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sarahirani
14 December 2008 @ 06:36 pm
And says "This is a goodbye kiss, you dog!"

With video!!
 
 
sarahirani
The Indigos are growing up! And it surely delights me to see it. Saw this video and it brought tears to my eyes.

Think about it: a whole generation of intelligent, educated, culturally diverse, optimistic, peace-loving, environmentally and socially aware individuals with hope, love and energy. I, at the ripe age of 30, am too old to be considered part of this group, but clearly in spirit I'm right there with 'em.


Generation WE: The Movement Begins... from Generation We on Vimeo.

 
 
sarahirani
11 November 2008 @ 12:16 pm

I was just listening to a Fresh Air interview with Bill Moyers on his "View of Contemporary America" and was pleasantly surprised to hear him use the phrase "Reptilian Right." It's nice to hear someone in the mainstream use a phrase like that. It's obvious Cheney is a lizard.

And anyway, haven't you seen the mini-series "V"? It was originally aired in 1983 and starred Marc Singer (of Beastmaster fame!). A fleet of human-looking aliens, known as the Visitors, come to Earth and act very friendly, claiming to help the humans by helping them find natural resources that they'll need. What they end up actually doing is enslaving humans, stealing natural resources (sound familiar?) and are eventually exposed -- with their masks off -- as lizard beings. If you think about it, Reptiles want global warming! A hot, desert world! How lovely if you like sunning yourself on rocks!

The Reptilian Right. Tell it like it is.

 
 
sarahirani
05 November 2008 @ 12:42 pm
Cynical me wants to say that, hey, Cheney won't give up all his power so easily. He'll pull strings behind the scenes somewhere. And things are so rigged and controlled now, surely Obama is somebody's puppet.

But wow wow wow. Finally a multi-cultural, intelligent person to interface with the rest of the world. The Cowboy Years were embarrassing. I'm grateful we have a President that I can relate to, he's educated and well-traveled, has parents from another country, etc. I'm glad Obama can go around the world and speak with other leaders without inspiring utter disgust.

Unfortunately Bush/Cheney are taking their final 2 months to push through a lot of crappy, destructive legislation. Obama will have a lot to fix. Wish him luck! A Democrat Congress should make things easier!

And I really hope Obama appoints Michael Pollan as an agricultural advisor on his cabinet! It would be a dream...

Let's enter a new, beautiful, wonderful world! Can I dream?? Can I keep on dreamin'??
 
 
sarahirani
17 October 2008 @ 07:45 pm
hey y'all, cuzzin, sistah, and whoever else...

I'm pregnant!

3 1/2 months.

Otto and I are happy. He feeds me well. My belly is growing quickly. I'm pretty much over the morning sickness, but still puke once in awhile. Boy that sucks! Otherwise, I smile really really big.

I plan to give birth at home in a tub of warm water with a midwife, kickin' it old school.

I'm happy and healthy!

Cheers!
 
 
sarahirani
06 October 2008 @ 10:49 pm
Here's a post I found pretty interesting. It sorta fizzles out near the end but the first few paragraphs are thought provoking. I especially like this one, as it really makes a strong point:

"White privilege is when you can get pregnant at seventeen like Bristol Palin and everyone is quick to insist that your life and that of your family is a personal matter, and that no one has a right to judge you or your parents, because “every family has challenges,” even as black and Latino families with similar “challenges” are regularly typified as irresponsible, pathological and arbiters of social decay. "

 
 
sarahirani
24 September 2008 @ 04:36 pm
A true Frank Zappa classic. He starts off singing kinda fast, so you gotta listen, but man, I have never heard anybody describe the perils of stinky, slimy kitchens to eloquently... so jazzy! Brilliant man!


 
 
sarahirani
14 September 2008 @ 08:45 am
A truly brilliant author, he wrote Infinite Jest, A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again, among others. This guy was like the super-ultra-smart guy you wanna hang out with because he has a huge vocabulary and speaks so eloquently, but somehow brings it down to the juicy bits for the above-average among us to understand. Genius.

Unfortunately, he musta been too sensitive about what BS is going on in the world right now. At the tender age of 46 he hung himself. Sorry dude. I shed a little tear.

I read Infinite Jest my freshman year of college, shortly after it came out. I lugged that hardcover 1000+ page book around for a month and devoured it, so amazing that it was. I can't even tell you now what it was about, but I really loved it. This guy is twisted, but delightfully so.

RIP
 
 
sarahirani
26 August 2008 @ 11:10 am
livejournal told me it's your birthday tomorrow...

sorry you're a virgo heheheh

just kidding :)

i have a virgo vendetta cuz my mom and dad both are, and for an aquarius child, that is not much fun!!!

HAVE FUN GET CRAZY!!!
 
 
sarahirani
05 August 2008 @ 02:43 pm
Oh I'm sure you've seen this one before... like... whoah...

Gem Sweater... please, stop creating all this shite!! What will our alien friends from Jupiter think of us!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypn436DFTUQ