Trimming the Fat

weeding through my entire blog--there are almost 1400 posts! quality over quantity; getting rid of stuff that seems irrelevent or misplaced or superfluous or otherwise dissatisfactory.

saw a great documentary on the History Channel today about Hitler's family. turns out there are still a few living in the US! they've also had a good series on the SS, but, most importantly, tomorrow night they start the entire "Band of Brothers" series! i never tire of watching it.

literally! i'm 15 pounds lighter with muscle to boot. can't believe it. cutting sugar and flour really works.
started bob tonight, just love it. i'd like to get the soundtrack.
dentist on friday.
i'd like to get my blog to about 1000 posts. quite time consuming. turning in is the answer, not out.
growth, expansion, new life. it's about time. i am so stale, and i can hardly breathe in here. the window hasn't been open for ages, and i cannot feel fresh air on my face or see the out of doors.
it's all right there.

Stephen Colbert: "There's nothing wrong with stretching the Truth. We stretch taffy, and that just makes it more delicious."

Comments

QUASAR9 said…
Hi thanks for your comment at my place. Yep blogging or designing your blog is fun. Discriminate posting will make it more alive.
And discriminate viewing (visits) of other blogs, leaving comments will bring return visits.
Hope you are enjoying your Sunday!
1:57 PM
QUASAR9 said…
PS - Don't forget if you are blogging and posting comments, you are not gossiping, you are designing webspaces, communicating freely, and debating anything and everything depending on your interests.
1:59 PM
Diana said…
no fictions on my blog (that i'm aware of!). thank you for your kind words about my family and education, such as it is. i think you take a more philosophical view of suffering than i do. i'm talking about being in the moment, with pain-induced rage and wanting to lash out. more later.
the problem with my blog is that it's probably too much info about me--it hasn't even occurred to me to make anything up. i have not yet struck a balance btwn opacity and transparency!
11:51 PM
Diana said…
how did i come by you? i presume you knew. you can figure it out.
11:52 PM
QUASAR9 said…
Well Diana, a lot of the stuff on the blogosphere is fantasy
But there is also a lot of fact and factual reality, but that again you would probably ask whay is 'factual reality' and can we trust the evident. Keep it real, but you haven't answered the Harvard summer camp link, was that real - and what was your field???

Real pain as in I feel the world is going to collapse around me or my heart is going to break?
Real pain, as in I need a dentist or morphin, quick quick physical pain - burning pain???
Though I hear some people can even walk on hot coals...
2:14 AM
QUASAR9 said…
Balance between opacity & tansparency. I thought we were going to be clear, I'm not a mind reader, but either:
1) I tracked your visit via sitemeter and left a hello
2) you comment at another bp place
3) Diana is not your 'real' name and I know you by some other in blogosphere. penname pseudonym???

I hope you are not going to give me scores out of 10, this early in the game. Try and look for my right side and you'll find my bright side, try and look for my bad side and you'll discover your darkside.

I tread the walkboards and blogosphere 'uncloaked' hoping to attract only the good, however I cannot always guarantee how people will react to what is said or misunderstood.
2:23 AM
Diana said…
i found your page via a comment you left on chara's page (everything was beautiful).
11:40 AM
QUASAR9 said…
So is dancing a clue?
2:19 PM
Diana said…
to?
4:09 PM
Diana said…
visit http://www.thepureinheart.blogspot.com
5:11 PM
QUASAR9 said…
Hi Diana, now I know who you mean.
She visited me, I returned the message left a comment to say hello, that is where you saw me -
however my comment is gone and she never came back to me with a return hello!

Anyway please feel free to visit and comment at my place, and I'll continue to visit and comment here if I'm welcome.
All the best!
11:29 PM
Diana said…
Q--how strange. your comment is on her blog, still; i assumed you were a scientist/friend of hers. i also assumed you reached my blog through hers; how did you find my blog?
12:29 AM
QUASAR9 said…
I check to see who has been looking in to my place thru sitemeter (which you can fin under my bunny hero and get for free).

Sometimes I visit those who visit me and don't comment, and return their visit, and if I like the ura of their blog, leave a comment - my calling card if you like

If they the return the visit and comment at my place, then this thread or link is established, and we enter into banter & thoughts and beautiful photos or pictures and notes.
And so online relationships grow.
1:43 AM
Unknown said…
be careful what you through away. yesterday's disasters can be today's learnings. we edit our past to fit today's image of ourselves. Those old posts could serve as a serious reality check someday! Namaste. Richard
11:43 PM
Diana said…
thank you very much, Richard. words of wisdom.
12:12 AM
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