watch the sun,
as it crawls across a final time
and it feels like,
like it was a friend.
it is watching us,
and the world we set on fire
do you wonder,
if it feels the same?

and the sky is filled with light
can you see it?
all the black is really white
if you believe it
as your time is running out
let me take away your doubt
you can find a better a place
in this twilight

from dust to dust,
ashes in your hair remind me
what it feels like
and I won't feel again
night descends
could I have been a better person
if I could only do it all again

and the sky is filled with light
can you see it?
all the black is really white
if you believe it
and the longing that you feel
you know none of this is real
you will find a better place
in this twilight

NIN 2007

Yeah, this is my second NIN lyrics post for Reznors Year Zero release. I don't like to blog others stuff, but I like to put up what's on my mind. Write you soon friends!

It made front page news yesterday, wild turkeys on the loose in Fargo and Moorhead. They say that there are at least six that hang out by the Hjemkomst center (home of my beloved Viking war ship), not far from where I live, here by the river. They treat them as pets there at the center and say they're not worried that they are there but would be worried if they weren't there. Well, they will be worried soon.
They have been causing "traffic to screech to a halt while they're crossing the street," says Holly Heitkamp, the Hjemkomst building manager. This is unacceptable. It could cause cars to lose control and run over pregnant mothers with baby carriages! Not only that, Turkey hens are protective of their poults (chicks), and could peck the eyes out of some poor little curious kid.
Well, I have the cure for all that.
Tonight I'm going to dress up in super-ninja garb, don my horny Viking helmet, and sneak over to the Hjemkomst center along the river bank to bag me one of those delicious critters. They should forgive me there at the center as they glorify daring raiders from the waters edge. One good smack on the turkeys head with my warhammer will do the trick. Then I just stuff it in my duffle bag and sneak back home along the river bank, leaving no trace.
Not only will I be doing the community a service, but I will be providing Prince the cat and I meat for a week at least. I will use the feathers to stuff pillows, and will feed the bones and leftover parts to the neighborhood dogs - nothing will be wasted. Then I'll do the same thing week after week until they are all gone. No need to thank me fellow FMers, I'm just doing the right thing.

David

Well, were in yet another winter storm. What the hey, in retrospect, it's still better than days of 20 below and worse weather. It can't last, I mean, in the northern hemisphere it starts getting warmer in mid-april, right?
The river ice broke up. I saw on the news that someone stole a car and drove it into the red river between Fargo and Moorehead. The cops saw a muddy guy skulking around the area and they caught him. Anyhow, that's how I knew about the river breaking up. I went to the river yesterday to watch the ice flowing by. It wasn't as dramatic as last year but was still nice to see. And it's nice that we're not going to have the flooding that we had last year too!
I'm off work early and I'm starving so I'm gonna go eat dinner - T-bone, baked potato, and pickled veggies tonight, yumm! Blog at ya later.

David