received a free issue of SMITHSONIAN
in the Sept 1970 summary, saw this quite from Richard Bach -- author of Johnathan Livingston Seagull, a lame book, perhaps frequently assigned to students about to matriculate to college (not to me) -- he claims to be ageless and also, his new book, "Open it anywhere and on that page is what you most need to know"
“open it anywhere – and on that page
(not anywhere – to any page)
is what you most need to know
want / intend? to know versus to seek out?
chance
can find?
obviously a version of the surrealist... college band name picking... become "profound" anyway
where bad formalism meets bad langiage-oriented constraint--
I have retitled this blog I started more than 10 years ago to indicate the contents are opinions. I have temporarily returned to the "web log" style here. I am not seeking to market (see lack of tags), nor to "vent."
9.03.2005
fat free, low sugar, non-dairy, decaf mocha
1/2 cup Torani sugar free syrup with Splenda, chocolate flavor
4 Tbs cocoa
8 Tbs non-dairy fat free powdered creamer (this contains corn syrup)
4 cups decaf
blend
it's more milky if you use the liquid fat free non dairy creamer, but has more sugar
it's not as milky if you use the vanilla flavored rice milk
1/2 cup Torani sugar free syrup with Splenda, chocolate flavor
4 Tbs cocoa
8 Tbs non-dairy fat free powdered creamer (this contains corn syrup)
4 cups decaf
blend
it's more milky if you use the liquid fat free non dairy creamer, but has more sugar
it's not as milky if you use the vanilla flavored rice milk
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