The Modern Hippie

Happy Retroactive Thanksgiving

spiritfox — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 18:30:01 +0000

Sorry about the delay, but I half forgot/half didn’t have time for a thanksgiving post. I also apparently don’t have time for one now, but I would like an excuse to post this picture. The sky was amazing on Thanksgiving. This is us on top of my aunt and uncle’s building looking at it. It was cold, though.

Are we there yet?

spiritfox — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 20:14:29 +0000

I figured I’d start off this blog by giving a quick post that has been mandatory on every blog owned by a liberal within the past 7 years: how much longer?

http://www.aolwatch.org/bushold.shtml

Yes, these people calculate (or wrote a script to calculate) the percent of a term that Bush has left. Nice to know we’re so close.

This is my New Blog *”Da da da daaaah” (blog glints in the sun)

spiritfox — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:48:39 +0000

Hey there. This is my first post on my new blog, as you can see. It is not my first post on the internet ever, and I have an old blog that was basically just something for me to waste time with whenever I felt like it. you can find it (if you REALLY want to) here: burnedbythebook.blogspot.com. Considering the facts that I had that blog for a little over a year, and that at some points I wrote in it rather frequently, I do not have any excuses for the poor quality that I’m sure will make itself known in this blog. As its name suggests, I plan for this to be a blog about some of the things that are commonly associated with hippiedom: environmentalism, animal rights, music, politics, etc. I do not fool myself that these will be the only things that I post about, or even the main focus. I will try to cut down on the boring, useless stories about my vacations and general life, though. I am an amateur (very amateur) photographer, and i know HTML and CSS, and a teensy bit of C. I also do calculator BASIC, and made calc versions of pong and snake. Neither of these had computer-players because even if you could do that in BASIC, the calculator only has like an 8-MHz processor. I run Ubuntu Linux and Firefox is my browser.