One of the fiddle players in this vid is Bobby Boatright. The baby faced guy with chubby cheeks.
Mr Boatright was my algebra teacher for three years at CHHS, however he was known for sneaking in some trig, calculus and some weird hoodoo math that I never knew the name of. I think he made it up. I somehow got bumped to his group.
He colonized my mind with the graphed equations that still plague me when I get interested in a beautiful woman. I can still hear him in my head saying “Trigg, if you’d do your homework you’d ace this class.”
For three solid years I went to class every day, mostly daydreamed, did no homework and got good solid Cs because I always passed the quizzes and he did not grade homework. I saw no reason to do the homework if it did not count in my grade. I had already started dickering with the Time Bank. I’m not a bit sorry. I love those Cs. I am still proud of them.
My alarm has rotating music. This just woke me up! I’m getting up early today because I have a Latin footwork fundamentals class at 1100 which means early early to the hospital for rocket rounds! That Thing floating above the one person's body, in the other person's face is anIcosahedron.
TheIcosahedronis one of the five Platonic solids Platonic Shape. Sacred Geometry. Remember that.
Monday – March 18, 2024
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Today’s Gospel Reading: ohn 8:1-11 Jesus went to the Mount of Olives. But
early in the morning he arrived again in the temple area, and all the
people star...
English language news channel to be launched
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An English-language news channel will be launched in Morocco, where the
public channel Al Aoula within the National Radio and Television Company
(SNRT)...
Art, Ecology, Poetry: The Cascadia Field Guide
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What a delight to have a poem honoring the rufous hummingbird included in
this gorgeous field guide/anthology from Mountaineers Books. Huge thanks to
Eliza...
cancer stuff update
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Hey folks,
Just wanted to check in and let you all know that things are finally moving
again here. I got some good news on Monday, which is to say that ...
Marie Griffin: Poetry: Oct 2021
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Southern Legitimacy Statement: The simple fact of being a South Carolinian
is enough to qualify me as southern, but i feel my inner southerner is a
result ...
Interesting bug
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This afternoon I saw a treehopper (or some kind of hopper) on the kitchen
window screen, so went outside to photograph it.
[image: Sharp-planthopper-UID-...
Still Life with a Hundred Crucifixions
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Aaron Smith's new collection, PRIMER, is due from Pitt on October 5 of this
year. Here's a dead-on comment from Tracy K. Smith about Aaron's work: "*Aaron ...
A Dispersed Set of Nodes
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from THE FLAMETHROWERS
by Rachel Kushner
...We seemed to share certain ideas about what happens in childhood, when
you have to place yourself under the sig...
Four Fictions
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The feature well of this week’s issue of Washington City Paper is dedicated
to fiction for the first time in a long time. I sifted through the 50-odd
submi...
15.11.42
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Church bells rung this morning – in celebration of the victory in Egypt.
[1] The first time that I have heard them in over two years. [1] Following
the att...
Quick Before Summer is Over
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14 weeks since my last entry? Jees! Well, as I posted on my facebook
status just moments ago -- it's facebook's fault. I have become a daily
user of th...