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    Nelly


    Age: 27

    Location:
    SoCal
    Amazing Things a child learning to speak; a cascade in the blue mountains; stevie wonder about 50 feet in front of me; my genes in another person
    I can teach... anyone who wants to learn
    I would like to learn... more, everyday, for the rest of my life.
    Likes smiling at strangers
    Life Education rollin solo
    Occupation i remind people what they already knew

    I still love you...

    Wednesday, October 8, 2008, 05:39 PM PST [General]

    Hello hello,

    I think a message to my dear friends, acquaintences, and people I respect is in order.  I have consciously withdrawn into my own missions, at the expense of contact with many of you.  Sorry about that.  I'll give a quick update on my status.  Meanwhile, ANY OHIO OR PENNSYLVANIA WEEARTH'ERS OUT THERE WANNA KICK IT, LEMME KNOW!

    No success yet on the job hunt. Passed the 100-applications-sent mark, had a few interviews, am waiting for a few offers, had many rejections, and many applications that were never responded to.  Very frustrating, for many reasons.  Keeping my head up as much as I can. 

    Still focusing on DC (1st choice) and Philly (2nd choice), but certainly have expanded the search along the east coast and ohio.  So a side mission of this message is to ask around - GOT ANY CONNECTIONS IN DC FOR ME? I decided I'm really good at working with kids... young ones. Worked with ones with autism before. And I know how to do research.  I've applied at many hospitals and research institutes.  I considered volunteering or teaching abroad, and haven't ruled that out.  If (God forbid) Obama doesn't win, that option is getting pushed higher up the priority list.

    Having some quality time at home with the family.  and bless their hearts for tolerating the periods of funk that I've slipped into periodically.  Usually playing with the nephews pulls me out of those funks, but having a job would be a more permanent solution i think.  

    I've watched a bunch of classic movies to catch up on the cultural essentials.  got a lot of knitting done during the movies, and am about halfway through my first afghan.  I recently started a big mission of copied all our family videos to DVD and reliving some amazing trips we've taken.  For some reason, I've gotten pulled over 4 times since I moved and rear ended one dude.  cali was the only place i was a good driver or something. so wish me luck at my upcoming court dates...

    Cleveland is getting colder, but there are really nice days mixed in the nasty ones and that makes the nice ones that much better.  but the nasty ones make me miss california and my beautiful friends and the action of the city.  So the point is, and I hate admitting it, I'm a mess until I find some structure and a city that fits me. i don't want to be that kid that moves away and loses touch with everyone completely.  but without some stability here, i miss you guys too much to think about you yet.

    i can't wait to give you all good news, and to hear yours, but i'm a little too wrapped up in myself to go there yet.

    BUT I STILL LOVE YOU! AND I WISH YOU ALL KINDS OF GOODNESS...

     

     

     

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    October 10, 2008
    02:02 PM PST

    Hola Nelly, just thought I would stop by to say hello and to tell you that Pat and I were hooping to one of your old phish tapes last night and I was thinking of ya =)

    Hope life is well.

    Peace friend,

    Jeremy
    September 25, 2008
    09:47 AM PST

    Way back when I was collecting degrees (I couldn't get enough knowledge), I received BA and MS in anthropology. In one of the classes I took (can't recall which one), I read the 1956 article on the Nacirema. I confess at the time it took me a few days to catch on (what can I say but that I a little slow to see the oblique). I had rather forgotten about it. Interesting how what was written in 1956 has relevance today.

    Only marginally related to the piece on the Nacirema...I read an interesting round table discussion in the most recent copy of Harper's Magazine. The discussion included five reasonably well informed economists, historians, political scientists, and media. I was surprised at the general consensus...a military coup (think Gaullist Coup the ended the Fourth French Republic in the 1950s) in the US within the next decade. Although such an event would not likely mean the end to American civilization, it would certainly mean significant change.

    Roger
    June 26, 2008
    09:09 AM PST

    Thanks for the kind words sister! I had a great time and somehow managed to stay safe the entire weekend ;) The party was raging all weekend long, we were just missing the rest of you heady kidz. Ill try and post some pics and videos soon Peace,

    Jeremy
    June 17, 2008
    03:54 PM PST
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