We Shall All Be Healed
Sunday, December 25, 2005
A successful school year, indeed.

Dance Appreciation: B (I thought I was going to get a C, haha)
American History X: A
Intr. Social Work - A
American Lit: A-
Logic: B+


Next year's schedule is Intro to Theater, History of Cinema, Intro to Poetry, American Lit II, and Dynamics of Poverty (swk). Yeah, I want to double major in Social Work and English, and I think I might be able to do it, with a few summer courses here and there.



mary, carry my name
hoof marks hacked up all i had to offer you
looked all over this place
lost your portrait lately when the winter blew
in like herod and them
freedom hangs like heaven over everyone
ain't nobody knows what the newborn holds
but a dollar says he'll lick that devil
and do it alone

- lyrics to Freedom Hangs Like Heaven, by Iron and Wine.


It's also Christmas time again. A lot of tension this year with unnecessary bad moments, coupled with polar opposite laugh out loud happy moments. My house becomes bipolar during christmas, as i'm sure many others do. Not exactly what I'm looking for this season, but whatever.

I'll put that end of year survery in a few days, when I get around to it.


I've been back at work the past couple nights, which has been a relief. Got me out of the house for 5-6 hours at a time, and has allowed me to make (somewhat) steady money. It has also allowed me to sing along to every possible band you can think of in the car. I try and think of delivering pizzas as one long MIGHTY VOYAGE across the....seas...of...crofton. Shut up, Kevin.

I had to be on the phone with someone last night at work who wanted the "vegetarian" (see: veggie pizza) with sausage on it.

"That probably sounds weird, but it's what we want."
"Thats OK ma'am. I get much stranger orders then that."

Which I do. I just found the phrasing (vegetarian pizza w/ sausage) rather weird.


It's nice to be home -- for a little while. I don't exactly miss the 10-degree with freezing 35 mph wind weather, but I miss something. Buffalo is slowly becoming more like home.

Merry Christmas. I hope everyone reading this has a productive and non-depressing 2006. God bless.
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what a fucking happy guy

current book: poetry 180
current song: Modern Skirts - NY Song
current mood: The current mood of kevnation at www.imood.com
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album: Modern Skirts - Catalogue of Generous Men / Darkness: One Way Ticket to Hell

I'm Kevin. I attend Buffalo State College in The Empire State. I am a Social Work major, and therefore love all kinds of people. I hide my emotions, play cards for money, and believe in God.

Music-wise, I listen to The Mountain Goats, John Vanderslice, Animal Collective, John Mayer, Mars Volta, Modern Skirts, Matt Pond PA, The Smiths, The Prayers & Tears of Arthur Digby Sellers, Sufjan Stevens, Head Automatica, Why?, Coheed and Cambria, and other stuff.

I enjoy reading The Bible, Dan Brown, CS Lewis, John Steinbeck (favorite author), Dean Koontz, Henry David Thoreau, Stephen King, and Eugene Peterson.

I'm an avid poet (not so much anymore) and reader of poetry. My favorite poets are Stanley Kunitz, Alan Ginsberg, Tuli Kupferberg, Bret Hubinger (AACC Professor!), Walt Whitman, and Edward Thomas.


December
12/16 - Home for 1 month
12/25 - Christmas
1/1 - Jet Black New Year



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