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how to eat a cupcakei spread the contents of my lunch out with a flourish, crumpling the brown paper bag in one handcarelessly, i glance downand freezebecause in the messy crime zone that is my lunch, there lies a cupcakean innocent cupcake with white frosting that swirls to a pointtopped with a little thunderstorm of sprinkes.mostly blue ones.and for the next momenti cannot breathebecause we, he and i, used to split a cupcake every so often.especially when we had one of those days where we would feel like skipping through the halls and singing our hearts out as we went.he loved cupcakes with white frosting and mostly blue sprinkles.i remember the way he would pick off every sprinkle except for the one in the center.and the way he would sort each color into little neat piles.we would playfully argue about who would eat the last, center, sprinkle, but he would always let me have ituntil i would break it in half and hand half of my life to him with that sprinkleafter the sprinkles, we would
friendship cliniclooks like i'm falling back to being the therapist again, doesn't it?unintentionally retracing my steps to the white tile floors which have been counted by patients far too many times.to the desk where i hated sitting at for so long.[minus the pay but especially minus the satisfaction]i'm here for the moments you can't take it anymorefor the moments when you want me to piece together your mind until it's all 90 degree angles and straight lines.for the moments you ask me to repair the damage those invading badgers did to your heart.for the moments when using duct tape to stop your circulation doesn't seem like it's such a bad idea anymore.yes, i know.that's what friends are for.but there has to be more to friendship than one-sided therapy sessions.maybe not in this clinic--you've got someone else to deliver your words, your thoughts, your friendship to now.elsewhere, though.you do have someone else.someone else for everything except therapy.that's my job.so if there's no
table of contents.your table of contents contains four stories.none of them fairytales.there are no candy-cane forests here, no castles paved with the happy messages inside of fortune cookies, no palomino horses with coats that can only be described as 'silky' and nothing else.this is about youand himand a staircase.the first storyis for the days when you're sliding up the banisters of the school from your happinessbecause on the steps of that stairway that you now swear lead to heavenhe gave you a two-point-three-six-second long hug.you counted.[along with those three extra 't's in that text when you said this was the bestttt day ever]the second storyis for the weeks when you don't meet his eyes at that stairwell anymore, when you always walk down that staircase now, when the only words flowing through your mind is 'he changed'.you've say that he hasn't texted you in days.and yet you have no problem spending 60 minute blocks sweeping out your mind about him to someone you haven't spoken
are you sad?'are you sad?' you ask.i despise that word. sad.it is, in essense, the nightmare of most english teachers(and myself, although i am not one)it is destined for the phrase 'word choice!' to be written above by a scarlet almost-empty pendestined for those points deducted that determine the difference between an a and an a-.destined for that moment in a speech when you wonder why such a word slipped from your mind to the open air.it is also a sickeningly accurate summary.the group of letters that comprise the word 'sad' never quite seems to cover everything.it is only three letters, after alls for the consonant that takes just a little too long to passa for the 'aah' sound that needs that second 'a' to be expressed in lettersd to state the obvious with a 'duh'but it is also far too precise at its own meaningbecausethe letters of the word 'sad' are empty.lifeless.there is nothing behind them.they create one syllable--nothing more.so after a few seconds of deliberating you
plastic smilesthe metaphor we can never escape is the plastic smileand one could argue that it's put to good use.we teenagers use it so frequently, do we not?but we do not only use it--we take it, and once we're done, we throw it away. quickly.we created it, after all.it starts in the beginning.we plant the materials ourselves--betrayal, upturned corners, and stereotypically dead eyesand let them thrive in overgrown victory gardens.alone.we pick themsend them to the factoryand begin the mass production.within the walls of the factory, the pieces arehandledmixedassembledby innocent children.some of which will buy the very masks they are touchingin years to comethe materials are thrown into melting potsuntil there is no telling what the original components of the mixture were.the substance itself is confusion--and that's just what the final product needs, right?that sense of disastrously misunderstood teenager that must be hidden with facades?after that,the mixture is shaped in
girlscoutsi.there's a girlscout meeting tonightduring meetings, the leading moms always focus on the factthat girlscouts is for teamwork, cooperation, and friendshipbut what kind of friendship is organized weekly?ii.it's wednesday night again--girlscout meeting againas usual, we have to pay duesdues never made sense to mewhy should you have to pay for friendship?iii.5:58. girlscouts starts at 6:00. i should go now.when i get there, the girls are all in a dark room, a mirror, and bag of mint life saversas we chewed them in front of a mirror, sparks would fly from our teeth like miniature polaroid flasheswhen did friendship always have specific, planned activities like that?iv.oh look, i'm late for girlscoutsi have to go see that group of silly girls who love to run around school lunch tables againbecause that's their definition of tagwhy do i spend time with these girls who call friendship competitions of tag?v.6:03, wednesday night.i quit girlscouts 6 years agobecause i be
mediumslife begins as a blank sheet of paperit is clear, snowy white, pure as glassit is yearning to be written on, waiting for shades of color, tiny pointless doodles and words to embellish its pageand so time passes.if evil decides to show its presence, then the page is shaded in with black sharpie, starting from the center, where it plots until it finally, slowly, carefully yet with a certain sort of recklessness with it, reaches out to the edges and poisons the paper with its dark shades of impenetrable ink.if a person is full of wishes and dreams that will never happen, then pencil is what writes them in. they can easily be erased, their spot taken by a new dream, a new wish. they are just ideas, fluttering there, ready to fly away to a new wisher, another dreamer, to maybe become something more than just pencil.if a person's personality is bold and daring, then luminous, solid brush strokes decorate the paper, staining the life with memories that have a certain ringing
contemplating suicidethis was us.discussing what we should do with a suicidal girl.me: 'contemplating suicide is a lot more common than you think.'you: 'it is?'me: 'yes, it is.'and then the moment slid by without further noticethis was not too strange to mebecause i knew you were not depression's friendnot even depression's acquaintance.sometimes, i doubted that you had ever met it.[but then i remembered that you are human, and the happiest ones keep the best facades]i knew we both had facadesyours infinitely better than mine, most of the time.but you had no need to hide your years of being aloneyou always had a new person, fresh from whatever porcelain-glass friendship they had just escaped fromwho could take the title of 'bestfriend'and take the last one's place.[your facade had to do with the way you simply couldn't understand everything]so maybe that's why i earned the title of being 'wise' from you.i always seemed to understand the suicidal girl better.sometimes i would almost beco
far too kindyour personality is built upon those facebook smiley faces, the confused looks of yours enunciated with asterisks, and that random punctuation that you've always been so fond of. and those are only the elements that add flair to your style of speaking. your words are something else entirely. i will never be able to understand how--not to mention why--you are such a pure person. not innocent, because it's too difficult to find someone who is legitimately uncorrupted these days--no one has true innocence at the age of 13. but somehow, you're simply pure. so pure and caring for everyone to the point that somehow, you noticed me. of all the people you know-why talk to me? your presence is welcome, of course, but unclarified. me, the one who can barely keep myself together, who can barely form the right words to give back to you. me, who is so corrupted, always so cruel. i've never understood your choice, but i know this. you've always been far too kind to me.
Let Me Down GentlyI never said I was an angel,rather,I'm a feather on its wing,so when you let me drifton the next western current,let me fall slowly down,d r i f t i n g.I promise I'll land softly,though you will not find mewhere you left me.
Fine, Fine, FineFine, Fine, FineNothing changed in the classroom when Maria Diaz went missing. It was as if she'd never been there, sitting in her spot in the corner where the teachers couldn't rescue her from the other kids. Whoever said words never hurt was a liar in denial. Maria would have preferred the sticks and the stones. A broken psyche doesn't mend as cleanly as bone."Yo, Clarissa, wake up." Before she could turn in the direction of his voice, Sam punted a paperclip right into her forehead."What was that for? I was totally awake already." She whined. Mrs. Benson wasn't even finished her lesson yet. The fat witch was still writing math equations on the blackboard, oblivious to everyone snickering about how her ass was so big it didn't even look connected to her back. Mrs. Benson was gross; math was stupid. Clarissa was bored. Typical school day.Sam grinned that imperfect grin of his. He needed braces. "If anyone would have invented a way to see through their eyelids, I guess it'd b
lessYour phone bills are smaller now,with no long distance calls to make,and your car insurance reduced to reflect lower mileageand all those journeys not made, those roads not taken,those lanes that you know like the back of your hand -Left, right, straight ahead, right, right -are no longer driven. You did not see the bluebells wakeand spring burst forth in the countryside,did not see the snow on the fields, cold horses in their quilted coats pawing, nibbling, pawing.Christmas stamps still tucked in your wallet,unused,and fountain pens dried up next to watermarkedJohn Lewis writing paperwith no letters left to write.Weekends stretch out, lunchbreak is a blank and you have more timebut you have less.
Billy's PterodactylsBilly was in what his mother called 'his dinosaur phase'. He'd been firmly ensconced in this phase for the past six months, ever since his Dad had taken him to see the Natural History Museum in Oxford. The first thing he'd seen on entering was the huge bones of the Tyrannosaurus Rex glaring down at him, and that was it; he'd been hooked ever since.In the time since then his entire room had been re-decorated with a Jurassic theme. Dinosaurs were on the bedsheets, the curtains, the posters on the walls, and little plastic ones covered his floor to the point where it was dangerous to walk across it. Unless you were Billy, of course. No dinosaur would dare to harm Billy, who reigned supreme among them and controlled their every move. Billy was in his element and entirely at home within his dinosaur-infested room.Every now and then the dinosaurs would venture outside of Billy's room, in an effort to invade and infest the rest of Billy's house. On one such occasion his mother inadvertently
Nuclear Winter'Mother, tell me again about the sun.'She pauses scraping the stretched hide,thinks. So many images she could give, in wordshe wouldn't understand golden, sunrise, light.Her son was born to cold darkness, has never seenthe sun, animals in clouds, gods in the midnight sky.Some days, what she misses most is the sky,more than electricity, than fresh tomatoes, than sun-shine. The white tails of planes created scenesof foreign adventure, when only thunderheads could hidethe horizon and the day produced its own light.Now the horizon chokes on ash and she on useless words.She never lets him see her cry when her wordsbecome ghosts, unable to puncture the thick skyand rest peacefully. She has nightmares about the lightfrom each subatomic explosion that burnt out the sun,and she's haunted by a notion that there's nowhere to hide,nowhere to run from the nuclear eyes of God and not be seen.Before the years of winter, she and his father had seenmankind linked with hopeful
Puddled GasolineHear me read it! Puddled GasolineSomeone left the car onwith the garage door closed again;mother-of-pearl rainbowsstreak the harsh winter concreteas I breathe past the fumes.Your son,forgetful seventeenat its finest,blares Grungeor Punkor some other form of noiseI'm not familiar with.He will not hear me screamingwhen I tug open the doorand you spill out like a puddleonto my freshly-buffed shoes,because I will not be screamingat all.For the first timein almost twenty years of marriage,you've silenced me.
another notch on the wall. 1.a while now,a while now has passedwith bruises crying jagged from your voice and pretty little nicks upon your memory.( tricky partners dancingstiffly within your hands cupped around a flame,for artists draw andwriters scream another curse at the bleeding night snipping stitches and weaving nightmares into weary minds.
the artist.01.the sky was earl greyand the clouds were steamy sipsand i wanted to drink it all.02.the leaves were star yellowand the bark smelled of coffeeand the bakery was selling a moon made out of cheese.03.there was an old man on a benchhe threw his wedding band in the seweri cried for him.04.the birds were dreamsand the mountains, my obstacles,tally ho young adventurer tally ho05.i ran into an artist todayhe drew signs on corner post buildingsbut he also gave his lunch to a homeless boy.06.my mom holds black holes beneath her eyesand for the first time in days, she spoke to me,"i'm worried about you. try to make some friends?"07.dear mom, i am tryingi played chess with a man in the parki helped a girl find her parentsi am content with who i am, mom,now i am just trying to help others achieve the same.08.i ran into the artist again todayand he taught me how to paintand then he smiled at me and said, "you're different than the rest."09.we made plans, me and
Undressing PoetryShe clothes herself in poetry,seals her skin within the verse.Each line becomes another garmentthat conceals her fixed form's curvature,but peels away when read.Last night I dissected a stanza,clamped it tight between my teethand tugged it down her legs.Her body breathes warm and sweet,speckled red like a summer strawberry field.I sucked the juice from her lines andspit the punctuation like seeds.My lips mouthed the shape of her wordsas my skin grew more sticky withevery splash of imagery dripping down my chin.I peeled apart her soft pageswith sticky, pink fingertips that left themclinging to my skin.A single flawless line remainedbetween the cloak of poetry, her and me,so we spoke the words in unison,revealing everything and setting her verse free.
beta physicsi.the rain wrapped impatience around your roof,bored through the wood like a thousand million termites(or one you-sized termite, blind, breathless)and seeped from the cold clockwork like battery acid.ii.you lived in a widow's closet -a house swarmed with antiquesthat collapsed in their own gravityand combusted -and then you lived in widow's charcoal.iii."galaxies are either lovers or termites," she mused.(earlier, her fingernails bored into my backHubble's thousand million stars, all drops of acidbranding my spine.)"they are drawn to each other for yearsand in an instant, once together,eat themselves alive."
the things they should have told ussee, no one really warns us about growing up.they leave out things like heartbreak and gossip and broken people you could have saved but didn't.it is this: the girl who holds her wrists and sits alone and tells me no child should ever grow up being afraid of someone who should love them. Her eyes are fierce, and something inside me is screaming but the clock ticks and the moment is past. i pretend i can't hear the pieces of her shatter as they hit the floor.the next time we speak there are new shadows beneath her eyes and her shoulders hunch as if somehow she could fold into herself and disappear. maybe it would be better for us both if she did. but she doesn't. she can't and i can't and outside the sky is robins egg blue but inside a storm is brewing and the hallways smell of regret.then, she is gone.murmurs, rumors follow in her wake like dark ripples over stormy water.she is gone, lost, taken, stolen, dead. in the halls, her name is whispered, softly, fervently, like a
fireflies in trainingonce upon a timei met a magpiehatched in a nest of thievesyou might think this will be a taleabout how she grew upturning story pagesand realized her brothers and sisterswere villainsas well as herselfand then she shiftedfrom evil to goodalas, but noi came to her with a necklacewhich she snatched in her beaknot to mention my walletand flew awayto share with her mafia familybut when she arrived at the nestall she knew wasgonelooking for what was lostshe flew across the globewith jewelry rattling around her neckshe sat on the peak of the eiffel towersoared together with soap bubbles in polandwas shot by a soft gun in japanbut nursed by a cup of teawhile i collected firefliesin an empty jarso i trained my jar of lit insectsto fly upside downfrom her to mewe met againand i complimented her necklaceshe told me«i have returned from a journeyi lost a legi saw the worldfor what it isbirds sang about youi learnt how you pluckedevery egg of my famil
Metastasis98.00Autumn is the season when everything dies.The leaves shrivel up and your lungs go with them, tiny dejected organs drying out inside your sternum, crinkling under our footsteps. The doctors pronounce their diagnosis as the leaves fall, listing medical terms and percentages and something about medication options.The disease is metastatic: it has bored its way out of your lungs and into your bones. Dissatisfied, it's going for your organs, your liver, your heart. The prognosis says Christmas is a pipe dream, likely as the sun ceasing to set.You promise it anyway.94.00November comes and I am a fish, breathing through makeshift gills carved into my hips, lopsided and crude.I make fresh ones twice a day, slice myself open once in the morning and once at night in hopes the air will come a little easier each time. I make three and count them off:one,two,three,and hope my heart stops.92.00The leaves have been carted away, pummeled into dust, and blown away in the wind.Your lu
SuperimposeHe doesn't look like a gymnast. He's all button down shirts and frazzled grey hair framing wire spectacles, a picture perfect professorial archetype down to the very tips of his frayed shoelaces. But he was a gymnast once, or so he tells us, and I believe him because he smiles like he knows something while he's chatting before class.It's strange to see that image superimposed over the current one the distinguished professor in pressed khaki slacks and a jacket, worn brown loafers exuding a faintly courteous manner (you can always tell them by their shoes), and a ring on the fourth finger of his left hand versus the athletic kid who went to college for a semester and grew nine inches too tall to keep doing what he loved so he took up a tennis racquet instead. Gymnasts don't wear suit jackets; no steel mill worker has such manicured nails. But the images are all there, flickering just under the surface and bubbling up again when he's recounting stories about his days in Pi
The FountainThere were sixteen tall windows. She'd counted them over and over when she was small, her chubby finger outstretched as she spun in tiny circles. Eight walls, sixteen windows, thirty-two black curtainsthe arithmetic of her childhood."Eight window seats, Daddy. Eight buttons on eachsixty-four. I counted."The fountain stood dry and dead-center in the middle of the black and white tiles. Eight sides, eight lion-mouth spouts. Sixteen limestone mermaids poised gracefully around the edge. Four thousand and ninety-six blue tiles. Five hundred and twelve white.And two doors. Always the two doors, huge and solid and radiating a sense of looming disdain. The rough oak had bitten her hands and it bit them now, when she pressed her palms against it. The doors eased open like wings outstretching, coming to rest against stone doorstops.Her boots clicked against the marble flooring as she advanced, each click reverberating through the silent room. A mute ghost of a man stood in
16.7.1945You can't blame them for what they did, not really.Their war, ensnaring the most powerful countries in the world and sending millions of their finest young men and women out as if to the slaughter, had been raging for nearly six years. Both sides showed no sign of faltering, entertained no thought of surrender. Something had to be done to break the psychological stalemate. Something that would make men fall to their knees in awe even as their cities and their people disappeared in a flash of white light.What the scientists and the handful of informed onlookers say today in the desert under heavy rain will never be known by man, for the age of man will end in approximately ten seconds. There was talk that the test be delayed until the storm has passed to avoid magnifying the fallout, but orders came from far above that they need these results now, and when the scientists get an order like that, it would cost them more than their lives are worth to ignore it. They place bets while t
cwe're traveling at the speed of lightand we won't stop for nothing (there are no br(e)akes in this vehicle called life)so let's keep going until we can reach the far edges of the universe where the blackness seeps into your skin and you passed the last star a couple thousand light years ago;and return home to each other as old folks who've aged nothing but gained knowledge of all the mousetraps of the cosmos &
Whale Songs of the PacificListen, the girls swallowed by whales are the ones that grow up lucky.Listen, no one will warn you about the little boys with the magpie eyes and the fists swinging splinters of glass. No one will warn you that their smiles are sweeter than their words are sweeter than their souls are sweeter than their intentions. No one will warn you of the sheer weight of the world.Listen, sometimes girls are fragile. Sometimes girls are frothy. Sometimes girls let boys nuzzle "I love you"s into their necks and sometimes girls drink the wine of believing them.Listen, sometimes the boys really are sweet, and little girls' tart puckered mouths can't taste the difference.Listen, writers are the ones that drip fishhooks down their throats to coax out their hearts. Writers are the ones who fling those heart-hooks into the sea even if they have a message but not a bottle. Listen, sometimes fish swallow them. Some of those fish sink to the bottom of the ocean with the weight of the world in those heart
etch-a-sketchhe wrote his suicide note on an etch-a-sketch board.elmo-red frame, golden paint drawing out the classy cursive logo, white bottle-cap knobs, and a fake digital screen.a child's dream.it took him six hours to revisit his childhood for the last time.[it didn't take that long because he didn't know what to say, but because he wanted to finally do something right.]he carefully turned each knob, forming darkened pixels into letters, letters into words, and words into spider-silk-thin sentences that would rip and fade, just as spider webs did.his words faded a bit when you accidentally knocked it off his dresser so you could take it to the funeral.faded a bit when you went over that speed bump on the road and the little board bounced around a bit in the car.faded a bit when you walked over to his open casket and dropped it next to his mortician-treated body.faded a bit when the mini-crane dropped the casket into the grave just a moment too early, and so the death-box shook like a f


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Whoever found out about Dial soap and it helping with pain in your legs, I want to give you a great big kiss. I was so miserable on Monday afternoon. I put on heat and them cold for about 3 hours. Nothing helped and went to bed feeling like it was going to be a long night again. Well I did as a last resort put the bar of Dial soap in my pillowcase and I felt 99% better at work Tue. So I went to sleep with this in my pillowcase last night and I do not have any pain. None, nada ,nothing. I can finally get a good nights sleep...zzzzzz"s |
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Well I was not so sure I believed this would work. I was in pain for over 2 weeks. The dr. said he did not know what to do . Someone on this forum said something about putting a bar of soap in your pillowcase next to your leg ( I put mine in a pillow sham, won't slip out that way.) I am here to tell all that I am a believer. I was just told I have diabetes,last week. So I was worried about having permanet damage to my legs. I have told everyone at work about it yesterday, so we will see. I work in a child center and am on my feet all day, but everyone could not believe the pain I was in Monday and then the difference it made in me in two days...I can go play baseball with my grandboys now!!!! |
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Hello jabersold and welcome to Seven Forums.
I am not an audio/video expert. But maybe some of the things discussed in these Microsoft forums will provide a clue. Seems like one common issue is a need for updated drivers. windows 7: Can't get HDMI audio - the hdmi device does not - Microsoft Answers Audio Video out of sync in Vista Media Center Live TV Windows 7 03-Jan-08 01:46 PM Connect your computer to a TV HDMI output to TV from laptop. Video but no Audio from TV. - Microsoft Answers |
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I`m new to gardenweb. I`m a little confused about the proper way to overwinter canna lilys. One, I`m confused about the wet/dry thing and the other is what the heck do you do if you can`t do the optimum temperature? Sorry this is going to be long winded. My garage is too cold water will freeze in mid winter. My basement is too warm I think approx. mid to high 60s. I understand they should be stored at 50? Also I was told by my garden centre to wrap in newspaper and burlap and just leave it in the garage (the cold would not hurt it) till next spring, do not water because they will rot. Looking at other sites this is what I did: Removed from ground last week after some frost and light snow. removed soil, cut off stems then washed with water, put on newspaer to dry for 2 days. (They felt a little bit spongey!?) Put in a cardboard box lined with newspaper covered with peatmoss lightly spritzed peatmoss with water covered with newspaper and put under my basement stairs where it is dark. Assuming I haven`t already killed them how often should I check them and spritz them with water. Is the freezing garage a better idea?
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No, freezing = instant death. They are tropical. Frankly, I grow all of my cannas in pots. I found over the years that digging and storing the roots yielded poor survival rates no matter what method I tried -- generally, rot would set in, or they would dry up and die. When I switched to growing them right in large, decorative containers, and then just storing the containers in the basement dark and dry, temps around 65, I have since had 100% success rate every year for about 6 years now. The only down side -- I have a small house. It gets interesting at times. I now have about 65 total pots of various tender bulbs I do this way -- no more digging and planting cycle, just the up the stairs in the spring, down the stairs in the fall thing. |
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I never had trouble storing cannas. Dahlias, yes, but not cannas. I dig them, let them air dry, knock off whatever dirt comes off with a little rubbing and put them in a box with nothing else. No peat, nothing. They are stored in my basement around 65 degrees. tj |
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My brain went out fishing
No king to run the keep
If my words you're wishing
Leave a message after the beep
Always wanted Her but she ran too fast
Doesn't matter id never last
Got some drive but no destination
Lost with a road map no transportation
Your hand in my headlights
As I drive away...
"Why did you stay up so late?" she asked
Because my mind is a machine
And this machine controls my body
And this machine told me not to sleep
So instead we paced and we paced
And we paced until my body was tired
And than back to bed the three of us went
And we lie awake pondering -
All the things, minuscule and big-
That I can not, will not ever change
Until it reached the point of futility
My body ready and willing, begging
The machine resisting, pulling itself apart
"Just wait for the collapse" I told myself
Then and only then, will this machine-
Release it's grip on me
Then and only then,
Will I be allowed to sleep
Wait, what's that sound?
What's that sound?
It's must be the sound
of the answering machine
Please leave your message after the...
You're beauty
I'm the beast
I wish you would come save me...
in the end,
we're all
"time of death"
Show me, you say, show me the hallway.
Show me the bedroom, show me where we used to live. That tree, over there, with the apples.
You, and then not you.
You, crossed out.
You, in the windowsill
with your hair pulled back.
Take me, I say, take me like we're already dead.
You know how this ends.
My hands, your hands, harmony.
A lit match, maybe. And death itself, there beside us.
Fuck me, you know how,
you've done this before, I say, panic and soap that smells a bit too much like your brother's wake.
Play me a funeral song. Impress me, and you say,
what's left to impress?
And maybe I'm not the antichrist, but it's not like you are, either.
This, our hands, you, the radio stuck on one station, crossed out.
Red pen.
This isn't a temporary solution.
You're singing, I say, and you just keep on, say,
this isn't a funeral,
like it's none of my business.
The radio again, playing the only way it knows how.
The mountains, over there in the distance,
spying on us.
Your hands, my hands, tied up like knots, like
this is the only way we can love. But it's not, is it,
don't you remember the treehouse?
Three blocks down the road a man has blood on his hands, and you are the man and you aren't, all at once.
You, me, clockwork.
A bell, tolling in the distance.
guess you shouldve thought about that
before you broke your mothers back,huh,sweetheart?
Soul of dew
Dried by midday.
'Tis a sensible hour.
He is the one who is called
I am the one who is called
Soul of dew.
I am the one who is now
Into an evanescent being,
Only to dry
Much too soon.
Forgot soul of dew, hurled.
Soul of dew
Hurled, Forgot was too late.
My fingers
My wrists
I can feel the energy leaving my arms
As if there's nothing left to write.
It can't be true; however,
that there's nothing left to write
There's got to be something
That got dark fast.
I could write something,
I think I have the energy
But what to write about?
i've forgotten the sound of your voice
except for the time you yawned
and daisies were pushed through the grass.
your hands are locked together, aren't they?
i can't open them anymore because
i've foolishly lost the key.
don't forget to water the cactus
give it a kiss or two so it remembers
even when you bleed, it's still loved.
are you still listening? i've been
wandering for days in the desert
looking for your last drop of water.
orange has turned into green now
but only you'll understand why
my heart breaks when the flowers bloom.


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bobinco Posts: 2Probably a straight forward one for you all. I have a 2009 HH - I doubt that it being a hybrid affects this issue. I have the manual heating and air configuration. It's annoying that even with the fan turned to the off position and cabin recirc disabled, I get some mixed air out of where ever the selection knob is pointed. Of course, you can get no air flow in the recirc mode but when the humidity gets high enough in the cabin it automatically goes back to outside air and the air starts coming through again. Is it designed like this - outside mixed air when not in recirc- or is mine broken with a vane that's not closing all the way? We never noticed this in our test drives because it was august and 100f and the A/C was on continuously
wwest Posts: 10,706First, you probably do not want absolutely no incoming fresh airflow for the same reasons the system will not remain in recirc with the A/C off. The best you can do is place the system in defrost/defog/demist mode and therefore "baffle" the incoming airflow. If you want minimum heating of the incoming airflow then simply place the system in max cold and defrost/defog/demist mode before tuning it off.
bobinco Posts: 2Thanks for the answer but I must admit I'm a bit baffled by it. The downside of not providing fresh air to the cabin - off really means off - is not apparent to me. Instantaneous fogging of the front window can't be an issue if there is no airflow to get the moisture there. I guess they're trying to protect you against yourself in the event that moisture levels really build up and you turn on defrost/demist. I gather from your answer that the system is designed this way and that mine is operating as designed. I like my Highlander immensly but "the draft" is driving my wife, and therefore me, nuts
wwest Posts: 10,706Human body metabolism, breathing & perpiration, is a high source of moisture in a closed passenger cabin, 4 passengers = DANGER.
During the winter months the incoming fresh airflow will typically have a lower Rh than the cabin atmosphere. Have you tried routing the incoming airflow to the footwell. Also, during automatic operation the footwell airflow is often as much as 20F warmer than the airflow you get from the dash outlets.
Oh, and you can, and should, manually close the leftmost and rightmost dash airflow outlets. -
wwest Posts: 10,706Yes, but primarily only if the A/C is operating. Poster is complaining of the discomfort from natural throughput airflow due to forward motion and these vents can ONLY be closed manually.
Besides which, I have NEVER expereinced the front side windows being a problem. IMMHO it is ALWAYS the windshield that initially fogs over, begin sto fog over.
The airflow from any dash outlets can be discomforting during cool or cold weatehr operation so I always try to remember to close these during the wintertime. -
wwest Posts: 10,706Do you mean in addition to windshield fogging..??
If not then the airflow from the side vents themselves may be the problem, carrying moist airflow due to the A/C being cycled off as a result of declining OAT or even "exiting" the defrost/defog/demist mode with the A/C otherwise disabled.
Any time the A/C cycles off there will always be a substantial level of condensate remaining on the ~10,000 square inches of evaporator vane surface area. The only place for that to "go" is to (slowly..?) evaporate into the passenger cabin. Might even be, often is, the next morning before you see the results of yesterday's A/C operation. -
wwest Posts: 10,706Was not only a PITA but downright dangerous here on the "wet" side until I figured out how to "manage" the climate control system. Basically I NEVER allow the A/C to operate for other than actual cooling. Using the c-best options it remains fully off, "disabled" throughout the winter months.
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fixitpipe Posts: 2I have 03 Highlander, I was ready to have it fixed but read all the posts. Thanks to all the posts i was able to save my self a lot. Just to add to post # 73, You have to be very careful soldering the tiny connections. Also, to take out the three knob assembly and radio you will need a 10 mm socket.(three bolts on each side) Again,.thanks to all the posts it works great!
highlander2004 Posts: 4I have a 2004 Highlander. Whenever I turn on the heat, it appears that the air conditioner is also coming on. I say 'appears to come on' because the light on the A/C button turns on. I always just press the A/C button and the light goes out. The car heats up okay.
I'm always wondered about this and my warranty is about to expire so I thought it was time to find out. The service rep at the dealer said he didn't know without seeing how another Highlander operated and I guess he never did check because he never got back to me. We both wondered if maybe it was designed to turn on the A/C to get humidity out of the air. Seems weird though, to have this happen when the weather is below freezing. -
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gateway3 Posts: 1My 2006 Highlander Limited AC and fan controls stopped working. I called Toyota and was told to have the problem inspected by the dealer. Did that and found the issue as described by everyone here was the problem. Toyota indicated they might cover the cost. Turns out they won't because not enough people have complained to Toyota. If they receive enough customer complaints, then they will pay the cost of replacing the AC Control Head. Call Toyota at 1-800-331-4331. If enough of us let them know about this issue, then we may get it covered by Toyota.
highlander2004 Posts: 4I don't think so. Let me provide more detail. My car has climate control, so when I want heat, I press a button marked "Auto". There is also a knob control for selecting the desired temperature. I have this set at 80 or higher in the winter. There is also a button marked "Mode" where I can adjust which vents are being used. There is also a button marked "A/C" and a button marked "Defrost".
When I press the Auto button and have the temperature set at like 80 or 85, hot air flows from the lower vents. The A/C button lights up, but it is still hot air coming out. I think other people were reporting getting the wrong temperature of air coming out. That is not the problem here. I just wondered if the A/C should be running when the car is not in defrost mode. -
wwest Posts: 10,706Modern automatic climate control systems only turn off the A/C compressor under certain situations. Low refrigerant, OAT below 35F, engine coolant approaching an overheat condition, or WOT, Wide Open Throttle.
The thinking, horribly FLAWED thinking IMMHO, on this seems to be to use the A/C to help dehumidfy the cabin atmosphere thereby lowering the potential of windshield fogging and at the same time raising the human comfort level. Seems we are more comfortable with an Rh near 40F
There is a C-best option, 2 actually, that the dealer can set which will allow you to disable the A/C indefinitely by simply turning it off once. The second c-best option unlinks A/C from operating automatically, with no operator indication, in any of the defrost/defog/demist modes.
My '01 F/awd RX300 has had both of these set for many years now. Prior to those C-best options I always simply unplugged the wire to the A/C clutch during the winter months. -
pktloss Posts: 1For those experiencing the intermittent A/C cooling and heating issue that is very common with the Toyota Highlander you might want to use this source which detailed the problem and fix. Pretty simple fix (aside from the soldering) that can save you a bundle of money.
http://bit.ly/9zGHkU is the short URL.
If you don't like short URL's here is the original:
http://www.devalcourt.com/2010/03/fixing-2004-toyota-highlander-ac-and-heat-issu- e/
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rohoo Posts: 2My Highlander had the exact same problem and I thought that it was a mixing valve or solonoid of some sort...took it to dealership, they told me that the compressor had a "hole" in it. Solution - new compressor 1,000.00. :mad:
Just got the Highlander back from dealership - air is cold on both sides now. -
slowcar Posts: 59Darn...$1K !!! But that did not explained the problem though. I have a technician at independent shop to look at the problem and he said the hi-side pressure was on target; it wasn't like the compressor couldn't "compress" the freon any more....Did they explain exactly what the "hole" was about? Anyway, thanks for the info.


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Too bland, there is a better use for shrimp and scallops. I am still looking for a restaurant quality recipe for seafood pasta. Any ideas?
The sauce was very, very bland and in need of a kick. This was an easy recipe that just needed a little more oomph to it.
Pretty good, but borders on bland. Next time I'll use red pepper flakes and more garlic to give it more depth.
Only changes I made were to use two parts 5 percent cream and one part low-fat milk and to serve over penne. It was lovely.
Made this for my boyfriend's daughter's 16th birthday and got high praise for this dish. Added some diced red pepper and a dash of red pepper flakes for zing. Omitted the corriander. Used light (5%) half and half to make this dish much less guilty. Served over penne. Awesome!
Made twice with modifications and got rave reviews. I used half and half instead of cream and dry parsley instead of fresh. I upped the onion and added a pinch of crushed bay leaves, oregano, some mushrooms and red chili and sweet pepper slices. Dish turned out heavenly, and it's definitely a keeper.
I always use a low fat alternative when I can, so I used fat free evaporated milk instead of cream. I added a good dash of cajun spice, 2 Tabs of seafood base (Knorr) and passed grated Parmesan. Very simple and excellent. The pasta we used was fettuccini, nice broad noodles. Might try it next time with a bit of tomato paste. Where it says 'pour over linguine' I suggest you add a little of the drained pasta to the sauce, a bit at a time, to ensure proper coating. Save a bit of sauce to top with at the end.
Made the recipe as is, and thought it was great. Will try the suggestions though, especially the 1/2 and 1/2 (it was very rich with the cream) and the cayenne.
Loved this dish. Made it for Father's Day dinner with a few changes as perviously mentionned, I added the red pepper, mushrooms and used Old Bay instead of cumin. It was delicious! I also cut back the fat and used half & half instead of cream. Will make again and will experiment with other vegetables. Also, I will use another type of pasta instead of linguine, something bite size perhaps.


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