Anything Can be a Blog

by Lydia Daffenberg

I'm back in college and haven't written a new blog in some time. Since I've been so preoccupied with school, and needed a blog idea, I decided to create a cut-up of the material used in my classes over the last two weeks. The cut-up method is a writing method that was used by William S. Burroughs and Brion Gysin (and other writers, I'm sure). One literally takes pages of writings and cuts and pastes them, adds and edits them into some form of prose. Here it is.


Each year, after the winter blizzards, bacterica to bats, toadstools to trees, whippoorwills to whales--the night of thaw, the tinkle of dripping of the living world boggles the mind. Yet, all organisms, over the neolithic revolution in the fertile crescent bring strange stirrings, not one is united by a common bond. Just as you are descended from the winter. The hibernating skunk, curled--tied together by an unbroken lineage that can den--uncurls himself and ventures forth through time to the infancy of our planet.

The track is likely to display an indifferent diversity of life, including tigers, lions, gorilla and affairs uncommon at other seasons. The months of the year: Januar; Februar; März; April; Mai; Juni; Juli; August; September; Oktober; November; Dezember-- are three reasons for music in the Torah.

Pythagoras' a2 + b2=c2 is in the driver's seat. What evolution has accomplished in geometric progression in the abundance of years, can be destroyed in a much shorter length of time. What dropped the reins, I follow, curious to deduce: do I preserve diversity or destroy it? The future of life is in our hands. Basic college mneumonic preservation of meaning. Deutsch, Mathamatics, Music and Biology.