wed: pay phone bill
general:
send lawyer dues.
look for birth cert.
prepare some letters:
scott chin
answer to environmental court re 39.
to bopp's firm/james madison center
outline litigation against county,
prepare proposed stipulations.
this is not a public blog, just a place hwere i can leave myself notes. nothing to see here folks, move along.
Tuesday, September 23, 2003
Sunday, September 21, 2003
Saturday, September 20, 2003
did list for friday: nothing
ok, updated blog.
ate pie.
took walk.
sparred for an hour with some guy.
he gave me a lesson in wing chun history, and
demonstrated the tai chi form that i forgot 20 years ago.
i am doing some wing chun research on line.
i fell in love with his girlfriend.
she wants to move into my garage with her mom.
she's 17, crew cut, 100 lbs at most.
not gonna happen, but it made for nice day dreams.
wil pointed me here:
http://www.jessydelfino.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
List of Things To-Do
by Jessica Delfino
EXAMPLE 1. - Actual "To-Do List" dated July 19, 2003.
1. Lose Weight
2. Get Computer
3. File Tax Returns for 2003
4. Apply for Job at the Art Institute
5. Talk to Mark about the Temp Agency
6. E-mail story to Details
7. Talk to William Morris lawyer
8. Read a book
9. Buy comfortable shoes
10. Take clothes to good will
11. Write in my journal
12. Try to figure out the psychology behind F.H.
13. Laundry
14. Make a lot of money
15. Quit this crazy scene
16. Write a good song
17. Talk to Wayne about the show
18. Call Conan - Find Alyssa
19. Sell palm pilot on e-bay
20. Update blog
Number of things I did since July 19, 2003: 3
Guess which ones they were?
(pretend this is upside down) Answer: 1, 18, 20
I have been keeping to do lists ever since I was old enough to do. I remember I started them as a recommendation from an english teacher or guidance counselor. I can't help but think that if either of them had just done what they had written on their to do lists, none of this would even be happening right now.
I usually try to write things on my to do lists that I actually intend on doing. It hurts me too much when I write things down on the list and then I find a list crumpled up between a book and a shoe on the floor, and I read the list and I realize I wrote the list a year ago to the day and the only things that got done were done through inertia and the inevitability of life happening. (Refer to items 1, 9, 11, 13, 20.)
It's not really that great to write to do items that are going to happen whether you mean for them to or not, there's no achievement in that. Sometimes I write, do the dishes, and then a few months later, I do them, but it is somehow unfulfilling. On the list, it's a good idea to write goals that you would like to accomplish or things that you have been putting off. For example: Get through a phone call to mom without feeling irritated, or, Call mom.
Some people might think of to do lists as something that a business person or type A personality or organized douche-bag type would do. Not so. Though I am probably a little bit of all three of those
examples, I had a friend who was none of those who used to keep awesome to do lists. My friend was affectionately referred to by last name only. Masten was one of those kids that you knew would go no where in life, and that's exactly what he did, and he did it with such ferocious vigor, you can't help but love him even more. We shared an apartment in Augusta, Maine, back when I was 18 and he was just your basic run-of-the-mill loser. I was in college at University of Maine, and he decided he wanted to get his shit together, so he sat down to write a to do list one day. It looked like this:
1. wake up
2. get pills
3. buy weed
4. take nap
I think he even spelled it "by" weed. When my roommates and I found that list, we laughed so hard that he became our favorite person. It was too perfect.
If you're thinking about starting a to do list, now might be the perfect time. It's easy. All you need are the following materials:
Paper
Pen
TIP: A pencil or marker will do
Directions:
1.Write down the things you want to do in the order which you want to do them in.
2.Do those things
OR
2.Don't do those things*
*but now instead of mentally knowing you had things to do and feeling bad about not doing them, you have a written note to yourself as a reminder to continue being aloof.
Congratulations, you're one step closer to being less (or more) aloof. Carry the list in a place that you will remember to look at it, like your pocket or purse, or on the fridge. Try not to lose it. If you lose it, on your next list, be sure to write down not to lose the list. It's also fun sometimes to write as an item, do the things on this list.
If you can write a to do list and then do all the things on that list in that day or the next day, you are a better person than anyone in the world. Please go and pat yourself on the back. If you can't, don't feel bad, neither can I.
posted by Jessica Delfino at 2:44 PM
Friday, September 05, 2003
ok, updated blog.
ate pie.
took walk.
sparred for an hour with some guy.
he gave me a lesson in wing chun history, and
demonstrated the tai chi form that i forgot 20 years ago.
i am doing some wing chun research on line.
i fell in love with his girlfriend.
she wants to move into my garage with her mom.
she's 17, crew cut, 100 lbs at most.
not gonna happen, but it made for nice day dreams.
wil pointed me here:
http://www.jessydelfino.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
List of Things To-Do
by Jessica Delfino
EXAMPLE 1. - Actual "To-Do List" dated July 19, 2003.
1. Lose Weight
2. Get Computer
3. File Tax Returns for 2003
4. Apply for Job at the Art Institute
5. Talk to Mark about the Temp Agency
6. E-mail story to Details
7. Talk to William Morris lawyer
8. Read a book
9. Buy comfortable shoes
10. Take clothes to good will
11. Write in my journal
12. Try to figure out the psychology behind F.H.
13. Laundry
14. Make a lot of money
15. Quit this crazy scene
16. Write a good song
17. Talk to Wayne about the show
18. Call Conan - Find Alyssa
19. Sell palm pilot on e-bay
20. Update blog
Number of things I did since July 19, 2003: 3
Guess which ones they were?
(pretend this is upside down) Answer: 1, 18, 20
I have been keeping to do lists ever since I was old enough to do. I remember I started them as a recommendation from an english teacher or guidance counselor. I can't help but think that if either of them had just done what they had written on their to do lists, none of this would even be happening right now.
I usually try to write things on my to do lists that I actually intend on doing. It hurts me too much when I write things down on the list and then I find a list crumpled up between a book and a shoe on the floor, and I read the list and I realize I wrote the list a year ago to the day and the only things that got done were done through inertia and the inevitability of life happening. (Refer to items 1, 9, 11, 13, 20.)
It's not really that great to write to do items that are going to happen whether you mean for them to or not, there's no achievement in that. Sometimes I write, do the dishes, and then a few months later, I do them, but it is somehow unfulfilling. On the list, it's a good idea to write goals that you would like to accomplish or things that you have been putting off. For example: Get through a phone call to mom without feeling irritated, or, Call mom.
Some people might think of to do lists as something that a business person or type A personality or organized douche-bag type would do. Not so. Though I am probably a little bit of all three of those
examples, I had a friend who was none of those who used to keep awesome to do lists. My friend was affectionately referred to by last name only. Masten was one of those kids that you knew would go no where in life, and that's exactly what he did, and he did it with such ferocious vigor, you can't help but love him even more. We shared an apartment in Augusta, Maine, back when I was 18 and he was just your basic run-of-the-mill loser. I was in college at University of Maine, and he decided he wanted to get his shit together, so he sat down to write a to do list one day. It looked like this:
1. wake up
2. get pills
3. buy weed
4. take nap
I think he even spelled it "by" weed. When my roommates and I found that list, we laughed so hard that he became our favorite person. It was too perfect.
If you're thinking about starting a to do list, now might be the perfect time. It's easy. All you need are the following materials:
Paper
Pen
TIP: A pencil or marker will do
Directions:
1.Write down the things you want to do in the order which you want to do them in.
2.Do those things
OR
2.Don't do those things*
*but now instead of mentally knowing you had things to do and feeling bad about not doing them, you have a written note to yourself as a reminder to continue being aloof.
Congratulations, you're one step closer to being less (or more) aloof. Carry the list in a place that you will remember to look at it, like your pocket or purse, or on the fridge. Try not to lose it. If you lose it, on your next list, be sure to write down not to lose the list. It's also fun sometimes to write as an item, do the things on this list.
If you can write a to do list and then do all the things on that list in that day or the next day, you are a better person than anyone in the world. Please go and pat yourself on the back. If you can't, don't feel bad, neither can I.
posted by Jessica Delfino at 2:44 PM
Friday, September 05, 2003
Thursday, September 18, 2003
1) make to do list.
goal: set two tasks for each next day.
e.g. thurs: bank
friday, mail card to cousin with flower seeds.
suturday: make copies downtown
soon: pay phone bill. write checks, pay electric, water?
fix bike flat, get phone $ from doug, kick out doug,
organize majors case file,
mail settlment letters to county,
prepare new county suit,
demand letter to ladendorf,
followup letter to AGO mike schaefer.
clean house a little at a time.
get $ from matt, signed rent agreement.
letters to corporation counsel, scott chinn, find out if case continued.
prepare answer re 39 eastern.
call lindy and or send package.
write mom.
recruit amicus.
go kill whoever that is screaming - that is to say, prepare and print cease and desist letters.
get bullhorn, videocamera, shotgun. calm down. rant and rave.
wash hair. find antiperspirant that actually works.
brainstorm. subvert small island nations. get decaf.
buy pentium 4 off ebay from that monkey.
why is this not publishing?
goal: set two tasks for each next day.
e.g. thurs: bank
friday, mail card to cousin with flower seeds.
suturday: make copies downtown
soon: pay phone bill. write checks, pay electric, water?
fix bike flat, get phone $ from doug, kick out doug,
organize majors case file,
mail settlment letters to county,
prepare new county suit,
demand letter to ladendorf,
followup letter to AGO mike schaefer.
clean house a little at a time.
get $ from matt, signed rent agreement.
letters to corporation counsel, scott chinn, find out if case continued.
prepare answer re 39 eastern.
call lindy and or send package.
write mom.
recruit amicus.
go kill whoever that is screaming - that is to say, prepare and print cease and desist letters.
get bullhorn, videocamera, shotgun. calm down. rant and rave.
wash hair. find antiperspirant that actually works.
brainstorm. subvert small island nations. get decaf.
buy pentium 4 off ebay from that monkey.
why is this not publishing?
1) make to do list.
goal: set two tasks for each next day.
e.g. thurs: bank
friday, mail card to cousin with flower seeds.
suturday: make copies downtown
soon: pay phone bill. write checks, pay electric, water?
fix bike flat, get phone $ from doug, kick out doug,
organize majors case file,
mail settlment letters to county,
prepare new county suit,
demand letter to ladendorf,
followup letter to AGO mike schaefer.
clean house a little at a time.
get $ from matt, signed rent agreement.
letters to corporation counsel, scott chinn, find out if case continued.
prepare answer re 39 eastern.
goal: set two tasks for each next day.
e.g. thurs: bank
friday, mail card to cousin with flower seeds.
suturday: make copies downtown
soon: pay phone bill. write checks, pay electric, water?
fix bike flat, get phone $ from doug, kick out doug,
organize majors case file,
mail settlment letters to county,
prepare new county suit,
demand letter to ladendorf,
followup letter to AGO mike schaefer.
clean house a little at a time.
get $ from matt, signed rent agreement.
letters to corporation counsel, scott chinn, find out if case continued.
prepare answer re 39 eastern.
Thursday, September 11, 2003
Jane, here is the text of a deed.
The original formatting can be found at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaf2/files ,
the first file you see would be 1deed40ntacoma09112003.doc,
yahoo registration may be required to access files.
my email isn't working this morning so this is a work around. Sorry this has been such a hassle.
Next steps, notarize and take to 7th floor city county building, then 8th floor. let them know it's just a quitclaim deed; the fee is a little less.
keep a copy and mail it to whoever is sending you letters. before filing, you may wish to edit to specify the name and title of the signing officer.
call me with any questions.
Robbin.
The original formatting can be found at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaf2/files ,
the first file you see would be 1deed40ntacoma09112003.doc,
yahoo registration may be required to access files.
my email isn't working this morning so this is a work around. Sorry this has been such a hassle.
Next steps, notarize and take to 7th floor city county building, then 8th floor. let them know it's just a quitclaim deed; the fee is a little less.
keep a copy and mail it to whoever is sending you letters. before filing, you may wish to edit to specify the name and title of the signing officer.
call me with any questions.
Robbin.
Quitclaim Deed
This writing witnesses that Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center, Grantor, of Marion County in the state of Indiana, quitclaims to the City of Indianapolis/Marion County, Indiana, the following real estate in Marion County Indiana.
Legal: A M Ogle Et Al E Park Add L185
Parcel: 103-7411
Known As: 40 N. Tacoma
This transfers any and all of grantor’s legal interest in the property, in recognition that Grantors’ interests were extinguished by the City’s taking of the property in 2000, and is not a release of claims of reverse condemnation, violation of due process, or any other legal theory.
In witness of this, Grantor has executed this deed this ____ day of ______, 2003.
_________________
Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center, by its duly authorized officer.
State of Indiana )
)
County of Marion )
Before me a Notary Public for the above county and state personally appeared grantor, who acknowledged the execution of the above quitclaim deed, and who having been duly sworn, stated that any representations above are true.
Witness my hand and notary seal this ___ day of ___, 2003
My commission expires Signature _________________
Prepared without fee by Robbin Stewart
This writing witnesses that Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center, Grantor, of Marion County in the state of Indiana, quitclaims to the City of Indianapolis/Marion County, Indiana, the following real estate in Marion County Indiana.
Legal: A M Ogle Et Al E Park Add L185
Parcel: 103-7411
Known As: 40 N. Tacoma
This transfers any and all of grantor’s legal interest in the property, in recognition that Grantors’ interests were extinguished by the City’s taking of the property in 2000, and is not a release of claims of reverse condemnation, violation of due process, or any other legal theory.
In witness of this, Grantor has executed this deed this ____ day of ______, 2003.
_________________
Indianapolis Peace and Justice Center, by its duly authorized officer.
State of Indiana )
)
County of Marion )
Before me a Notary Public for the above county and state personally appeared grantor, who acknowledged the execution of the above quitclaim deed, and who having been duly sworn, stated that any representations above are true.
Witness my hand and notary seal this ___ day of ___, 2003
My commission expires Signature _________________
Prepared without fee by Robbin Stewart
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