Comments on: iceberg http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/2009/03/09/iceberg/ Wed, 25 Aug 2010 19:27:37 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=x hourly 1 By: Brett Bickhardt http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/2009/03/09/iceberg/comment-page-2/#comment-190915 Brett Bickhardt Fri, 30 Apr 2010 08:32:41 +0000 http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/?p=59#comment-190915 Im not sure if you will ever read this since this is an old post but maybe you'll stumble upon on it looking back on your lifes journey but march 13th 2009 I got put in a mental hospital and i think it was 2 days after you anyway iam a minority i guess you could say i learned how to blink for the first time after my experience and i just wanted to say your music is inspirational in many ways im a huge fan of circa survive and your writting style... i found out about circa when steve clifford left the concubine for circa survive the guitarist in the concubine i went to highschool with dan pilla and i remember see steve play at a couple of shows anyway i cant say enough about how talented you are i think you are my new idol after learning about some of past...GodBless and stay strong Im not sure if you will ever read this since this is an old post but maybe you’ll stumble upon on it looking back on your lifes journey but march 13th 2009 I got put in a mental hospital and i think it was 2 days after you anyway iam a minority i guess you could say i learned how to blink for the first time after my experience and i just wanted to say your music is inspirational in many ways im a huge fan of circa survive and your writting style… i found out about circa when steve clifford left the concubine for circa survive the guitarist in the concubine i went to highschool with dan pilla and i remember see steve play at a couple of shows anyway i cant say enough about how talented you are i think you are my new idol after learning about some of past…GodBless and stay strong

]]> By: Karla http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/2009/03/09/iceberg/comment-page-2/#comment-190802 Karla Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:31:04 +0000 http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/?p=59#comment-190802 The thought of the same nightmare over and over again is always in the back of my head. I think something very interesting, dark and chilling could be made out of that, but I'm not eloquent or talented enough.. The thought of the same nightmare over and over again is always in the back of my head. I think something very interesting, dark and chilling could be made out of that, but I’m not eloquent or talented enough..

]]> By: lisa http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/2009/03/09/iceberg/comment-page-2/#comment-190640 lisa Fri, 11 Sep 2009 02:14:56 +0000 http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/?p=59#comment-190640 And would if life had a meaning. Would if we had vision, hearing and a voice....then we would understand. But for now your music keeps me sane. And would if life had a meaning. Would if we had vision, hearing and a voice….then we would understand.
But for now your music keeps me sane.

]]> By: Alexander http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/2009/03/09/iceberg/comment-page-2/#comment-180486 Alexander Fri, 22 May 2009 05:29:47 +0000 http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/?p=59#comment-180486 So there's this show I've watched recently. The skinny is it's about wolves in post-apocalyptic world, and basically trying to find this mythical place where they belong called "Paradise". The show itself was pretty mediocre, but the idea, I really can't get out of my head. Maybe because I feel like I can identify with animals better than people at times, especially dogs. Maybe because I find some weird elegance in the idea of a stray dog, in the freedom to wander wherever your feet are willing to take you. Maybe it's some psychological thing, about finding myself and how I fit into society by isolating myself from it and just being a nomad. My first and only semester at my previous college, an English teacher had us write a short story on the premise of "I am legend" (the movie had just come out). Basically, how would you react to being completely alone in the world. I wrote about a man who wakes up to find every human being has disappeared (alla "The Quiet Earth". Great flic), and who then proceeds to catalog everything he can about every city he can enter. He takes pictures of human civilization, to leave something behind for whoever or whatever might find it, so that they might know what kind of world people lived in. I never really wrote further than the short exerpt, but I've always wanted to explore the idea a bit more and maybe write a whole story out of it. Ha, I doubt you'll get any good ideas out of that, but maybe. So there’s this show I’ve watched recently. The skinny is it’s about wolves in post-apocalyptic world, and basically trying to find this mythical place where they belong called “Paradise”. The show itself was pretty mediocre, but the idea, I really can’t get out of my head. Maybe because I feel like I can identify with animals better than people at times, especially dogs. Maybe because I find some weird elegance in the idea of a stray dog, in the freedom to wander wherever your feet are willing to take you. Maybe it’s some psychological thing, about finding myself and how I fit into society by isolating myself from it and just being a nomad.

My first and only semester at my previous college, an English teacher had us write a short story on the premise of “I am legend” (the movie had just come out). Basically, how would you react to being completely alone in the world. I wrote about a man who wakes up to find every human being has disappeared (alla “The Quiet Earth”. Great flic), and who then proceeds to catalog everything he can about every city he can enter. He takes pictures of human civilization, to leave something behind for whoever or whatever might find it, so that they might know what kind of world people lived in. I never really wrote further than the short exerpt, but I’ve always wanted to explore the idea a bit more and maybe write a whole story out of it.

Ha, I doubt you’ll get any good ideas out of that, but maybe.

]]> By: Sara KJ http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/2009/03/09/iceberg/comment-page-2/#comment-41192 Sara KJ Sat, 25 Apr 2009 01:04:37 +0000 http://www.anthonygreenschildren.com/?p=59#comment-41192 I feel you on the overload. it's like being manic, but I still sleep and feel relaxed. it's all I can do to choose a few things to focus on. do i go to peru and find the elusive birth control plant and counterpart, get funding throug planned parenthood and distribute it throughout the world, giving the poor a chance to escape the cycle of poverty and women more control over their bodies? (many have little say in when and how often they have sex) do i bring up my concerns with the city's plan to spend a lot of time and money doing and carbon footprint and percent reductions by such-and-such a year that i truly believe to be to a soft approach and unlikely to be very effective, or do I just continue becuase I have the opportunity to at least get the ball rolling, and the experience I gain could be an asset in persuading action in the future? Do I go to cuba this christmas and study organic farming methods, should I volunteer to help redo the chemistry curriculum because I think it's important, or should I look for a better job? should I spend more time painting, or studying/ working and saving or working out and being hot? I want to start a blog discussing peace and how various solutions are fataly flawed, to try and resolve these flaws and perhaps with the help from others constructivly add to the discussion. I have so many ideas and passions, and i know if i try to do everything i will do nothing. the saddest thing I ever had to do was choose... I feel you on the overload. it’s like being manic, but I still sleep and feel relaxed. it’s all I can do to choose a few things to focus on. do i go to peru and find the elusive birth control plant and counterpart, get funding throug planned parenthood and distribute it throughout the world, giving the poor a chance to escape the cycle of poverty and women more control over their bodies? (many have little say in when and how often they have sex)
do i bring up my concerns with the city’s plan to spend a lot of time and money doing and carbon footprint and percent reductions by such-and-such a year that i truly believe to be to a soft approach and unlikely to be very effective, or do I just continue becuase I have the opportunity to at least get the ball rolling, and the experience I gain could be an asset in persuading action in the future? Do I go to cuba this christmas and study organic farming methods, should I volunteer to help redo the chemistry curriculum because I think it’s important, or should I look for a better job? should I spend more time painting, or studying/ working and saving or working out and being hot? I want to start a blog discussing peace and how various solutions are fataly flawed, to try and resolve these flaws and perhaps with the help from others constructivly add to the discussion. I have so many ideas and passions, and i know if i try to do everything i will do nothing. the saddest thing I ever had to do was choose…

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