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comments made by fellow fotologgers:

celt_dog @ 2003-10-14 19:20 said :

today has been reasonably hectic. this is a cool fotolog topic.


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madmaxnyc @ 2003-10-14 21:31 said :

Today I had to take the subway (arch) and walk since my bike was ... depressed (flat) this morning. So I actually saw stuff I never usually see, like a couple of new Neckfaces and some rubberduckies (will post).I also had to play from "Sweeney Todd". That is so morally reprehensible.


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parallel_lucien @ 2003-10-14 23:22 said :

indeed.. I am so looking forward to it.. need to get away from the computer..


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parallel_lucien @ 2003-10-14 23:24 said :

well, for the fifteenth day, I woke up and looked at the stack of papers and bills that I desperately need to file, and found every other excuse in the book not to do it. sigh..so looking forward to tomorrow. (this might be the second time you see this last phrase,aaarrgggghhhh fotoslog..)


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jazzi @ 2003-10-15 02:08 said :

I wrote me GRE`s, like SAT`s for grad school. It was scary. Went for dinner with some friends, had seared tuna, uummmmmmmmm and a martini. Took some photos, studied, unloaded the dishwasher...going to sleep to dream now.


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eliahu @ 2003-10-15 06:01 said :

Thanks for nice comments. I`m still not dressed at 11am, having got bogged down by futile phonecalls to accountant and solicitor over trivial legalistic chicanery from years back.The plot begins in the Court of Chancery, which is hearing the interminable suit of Jarndyce and Jarndyce. When the corrupt lawyer Tulkinghorn reports on some recent developments to Sir Leicester Dedlock, his beautiful wife, Lady Dedlock, recognizes a former lover`s handwriting among the lawyer`s documents. This lover, Nemo, is addicted to opium and near death in a squalid lodging house but manages to contact Lady Dedlock through an intermediary, the illiterate young sweeper, Jo. Tulkinghorn attempts to bribe Lady Dedlock, Jarndyce is in danger of losing his entire estate in legal fees, and Esther encounters numerous victims of the British legal system throughout the tale. One character dies by spontaneous combustion too.


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hillspan @ 2003-10-15 09:38 said :

These leaves are gradually changing color. Saw Gary Dann on TV last night.


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bandman @ 2003-10-15 10:04 said :

My day is great. Just saw my son and granddaughter on MTV.The word on the guitar is "The Stranger" It is an indie newspaper in Seattle and was the first member of the media to praise my son`s musical work. They were also the first to write a major article when he brought my granddaughter into the band when she was 6 years old. That is not his performance guitar but one he has had for many years and takes with him to informal events such as the one in the pic you saw on my fotolog.Thanks for stopping by. I am listing you among my fave`s. I love NY archirtecture. My son and fam, by the way, live on First Avenue and his view from the back window is similar to this.


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eliahu @ 2003-10-15 11:02 said :

i`ve posted a zoomed in version of barbershop filmstars.


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eliahu @ 2003-10-15 19:36 said :

I`m removing it now as it`s not particularly interesting. But thanks for checking back.

What a sad day...the dishwasher melted and ate my Nalgene bottle!! Ahhh! Now what will I drink from everyday? I have had this bottle since college. Shame. Just a shame. Shame.

I had a bit of a scare today--most of the day I had misplaced the only copy of my students' report cards (I'm the worst teacher ever!). Luckily, I tucked them away in a safe place and found them after hours of searching. Yes, it's been a rough day...first report cards, then the upsetting loss of the Nalgene...my life is hard. :)