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Monday, December 13, 2004
 
Currently Reading
Green Girls
By Michael Kimball
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It is Monday morning, and life is yet again a colorful blur of light intermingled with confusion.  I did get a new background.  It's kinda fun.  Lights of earth from space.  It kinda makes you feel small. 

I was just reading a book about a plague that wiped out the population of Earth.  All of the scientists gathered in one quarantined city.  They had meteorologists, biologists, and every other type of "ologist" you can imagine.  Anyway, in one scene, all of the main characters are gathered into one room and someone has a breakthrough.  They have aimed satellites in space to look at all continents searching for heat signatures.  Heat that approximates 98.6 degrees fahrenheit. They're looking for survivors.  One of the reasons I read is to put myself into situations that the real me will never in a million years work my way into.  I imagine that the map they were looking at was markedly different than my background.  There were no mass clusters of electric lights that would indicate cities, or populations of people.  The plague had already rolled through and destroyed everyone.  But the satellites were powerful enough to find the heat signatures of approximately 600 survivors.  Not in one city, or one state, in the world.  Imagine something that could roll through and devastate the entire population of the planet.  6482119617  down to 600...
http://www.ibiblio.org/lunarbin/worldpop
Kinda makes you think....or maybe not.  It kinda makes me think.

Anyway, this is enough rambling for one morning.

1.  Wicked
2.  DaVinci Code
3.  Angels & Demons
4.  Screwtape Letters
5.  Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire
6.  Harry Potter and The Order of The Phoenix
7.  Year Zero
8.  Prey
9. Green Girls
10. Everything's Eventual (in progress)

 

 Posted 12/13/2004 10:25 AM - 1 view - 4 comments

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I just got lost in thought. It was unfamiliar territory
Posted 12/13/2004 6:01 PM by ryanmoreorlesshead - reply

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hope youre doing well. what are you up to lately?
Posted 12/13/2004 6:15 PM by RoughDraft4Life - reply

Visit blythingblythe's Xanga Site!
Hey, baby doll. I'm commenting because you whine at me when I don't. =P

But really, I like the background. It's pretty cool.
Posted 12/13/2004 7:11 PM by blythingblythe - reply

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love the background, its awesome.  makes you realize how much electricity we americans use compared to, oh lets say, Africa which is a ton bigger than us. Kinda funny.

Mare

Posted 12/13/2004 10:02 PM by marebear4249 - reply


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