le printemps
Apr. 20th, 2004 01:18 pmAhhh...spring. I was riding thru the warm air frothy with cool flowery smelling breezes, clutching a Derrida reader in one hand while the right one clutched the handlebars, and everything felt fantastic.
Two more classes and then Trannytamp Tuesday. Yea! While this means I can't do potluck (heehee, potluck) I'm sure it'll be a good decision.
Sitting at my right hand: the aforementioned Derrida reader (which I probably can't handle on my own at this point), Kristeva's "Black Sun," "Language and 'the Feminine' in Nietzsche and Heidegger," and Heidegger's "The Question Concerning Technology." And two Butler books on the floor, of course. I hope something other than confusion is percolating...
Also, one of the titles of a chapter in Judith Halberstam's "Skin Shows" is 'bodies that splatter' and I think that's endlessly amusing.
And now I have to go to class, when I'd rather be lying in the grass and sunlight or reading or most anything besides sitting in that pointless Africana class. Then art for 4 hours. And *then*----
Two more classes and then Trannytamp Tuesday. Yea! While this means I can't do potluck (heehee, potluck) I'm sure it'll be a good decision.
Sitting at my right hand: the aforementioned Derrida reader (which I probably can't handle on my own at this point), Kristeva's "Black Sun," "Language and 'the Feminine' in Nietzsche and Heidegger," and Heidegger's "The Question Concerning Technology." And two Butler books on the floor, of course. I hope something other than confusion is percolating...
Also, one of the titles of a chapter in Judith Halberstam's "Skin Shows" is 'bodies that splatter' and I think that's endlessly amusing.
And now I have to go to class, when I'd rather be lying in the grass and sunlight or reading or most anything besides sitting in that pointless Africana class. Then art for 4 hours. And *then*----