Sunday, January 30, 2011

Cobb County Ga Deed Records




C’est une journée blanche et grise. Il ne fait ni froid ni doux. Il ne fait pas franchement soleil, mais on le voit de temps en temps et, au moment où j’écris, it sets everything orange over a wall cloud. Neigeotte it a little, sometimes more sometimes less, any kind of light flakes which takes FOREVER to fall, as if he wanted to wander and explore their world before settling on the ground.

I feel a bit like that today. I varnousse. A little preparation course, many readers of blogs, a load of laundry and household early in my former office. It's pretty typical this time of year, Christmas is the sound of quiet routine of the session begins. To be honest I feel a bit on the neutral, coasting to go.

It's a comfortable situation, fairly flat but ultimately is not that the ideal of modern society. ? Be met, surrounded by wealth as few companies before us? A little vedge is consumed one of the elite culture, other hockey on TV. Yet we dream better, more Bebel or action, a prince charming or health, then we say it is worse.

could be in Egypt and demand the same thing ?

Still not.

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

When Is The Naturalist Pagent?

Fifteen books: a leaf in winter

The cold weather of yesterday there is room for a little snow. The St. Francis River becomes an abstraction, geometric black line and the middle of the white matrix of both banks. I smiled a lot yesterday to the media panic. Yes, it was less than thirty-two in the morning. So what? They call it winter in Quebec and I think we always have two or three cold spells similar between December and March. And sometimes it lasts longer than a week. Just annoying to ventilate the apartment now that I have rearrested smoking. Take the opportunity to cure the exercise: write a text without smudge. A single sheet today, perhaps serviceberry.

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Dr. Ferron Ah! Curiously, the first book I read it does not impress me more than necessary. I read in a novel course in college, around 1978 and it was mandatory. The wild rose is a sad book in the vein where Ferron watching people get little slow in the world. I did not know at the same time the author was doing the same chose. Pourtant Ferron était une célébrité à Longueuil. Le fondateur du parti Rhinocéros habitait à deux pas de mon gros cégep et j’avais même eu la curiosité d’aller voir son bureau de médecin, sur le chemin Chambly.

C’est peut-être vingt ans plus tard que j’ai redécouvert son œuvre. D’abord les Escarmouches, recueil des ces historiettes et autres articles qu’il a multiplié dans les journaux. J’y ai savouré son ironie parfois féroce qui savait mordre les élites là où ça fait mal. Mais j’ai surtout lu un des plus grands connaisseurs de l’âme québécoise. He knew his stuff out of the folk-Catholic French to show diverse, multicultural key Irish or Native American, britannisée also by Scottish and English, always frankly amériquaine. He has also managed to go behind the scenery of the large villages of Quebec to find the gaps, that free men who can see the vanity of political and religious elites is nothing but the mask that is comfortable gives a people deeply uneasy, sometimes rebellious and who is silent to survive in a country uncertain. Sometimes we feel sorry to see what people s'anesthésier in the comfort of the suburbs universal. I think it is not wrong.


I have spoken often in this blog Ferron, his greatest book is probably The sky of Quebec, recently republished in his pocket at the library in Quebec. The annotated edition is fortunately, which lets you enjoy all keys, all the winks which abound in the story. This was not the least talent of this writer know that his books distill into his encyclopedic knowledge and practice in Quebec. Studies ferronniennes sont encore très vivantes, on en a l’écho dans ce très vaste site qui lui est consacré. On y trouve quelques historiettes, ce qui ne gâche rien. 

Saturday, January 15, 2011

My Cervix Is Very Low Before A Period

A beautiful old movie

L'autre jour, j'entendais des étudiantes parler de La belle et la bête et de louanger le film de Disney. Je n'ai pas pu m'empêcher de leur demander si elles connaissaient la version de Jean Cocteau. Dans le brouhaha de la fin du cours elles m'on dit que non. Elles ne connaissaient probablement pas Cocteau non plus. Moi non plus, si ce n'avait été de cette curieuse prof du cégep qui nous avait fait lire la Difficulté d'être dudit Cocteau. J'avais aimé ce livre, which led me to write a text in the kind of rather than the mundane summary. In that time, the teachers we often offered this choice and I preferred m'épivarder in creation rather than summarizing banal. Paid side note, since no one did, useful also for the writing exercise and introspection required in the context. I remember a text laid on the masks, the ones we give ourselves and to bear them, we turn to turn. But the mask he was selected as ... She was well loved.

In this course she introduced us to the Cocteau film. And chance had that in our group, there was a lady who was an extra in his film. Imagine the gossip set, always heard (it is 1979), but nevertheless explicit. The film is dated. The language of actors ranging from classic French to the banter of the suburbs in 1940. But hey, Cocteau had a flair, boldness and address book that it took. It's a story for children that only adults can understand.

It is on You Tube.