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Spackledorfed's Blog
http://spackledorfed.wordpress.com/
The personal blog of a freshly-minted college student. Posts on the reconciling a new philosophy with atheism, hobbies with class time, and relationships with indiviualism. Basically, the personal journal of a typical (though startlingly interesting) teenager.
- Added on: Oct 14th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Emily Speed
- Listed in: Personal Higher
- Tags: depression school Personal Buddhism quilt athiesm
Recent Posts
Happy Holidays
It’s that time of year again! I know, a little late. It’s been “that time of year” for almost a month! But I had to write something… I mean, Christmas is only 2 days away and I haven’t posted in ages! So, I got som...
Batman vs. The Punisher
I’m a pretty big fan of the comic book movies that have been coming out lately, DC and Marvel alike. Of all the comic book movies that have come out, The Punisher (the 2004 version) is my all-time favorite. Yes, even with all the X-Men, Spiderm...
What’s Up, Again
I haven’t posted anything in over a week, which is really odd for me. I usually post something once every 2 or 3 days, sometimes even once a day. So I’ve been feeling a little pressure to post something for the past few days. Unfortunatel...
The Adoption of the Evil Villain Chair
So this is how it happened. Trevor, Meghan, Mat, Kevin and I all piled into Trevor’s car to face the rabid hordes at the mall on Black Friday. To make a long story short, we survived and got some awesome games for cheaps. On our way home, I spo...
Ode to a Hot Shower
This is a truly terrible poem I wrote yesterday morning upon taking the first hot shower that I’ve had in weeks. I even tried to fit the ode rhyming scheme of ababcdecde. Unfortunately, odes are also supposed to be in iambic verse, but thatR...
Guest Post: wonderful temptations
O.k. Emily and I went on a road trip the past weekend to Mississippi. This trip went very well for the most part and I discovered there are some very beautiful roads to ride on in Mississippi. However I would never voluntarily ride on these roads at ...
