The scent of the mint on a warm September night is reassuring. It’s sexy.

Posted on 21 August 2008 by Nathan P. Origer

I posted the following on my Xanga page at two fifty-nine a.m. on the twelfth of September, back in 2005. So long ago! I had headed home for the day — or maybe only for a couple of hours –, and on my way back to Notre Dame, thoughts emerged in my head, as I [...]

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Something from the past

Posted on 9 March 2008 by Nathan P. Origer

I posted the following on my Xanga page at two fifty-nine a.m. on the twelfth of September back in 2005. So long ago! I had headed home for the day — or maybe only for a couple of hours –, and on my way back to Notre Dame, thoughts emerged in my head, as I [...]

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