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 [Sorting the pieces] Spontaneity: Lesson I:      Florence King, the acerbic columnist and hilarious autobiographical author of Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady, said it was no surprise that so many early Mississippi settlers went mad.  The night feels alive here with a spirit of its own.  There is the sense of something watching even on the most deserted stretch of winding road.  She also said that Mississippi was America's g-spot.  Press Oxford and every woman in America climaxes.  On a sticky, rainy night when the fog rises from the road instead of settling down upon it, you can almost believe it.

[Crimson Velocity] What I Love About A Roadhouse Server, 37,908 Steps & Fabio: I set out at 6 AM and was joined by only one other person on the 6:30 AM ferry to Bundeena, another coastal town across the bay. The Coast Track, as it's called, set out from there and was an awesome combination of walking beaches, winding through cliffs, hiking ridges, and gazing at the big blue ocean beyond. Some 7 hours and 37,908 steps later (at least according to my pedometer), I made it to the other end of the peninsula. And only saw two other folks on the trail the entire day.

 [The Monkey King] 10 Great Things About Today: by the Dandy Warhols, Brand New Low by Treble Charger, The Joker covered by Spearhead. 6) A check... that capers can be fried. 9) Drove home on the wet, rain-slicked streets, winding through Seattle'

Winding, Crooked Trails: April 2005: I headed her drink her way and I’ll be damned if she hadn’t kicked those shoes I didn’t care much for off and just as I was thinking I like the cutesy little socks even less she peeled them off and, once again without speaking, said I hope you don’t mind I prefer being barefoot and it might be related to not giving up on reading the blog quite yet. As I was about to admire my control I realized I didn’t have as much as I wanted her to think I did. Or as much as I wanted to think I did.

cavemonkey50.com: My long awaited iPod photo finally arrived today. So far I’ve been able to open it and put it on the charger. I haven’t really had a chance to really see how it functions, but from what I can tell the screen looks beautiful. The only possible complaint I could have is it’s the same size as my regular iPod with the iSkin on.

  Life in Kjell: Costa Rica Blog: Mayra (the owner) calls the place a"traveller's refuge," and the description isspot-on. Entering thetiny-little-courtyard-behind-a-locked-gate, you find youselfin an urban jungle—a path winding through the foliagetowards the reception area. Mayra is a painter, and haspainted just about every wall, object, and surface of herconverted home (including toilet) with colour. Everywhere yougo, incense burns, and birds sing.

chrysler weblog: Autoweek is having fun with the 2005 Dodge Magnum while they put it though the Michigan potholes and snowy conditions. In the end, they still think its a fun wagon to drive. “Some on staff call it the best long-term vehicle in the fleet.” - autoweek.com

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