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ameander

I've been holding back on this because lately any writing ideas I've had seem to feed into a broader context and I want to work them into something that's a whole lot more than a blog post. Just one thought out of the big mess to entice you: Capitalism is not just, it is merely useful.

On more day-in-the-life matters, some degree of leg stiffness or soreness seems to have become a constant, as I bike more and more. I've not quite convinced myself to call one of the junkyards and sell my car (I've left my "for sale" signs in the windows, but I doubt anyone who sees/hears it in operation will be eager to buy.) Wednesday night I rode down to Best Buy on a whim after work, but determined their hard drives are too expensive (there is abundant evidence a buggy hard drive is behind my increasingly frequent windows and program problems.) So I splurged and got "The Simpsons Game" instead. Lots of fun.

"But I don't wanna go to chocolate bunny hell..."
Posted by Zac at 9:59 PM

1 comment:

Sra said...

I wish I lived in a less hilly neighborhood. If I want to go anywhere interesting on my bike, I pretty much have to go uphill on the way there or back. Unless I go to Sugarhouse Park.

I have a bike helmet for you, and also, do you want a 5 lb set of bike cuffs to lock up? They are a good lock, but I've decided they are too heavy for me in this hilly neighborhood. So I'm going to get a 2.5 lb U-lock instead.

19/6/08 22:26

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