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Wow. Drew a relatively eventful month, and I’m not sure how well I will be able to describe it in the ten minutes left on my break.

The most significant event of March, 1995 for me was my involvement with the Flint Youth Theatre play The Flame of Peace, an children’s anti-violence story about an Aztec boy warrior, Two Flint, who goes on a journey to secure a blessing from the gods to save his village from warfare by neighboring tribes.

I hope it rains soon.

Here’s a rainy fractal (eight iterations):

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DROP!!!

Tonight I will be reading from Part 2 of Hungry Rats at the Guerrilla Lit Reading Series. There will be evil lumberjacks. There will not not be performance art.

Guerrilla Lit @ Bar on A
7:30 PM · 170 Avenue A
New York, NY

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– ALMANAC SAYS –
Conjunction of the Moon with Venus. Venus at greatest elongatino (28 degrees West). Singer Johnny Bristol died, 2004.

– PICTURE OF THE WEEK –
Puddle.

– QUESTION OF THE DAY –
What would be your picture of the week.

Jeff Danziger

c/o the New York Times.

The picture doesn’t have much to do with the gyst of this post. Perhaps a tangential relevance.

For many years now a number of friends and family have been talking about the decline of the U.S.,

It’s the first day of Spring! Enjoy it!

I didn’t write about my last week yesterday, but it’s been so cloudy (not outside; in my head) that I don’t know that I will be able to write much more about it today.

Happy Birthday!

Forty. Actually a very beautiful number, not just for Biblical reasons. It can cut into 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 20, and 40. 8 numbers. Beautiful from a perspective of number theory. Ask any mathematician.

You still look 33, so I know you aren’t bellyaching right now.

… Probably won’t have a chance to post anything substantial until tomorrow.

– ALMANAC SAYS –
Feast of St. Joseph. Moon at perigree. Chipmunks emerge from hibernation now.

– NEWS OF THE WEEK –
New York Times: Opposition Official Beaten as Zimbabwe Crackdown Grows.

– ALMANAC SAYS –
Conjunction of Mercury with the moon. Conjunction of Neptune with the moon. First Lady Pat Nixon born, 1912. [coincidence? I think not]

– COUNTRY OF THE WEEK –
Australia.

– QUESTION OF THE DAY –
What is overrated?

– ALMANAC SAYS –
Beware the ides of March. Conjunction of the moon and Mars.

– LINK OF THE WEEK –
Noah K. Kalina.

– QUESTION OF THE DAY –
What was your ugliest year?

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