Hiking up a hill as a child.

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Rogodin2

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I remember the first experience, I was 6 and I walked behind my father as we followed an Icicle branch in the Alpine Lakes, I drew a little page just for myself, it had large trees and a river as my background. My father doesn't remember it, but I remember the camp trips near friday harbor, being afraid because I didn't know the friends and they changed as they drank.

As I move into a place of solitude I've confrunted myself. I enjoy music-one of my favorite composers died today - Andrew Hill -. Spectrum is my favorite arrangement.

Being self aware is a healthy attribute ;)

I posted this on the RRF too *S*

Rogo

 
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Rogodin2

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I didn't have a horse, but my grandfather did, the horse's name was 'midnight'. I am working towards owning a horse of my own.

Rogo
 
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Stupidity, utter stupidity, from some rambling idiot. Suddenly he realized that his friend from out of town had returned to his hotel without his wallet. Being a good friend, he picked up his friend's wallet and stared at the stupidity on the forums in utter amazement. After a while he went out and left the forums and walked back to the hotel in the rain.
 
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Rogodin2

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Stupidity, utter stupidity, from some rambling idiot. Suddenly he realized that his friend from out of town had returned to his hotel without his wallet. Being a good friend, he picked up his friend's wallet and stared at the stupidity on the forums in utter amazement. After a while he went out and left the forums and walked back to the hotel in the rain.
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Did he find his friend and deliever the wallet?

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Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Stupidity, utter stupidity, from some rambling idiot. Suddenly he realized that his friend from out of town had returned to his hotel without his wallet. Being a good friend, he picked up his friend's wallet and stared at the stupidity on the forums in utter amazement. After a while he went out and left the forums and walked back to the hotel in the rain.
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Did he find his friend and deliever the wallet?

Rogo
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He found out she was in the hospital. Outside the room, in the hall, he spoke to the doctor. "Is there anything I can do to-night?"
"No. There is nothing to do. Can I take you to your hotel?"
"No, thank you. I am going to stay here a while."
"I know there is nothing to say. I cannot tell you--"
"No," he said. "There's nothing to say."
"Good-night, I cannot take you to your hotel?"
"No, thank you."
"It was the only thing to do," he said. "The operation proved--"
"I do not want to talk about it."
 
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Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I've always like Kafka's 'The Law'

That story reminds me of it.

Rogo
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I would've been proud of you had you remembered Hemingway's last line in A Farewell to Arms.
 
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Rogodin2

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would've been proud of you had you remembered Hemingway's last line in A Farewell to Arms
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Been out of school a long time and only read old philosophers and study guides.

I've also killed too many brain cells to remember specific passages that I've read only once ;)

I appreciate the quotes anyways.

Rogo
 
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