Miranda Belcher

Registered user since 12 February 2006
http://anthropik.com/author/miranda

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  1. Comment #383 on "Ethics of Collapse," made at 9 April 2006, 10:46 PM
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  3. Comment #383 on "Ethics of Collapse," made at 9 April 2006, 9:39 PM
  4. Comment #379 on "A Walk and Decisions," made at 8 April 2006, 3:22 AM
  5. Comment #379 on "A Walk and Decisions," made at 8 April 2006, 1:59 AM
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Weblog Posts by Miranda Belcher

5 April 2006

A Walk and Decisions

I’m one of those people that say, “Well, come on already, Collapse Already!!!” This mostly stems from frustration with civilization and everything that comes with it. Things being futile, greed, intense depression, and of course rent. Knowing that Collapse is coming somehow makes it worse in ways. I know it’s coming, I’m waiting for it, but in the meantime I’m stuck. I feel trapped in this life of school, paying bills, and people that are fake. Hey, I know they can’t really help it. Civilization creates people that act fake. Sad, but true.

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7 March 2006

A Walk Through the Aboretum

On a typical day I’ll walk down a path through a patch of trees called the Arboretum. It’s not a particularly large patch of trees, but it is quite lovely and peaceful on most days. Yesterday was a day like any other. I set off down to the path to get to my destination, as always. Once achieving what I had set out to do, of course, I headed back to my apartment, once again, down the path.

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