http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/ sinfulsecrets Tue, 11 Dec 2007 21:50:00 PST http://www.blogdrive.com Copyright 2007. http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/7.html Mon, 08 Oct 2007 04:08:43 GMT Hi :-) I am a very sweet, open-minded person. Physically I have black hair, tanned skin (I love going to the beach) and black expressive eyes. I have professional education in engineering and a challenging and satisfying job. I exercise frequently because I love keeping myself in shape and because I am very disciplined when I focus in something. Most people I know think I am a positive, easygoing person. And most of them can tell a funny story about me because sometimes I can be a little silly… What I love the most about myself is that I am very enthusiastic and I am always in a... (more) http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/6.html Mon, 26 Dec 2005 20:59:25 GMT less random, more literary! Hi! I'm Mickie and I'll be your pilot on the craptacular "Secret Rocket 13!" We will be in geosynchronous orbit for the dinner show, which will feature the end of the universe as we know it. Drinks will be served shortly afterward. Audio Sensors: Peawees Visual Scanning: Office Space Text Scanning: Lexicon Devil: The Darby Crash story About Archive Secretions Secretions Blog Weblogs Working Drafts Highindustrial Doghead WockerJabby William Gibson Bluish Orange Crushing Krisis Dr. Mabuse books.film.tv Bruce Campbell Cinema Insomnia FALnet Star Wars View Askew Space... (more) http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/5.html Mon, 26 Dec 2005 20:58:35 GMT The Secretions Contrary to what you initially thought, the Secretions are NOT a multi-national conglomerate with its corporate tentacles in every facet of American business. They do NOT offer a fantastic health package for all employees or retirees. They are NOT currently under investigation by the Justice Department for unfair conduct in business practice. The SECRETIONS are a band hailing from Sacramento, California, USA. They play fun, cool punk rock and put on quite an amusing show, which is occasionally mistaken for a political statement. So what the hell is their music like? Well, going... (more) http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/4.html Wed, 14 Dec 2005 03:46:33 GMT That ambivalent, oblique, laconic way of speaking, it's very self-defensive, but it thinks of itself as very up-front. A really charming guy last night, one of the musicians, said to me 'Hey, man, you got a really interesting voice.' You know, I was very charmed. And he said, 'Yeah, the way you really push it out there--you can hear every beat.' [laughs.] That's terrific. That's the way I feel it. These words, taken from an interview with Anne Waldman in Ron Mann's 1982 documentary Poetry in Motion, come from the most laconic of 20th century laconic American poets, Robert Creeley. The... (more) http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/3.html Wed, 12 Oct 2005 04:47:51 GMT Girl Next Door You know the kind…. the bouncy blonde, blue-eyed cheerleader from high school…. the sweet little brunette who lived across the street when you were a kid… the quiet shy schoolgirl with the killer body who sat in front of you in class. Maybe you yourself are that living dream girl. Maybe you're friends with one, dating one, or are even related to one (Alabaman residents only). But for one reason or another, there is always something indefinably sexy about them. They're a fantasy that's within reach. http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/2.html Wed, 14 Sep 2005 21:58:40 GMT I can't remember when I first saw her. We went to the same school and were only a few lockers apart, but it was a while before I realized how beautiful she was. She was just another familiar face in two of my classes. We saw each other every morning, but neither of us talked to the other. Then one day it hit me. It happened one afternoon on the way to the bus stop ... she was there too. I kept looking at her thinking about how we see each other every morning but never speak. Then, as I stared at her, it hit me: she was beautiful! I never took the time to realize this. I never took the... (more) http://sinfulsecrets.blogdrive.com/archive/1.html Wed, 31 Aug 2005 22:48:46 GMT First we waited for the N train and sat on a bench. We had to transfer at Atlantic Avenue. It's so confusing trying to choose which train to go on at Atlantic-Pacific station. Barney said take the 2/3. I agreed. Then we had to transfer again to the local 1/9 at Chambers Street. It was getting complicated, even before we listened to the poetry! But Barney was so excited when the train came. And so was I. The sun was blinding when we turned the corner off of Hudson onto Spring. We met the new intern for Karaoke + Poetry = Fun, supernice Jen Hyde, who was surpised to be holding Barney, moments... (more)