3 posts tagged “moblog”

S. has been pointed to my blog by O., and liked the description of S.
versus the honourable Member of Parliament. Hi S. and O.! I'm so
embarrassed that you guys saw the post where I talked about being
pished!

It's so exciting that the big event is going forward tonight. Here I sit
trying to do my job and not think about the event so I'm moblogging and
that will put it out of my mind, hopefully. How do you, O.,
compartamentalise your mind successfully?

Leafletting the uni for it at noon and getting there early in the
evening to greet notables and assist in the management of screwups. So
many wonderful people have offered help and we are all deeply grateful.

I was out leafletting with C,S,L today at the campus. Not too effective.
we shall try again tomorrow. Then we went to the girl's area in the
Islamic Society, which was peaceful, warm and sunny. The Muslim girls
chill out there and it was very nice. I sat there and moaned with S
about my job/her schoolwork for a while, then went back to work.

On today: Speech-writing. Need statistics on the Iraq and Afghan wars
for index cards. Work. Thoroughly brushing and spritzing hair for
cameras but hopefully there won't be any.

On tomorrow: Solidarity meeting. Discourse on poverty by the experienced
thumper of tub; discourse on veil by Ms. Young Muslim Bad-Ass.

I'm writing my blog post while at work by using a little encrypted
window. I'm writing this post on another computer altogether, and then I
will use a hidden window behind this window to send encrypted mail to my
moblog. I have a different brain entirely whilst at work so this should
make for frequent and interesting blog posts.

Interestingnesses:

http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/print/200610/kaplan-korea Susan Sontag and Anne Leibovitz were lovers. Liebovitz just released a
book that includes photos of Sontag as she was dying of cancer. Via
aldaily.com.

When Sontag was dying she wanted to write more books. I've not written a
singled damn book or even had a fucking short story published for a long
time. World-hacking (activism) has taken that energy and time. Had
better get writing one of these days.

http://www.reason.com/0608/bagge.shtml Right-wing pro-immigration cartoon, deeply thought and well drawn by the
Crumb-ite scribbler Bagge. Contains some telling critiques against the
loonly left (us) and suggests that a clearly articulated message is the
way to go. I agree. Via boingboing.net.