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Two months since my last entry.

Tue Nov 3, 2009, 4:47 PM
Needless to say, the journal is now quite stale and must be updated. Regrettably, however, there is little for me to record, except maybe some good old-fashioned "angst, nihilism, and despair." But you don't want to read that. Hell, I don't want to read that either. Maybe that's why I couldn't get into Kafka, even though I kind of wanted to, because "Kafkaesque" is a pretty awesome word to sprinkle into conversation. Anyway. Tired of staring at the obnoxious banner ad because I can't think of anything to write, so I should keep writing. I kind of want to draw a railroad locomotive called the Fairbanks-Morse Erie-built, but all the photos of it are in black and white and tiny, or maybe just a pain to locate. If I end up doing it anyway I'll put it up here. Lord knows I need something to put up here, I've been so busy.

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:iconjim100bg:
thanks for the fav :)

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:icontmre:
Thanks!!!

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:iconuwishprod:
Thanks for the fav

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:iconjhills:
Hi, thanks very much for the :+fav:
:iconbabynuke:
Thanks a lot for the :+fav:!

Got a 727 in my gallery somewhere as well :)

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Thank you for the :+fav:! :thumbsup:
:iconmarkkarvon:
Thank you for the favorite on "Mach 2 at 70,000 Feet". [link]

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:iconlaffonte:
thanks!

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:iconshelbs2:
thanks for the fav on the D-558-3

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