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Surreality. Wait... What did you say? "Lightning flashes, sparks shower. In one blink of an eye, you have missed seeing," says Oma. One blink. What was real? The moment before. The moment after. Senses reeling. What? How is this possible? Who turned the world upside down? But.... I see..... A certain centered clarity... It seems to be, as it was .... as it has been I see .... I remember Ah, I understand Bit of a prick about it, though, wouldn't you say? Ok. I understand. This surreality...... Stepping through the vacuum of space Tiptoe from star to star The pretty picture of the little prince Is not real Quoth Ms. Janis: "Freedom's just another word for ... nothing ... left ... to ... lose." Free... to .... .... hmmm... In the ... absence .... I should mention that I have not eaten still. Few saltines this morning. I've lost five pounds. And I'm a little loopy, I think. Life keeps going on. Work just exploded with insanity this morning, over somethi...

Oh..........whatever...........*sigh*.......

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From the Irony v. Karma Dept. of Life Events, States and Circumstances: - About 14,000 sun-shaped candle holders, manufactured in China and imported by The Home Depot, have been recalled because sunlight passing through the glass decoration can cause nearby objects to catch fire. The company has received one report of the object causing a fire. No injuries were reported. The candle holders were sold at Home Depot stores in the southern and western regions of the United States between January and March of this year. For details, by phone call 866-403-5504 or online go to the Home Depot website or the website of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. - An overnight shift supervisor at a SuperAmerica in Minnesota was fired for fighting off a robber the supervisor believed was attacking a female cashier in the store. Instead of being praised for his act of heroism, he got the boot. Read about it by clicking here. - All of those who were teased for your tin-can cars a dozen years ag...