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Monthly Archives: March 2012
a warm sense of insignificance
There’s a moment, sometime each week, where I’ll be standing in the kitchen and the music is coming through my big speakers (lovely speakers, old and solid, barely using an eighth of their capacity), the sea breeze is coming through … Continue reading
Posted in domesticity, Tracks
Tagged day of the triffids, Hope, island arc, music, Okkervil River, Palo Santo, Rook, Shearwater, The Golden Archipelago, The Snow Leopard
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don’t you think the joker laughs at you?
I’ve tried to quit smoking about six hundred times and I fail. I fail to actually stop. At precisely the same time I’m saying I don’t want to do this anymore I am sucking on a cancer stick and loving … Continue reading
Posted in domesticity, things belonging to the emperor
Tagged Aporia, choices, Derrida, Family, Fatherhood, Fitness, Freedom, Hope, Love, Middle Age, Quit Smoking, Smoking, Weight Loss
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The Last Day of Summer
When I was a teenager (in the late eighties I should point out) many of the girls I was interested in knowing better were into The Cure, so for a couple of years there was a habit of going to … Continue reading
we are all falling
Recently I’ve been engaged in a small guerrilla email action about some promotional material that’s gone up around my workplace aimed at encouraging our clients to participate in career development programs and make themselves a plan about their money making … Continue reading
Posted in things belonging to the emperor
Tagged Debord, Ernest Trove, Fallen Man, Falling Man, Gary Edgerton, Mad Men, Tom Junod, Wilhelm Lehmbruck
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the faceless ones
You know something that really bugs me? The whole faceless men thing: part chic, part j’accuse. It comes from long ago. In 1963 the ALP held a special conference to figure out some policy regarding the US-Australia relationship (the US … Continue reading
just add a Fucking asterisk!
This is a brief whine about the endless fucking asteriskes that populate every form that I come across. You know the ones, they’re next to something important, something that needs clarity and they signal something. But then you scroll down … Continue reading
Roebuck
The Australian cricket summer will end sometime this week and what distinguishes this end from all the others in recent memory is that it has been a whole summer without Peter Roebuck. Some might say that this is an improvement, … Continue reading
Posted in things belonging to the emperor
Tagged ABC Grandstand, Adam Shand, Cricket, Peter Roebuck, Tim Lane
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