– WHAT IS COOL, BUT NOT GOTHIC FUNK – The film One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

– YESTERDAY – Exhausted. But not bad. But very very tired all day. Made spaghetti. Watched aforementioned movie. Slept.

– JUNE – is the month of Roses.

This past Sunday was the Feast of the Holy Trinity.

Meanwhile, back in Flint, the school year has just wrapped up.

Goodnight:

LONGFELLOW MIDDLE SCHOOL

A number of my friends went here; particularly Sarah and Lindsay.

McKINLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL

I didn’t know many people at McKinley, but back when I wanted to teach Junior High,
I thought this would be a fun place.

A story in today’s Flint Journal: ‘Slave’ label gets village re-enactor ousted.

I am genuinely curious how others respond to this article.

At first, I thought it was an open-and-shut issue for me; that Mr. VanRaemdonck was acting like a tool and that was that.

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Paragraph 3, Sentence 7:

Where romantic art sought to harmonize mind and nature, these writers would exacerbate the differences between productive mind and passive nature in the hope that the spirit would be enabled to appreciate its own energies and the needs they generate.

– YESTERDAY – I’m having a good week at work, although the server keeps going down for repairs. The evening was good and bad; good because another seven or eight people joined the Gothic Funk listhost and also because I had a nice long chat (as in, in a chat room) with Lisa.

I remember essentially nothing. I know that this was around the time I stopped attending the Valley School, and began to be home schooled, but I don’t remember any actual events from this month.

It is very likely I went on some field trips; the Saginaw Zoo was a fun destination, as was Impressions 5 museum in East Lansing.

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Paragraph 3, Sentence 7:

Irony would free the mind from both the scenic and the narrative continuities of romantic art, and the self-reflexive features would allow the full legislative energies of the work of art to serve as direct testimony to spiritual powers irreconcilable with the realm of appearances.

– WHAT IS SOMEWHAT GOTHIC FUNK – Harold and Kumar go to White Castle.
– WHAT IS DECISIVELY NOT GOTHIC FUNK – Proof.

– YESTERDAY – Work went really well; I enjoyed myself. I took a break from the Encylopedia of Mathematics to work on html tables and illustration captions for The Cell.

The Detroit Free-Press: UAW boss: The worst is upon us.

The article is less than a page long; you should read it.

My mind is flooded with figures of speech.

• First, I think back to Clinton’s post on our discussion of postmodernism:
  

  The phrasing of “normative projection” is fairly typical language for a structure resembling an ego-ideal (for instance, Lacan describes the ideal self-image of mirroring as “the statue in which man projects himself”).

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Two sentences today, to make up Friday.