that Google was blocking their Blogger service to Cuban internet users has been getting lots of love around the Spanish-speaking blogosphere, most notably by Eduardo Arcos, Manuel Almeida, and Mariano Amartino’s Weblog Sobre Weblogs. Coming off of news that Google is censoring search results [...]

Purrrrr Puss, Part IV


h1 Posted 5 years, 10 months ago around lunchtime by

I have to admit, of the 7 theories of human nature in the last post, Sartre’s is, hands down, the one closest aligned to my own. Probably – and ironically – because it fits so well with my ‘innate’ character. It’s extremely easy for me to rationalize my emotions. If I wake up some sweetly [...]

Purrrrr Puss, Part III


h1 Posted 5 years, 11 months ago in the early afternoon by

Our last day in New York a crazy person stumbled forward through the subway car while muttering something about Jesus. And it struck me … maybe I wasn’t being ambitious enough in my search for purpose. Jesus, now there was a dude with purpose. The salvation of all mankind! Maybe I could shoot for that. [...]

You’re the Extra Ton of Cash in my Sinking Life Raft


h1 Posted 5 years, 11 months ago mid-afternoon by

Let’s take a brief, purposeless break from New York City. This is our dear friend from Panama, Melissa: I will say nothing more about the picture other than to quote the filthy, lewd, and entirely inappropriate language of the blogger who came up with the t-shirt she is wearing:

Purrrrr Puss, Part II


h1 Posted 5 years, 11 months ago in the early evening by

My dear friend Sparsh is now known as Sparky. I’m sure it’s an unwelcome development in his universe, but that’s what he gets for his 8 a.m. cheerfulness. On the corner of 7th and Driggs – in the world’s absolutely hippest neighborhood, Williamsburg, Brooklyn – he was quoted as screaming, “me, why does this always [...]