Rembrandt (1606-1669): "Portrait of Johannes Elison" (1634)
Daily Thoughts
Today has been very busy again. I did a lot more weeding in the social sciences section. I am also shifting the books around as I am weeding. This takes quite a bit of time to do. My colleague is weeding the education books right now. I am two thirds done with the social science books. I will definitely finish by the end of the month.
We finished working on the services brochure for our library. I also started working on a new business card for the library. I think I am beginning to get a sense of Microsoft Publisher. There are quite a few things more which we can work with. The next thing to do is to create a new sheet advertising our community spaces.
I also spent some time going over my orders to make sure I was not duplicating anyone elses orders. Everything appears to be clean. So, I think I am caught up with a lot of different activities. On Wednesday, I am doing another poetry open microphone.
I was too tired to read on the train to work this morning. I took a short nap instead.
The movie, Wall-E came in for me to watch. It looks very entertaining.
Right now, I am quite tired. I was so tired that I could not read. I could write though. I feel like a third person right now. An odd kind of poetry seems to be reaching me.
Burn
Burn star bright red hot
A meteor descending earthward
Crater a mile wide
Sleep
Sleep waits for no man
Heavy lidded coffee eyes
Fueled in the long night
Innocence Nonsense
This is in no sense nonsense
It is a series series of thoughts
Thoughts written with writing
Philosophical philosophies in the now
Philosophical philosophies in the now
Are you truly innocent inside
Or are filled fully with nonsense
This is a nice little biography of one of my favorite poets, Bob Kaufman.
http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/poets/g_l/kaufman/about.htm He has a flavor in his writing that is all his own. I especially like his poem, Abomunist Manifesto.
I have been looking at the idea of purchasing ebooks. There has been a tremendous surge in ebook usage; in the last year, Sony ebooks sold 300,000 units, and Amazon sold approximately 400,000 units of kindle, and over a million programs for reading books on the ipod have been downloaded. http://www.mediabistro.com/galleycat/web_tech/ereader_application_stanza_counts_one_million_downloads_105395.asp
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