all good sheep.

on the train today, four people, three women and one man, entered the car along with all the other passengers. they spaced themselves equally along the length of the car and as soon as the doors closed and the train set into motion, they began to recite in (jarred) unison. they represented a group that was raising money for the homeless, even pennies can buy meals, the homeless are people too, we are all god's children etc. by the time they were done at least half the people on the train had given them money. as the train approached the next stop, one of them women, (who was wearing all lime green) said softly, "god bless you, your hearts will go to heaven." another passenger sitting next to me, who until this point had simply ignored the whole situation buy burying herself in her book, upon hearing this snapped her head up and said, "excuse me, but i believe you mean, your soul. your soul goes to heaven, your heart does not." lime green replied aggressively and as i stood up and exited the train i could hear them arguing with increasing heatedness, their voices fading only when the doors closed behind me.

israel

i miss my dad.

secret candy

one of the things i love/hate most about myself is how easily i am pleased.


also i finally gave in and downloaded itunes. it's not that i was against it, really, i downloaded it when it first came out and it horribly impaired my computer. so i gave it the boot. i have given it a second chance because it seems that people don't to know how to use winamp anymore. and let's be honest here; the itunes interface really is more user friendly.

this change will have no effect on my all consuming desire to have properly tagged and organized music.