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The Incas and Disposable Everything
In continuing the conversation on LL’s post about Terracing, I have a couple observations: 1) The quote from the book claims that the Incas’ excellent workmanship is caused by their intention to buil… more →
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No such thing as permanence
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Nina wrote 11 hours ago: I checked out Enna’s blog (which I absolutely LOVE and if she ever turns her life into a sitco … more →
Everything is temporary
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stufish7 wrote 6 days ago: I have been feeling a little out of sorts lately and have resorted to some counseling on a number of … more →
A Transient Affair
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calliopespen wrote 2 weeks ago: I gave you everything I had– Laid myself bare before you During candlelit nights As the world … more →
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gravitational wrote 2 weeks ago: there’s a certain way in which one must approach living – that is, to live in complete d … more →
Architecture and (Im)Permanence
Kai Gutschow wrote 1 month ago: Becky had an interesting post about the Rubble Club, a “support group [that] has been set up to hel … more →
Thank you for Stones, Stoners, and Stone Cold Reality
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leakelley wrote 1 month ago: Some folks throw stones. Others build landmarks and monuments with stones. Some folks are … more →
Time in Virtual Worlds
jennahoffstein wrote 1 month ago: I’ve recently been reading Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud (an excellent book that I wou … more →
After Robinson Jeffers: Poetic Function and Avoiding Affectation
poetryinstigator wrote 2 months ago: In the introduction to Rock and Hawk: Selected Shorter Poems of Robinson Jeffers, it says Jeffers be … more →
importance of a building
bkingr wrote 3 months ago: Resurgence is continuing its series on Pitfalls in church planting. the latest installment reminds … more →
So this is permanence.
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Impermanence
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Andrea wrote 3 months ago: I played around with a project discovered a long time ago but never had time for. Poladroid can eit … more →
Musing Destiny
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blind man crossing wrote 3 months ago: A woman rushed the nights embrace Forsaking the confides of a home not her own. An urgency compels h … more →
Looking For Permanence 2008
arlenecorwin wrote 3 months ago: Looking For Permanence The thing is this: It’s always over. As I read the guide To films gon … more →
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40theives wrote 4 months ago: why do people have to change? change is the only thing permanent in our world. but did there ever co … more →
Neighbors or Hoods...?
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23fifty2 wrote 4 months ago: I am a little taken a back by the seemingly lack of concern for the persons who live around us espec … more →
constancy
boulevardie wrote 4 months ago: Now there’s too much. too many things, too many verbs, too many subjects, and often Now, itsel … more →
Own House and Career vs Shorthaus and Study.
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naboolio wrote 4 months ago: I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what it’s going to mean for me to be finishing my … more →
Kyle Minor on "... a hard-to-articulate something at the core of my being"
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brevity wrote 5 months ago: Kyle Minor discusses his Brevity 29 essay _________________ “Suspended” is the latest in … more →
Can You Trust Carbon Offsets?
scottcooney wrote 5 months ago: So, you’re a small business owner and you’ve got your hands full with credit card reader … more →
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