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The Last Question - If you’ve never read this, it’s quite possibly the best sci-fi story ever written. Short and sweet, and so beautiful and true.
How to pour ketchup from a full bottle - Someone showed me this at dinner last night and it really works. I was amazed.
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Zenphoto beta - get it while it’s hot!
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Walking to Japan

April 13th 2004

Twenty-Eight million steps.
Each puts into perspective
How distant you are.

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3 Responses to “Walking to Japan”

Dad Commented at 9:54 am on April 15th 2004

So true… even 14 hours on your butt at 600mph is a long way.
Tristan Commented at 11:31 pm on April 15th 2004

I bet it’s better coming home. Have a safe trip.
Dad Commented at 2:24 am on April 16th 2004

Strapped in a tin can.
Rocketing through space and time.
Coming home to you.

-or-

No meteors please.

-or-

Shared air, numb butts, bordom.

summer 2004

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