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Allegheny Mountain School and the Rout 250 Project

I first found out about the Rout 250 project towards the end of January. Beginning immediately thereafter I devoted all of my spare energy into applying to become a founding fellow in the project. After being chosen as a finalist in the running for the 8 fellowship positions, 15 days ago I received the devastating phone call which said I had not been chosen to go. And since then I have devoted all of my spare energy trying to convince myself that the Universe was indeed NOT at odds with me, and that I was indeed NOT meant to go, as I had so strongly felt I was for what seemed so very long.

Today while at work I got a phone call from Lisa saying that someone had dropped out, asking me to take their place.

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There are no words to describe my level of excitement and relief! I am so happy! My mind is a mess! And I have such little time to adjust all elements of my life so that I can leave. I’ve got to sell everything and get out of here! I’ve got to jump off this cliff!! I can’t believe this!!

http://route250project.org/

I just found out that I missed Madame Butterfly at Center Stage. What a terrible oversight! I have been waiting since march for its opening and somehow mixed up the dates. What could be left in this wild world??

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Hey tumblr, it’s been awhile. I’m back I think.

“I don’t have any allegiance to an organized religion; I have an allegiance to the gifts that I find for myself in those religions… I’d rather be non-denominational, except for music. I prefer to learn everything through music. If you want divinity, the music in every human being and their love for music is pretty much it. It’s the big indication of their spirituality and their ability to love and make love, or feel pain or joy, and really manifest it, really be real. But I don’t believe in a big guy with a beard on a throne, telling us that we’re bad; I certainly don’t believe in original sin. I believe in the opposite of that: you have an Eden immediately from the time you are born, but as you are conditioned by your caretakers and your surroundings, you may lose that original thing. Your task is to get back to it, to claim responsibility for your own perfection.”

—Jeff Buckley 

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