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The worst thing we could do to children is lie.

-Maurice Sendak

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Elegant Truths

This is so beautiful it almost makes me cry. I do feel lucky to live in this time, a time when someone can make an autotuned music video tribute to a science TV show from decades ago and have it zip through the wormholes of the internet to appear on screens across this world, this seashore of the cosmos. I hope our time gets to see some great teachers like Mr. Sagan.

J. Boswell\’s \”Glorious Dawn - Carl Sagan ft. Stephen Hawking\”

{Also, this is the first I realized how much of his show Cosmos is like an R&B video.  So many sincere gazes across the ocean.  So many dandelion seeds blowing in the wind. Makes me wonder if de-tuning R. Kelly’s Trapped in the Closet would conversely yield great insight into the magnitude of the galaxy-verse.}

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this morning

I woke up with a very distinct feeling.

The feeling was that I needed to go upstairs to ask someone something about Steve, but I knew they wouldn’t give me any information because I do not know Steve’s serial number.

And as Steve was dressing, I almost asked him, hey, what’s your serial number?  It’s important for me to know.

Then I remembered that Steve is not a plasma TV, nor is he a new garbage disposal.  Steve is a person and does not have a serial number. Or so he wants us to believe.

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tzatziki tuesday

Tuesday 9/1 is Free Gyros Day
Bless those fine folks at Kronos.

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Either it is Air Show weekend, or we are all going to die.

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Today the Fullerton El station smelled like Blue Cheese.  I hope this is a new feature, to help people identify what station they’re at using a variety of cheese smells.

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Two

Two years. Still hilarious. To each other, anyway.

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interchangeable meats

The question is: Who is the Henry Ford of the gyro?
The New York Times

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statistics are true and tasty

There are only forty people in the world and five of them are hamburgers.
Captain Beefheart

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Assessments

“Mrs. Lund, you just love to laugh, don’t you?”

-An assessment from Alexis, age 11-almost-12.  If that’s the vibe a student gets from me, then I feel okay about who I am. She’s absolutely right, also.  I mean, what else would I love to do?  Grimace? Stare blankly into space? The alternatives to laughing through my day seem miserable.