It was exciting to hear Osama bin Laden had been killed. But after reading Facebook posts, and seeing the “dead” and “killed” headlines, the unity suddenly became frightening. It was no longer something constructive, something filled with hope.
Rather, we had come together in death.
yes, that’s right, I have two more months left of school before I graduate forever! It really is like being a senior in high school all over again, but this time the stakes are higher. I’ve created a new website fritzklug.com for my “professional” career (read resume and clip book). Hopefully, my dear fetusveneris, you [...]
dear fetusveneris,
it’s been a while since I’ve graced your pages.
hold on, I think it is time to come back to you.
fritz
Some may call it stalking, but for three of the last four summers, I have spent six to eight hours a day following nurses around the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Bronson hospital. Wherever nurses went – patient rooms, the supply closet, the break room, or the bathroom (I waited outside) – I followed.
“Are you [...]
2009. The infinitive of purpose is used in prose especially after verbs meaning to give, entrust, choose, appoint, take, receive. Verbs signifying to send, go, come usually take the future active participle (2065); but T.6.50 has δεκα των νεων προυπεμψαν ες τον μεγαν λιμενα πλευσαι they sent ahead ten ships to sail into the [...]
and the living is easy.
I haven’t posted in a while because I am currently in Maine working at a summer camp. Internet access is scarce and time is even scarcer. so this site might have little new for a while. but don’t you worry, when something worthwhile surfaces I will post it. till then enjoy [...]
So today I recieved an e-mail informing me that the “comments” portion of the website does not work. a concerned reader had an opinion to voice and the site did not allow him to sing. here is the e-mail:
Fritz,
Why am I not able to comment on your entries, and why have you allowed some pianist [...]
welcome to FETUSVENERIS, a website focusing on the offsprings of passion, of labor, of soil, of lethargy, of of-ness. Venus, that Roman goddess of love is often the butt (callipygous) of many jokes, (that Funkadelic song: There once was a man from Peru / Who went to sleep in his canoe /He [...]