Workbook: September, 2004
- September 30, 2004: Cool as euphemism for "slavishly adaptive to peer pressure".
- September 29, 2004: The film hints at but does not explicitly narrate...
- September 28, 2004: Graffito in the laundromat, Abbott Street, 1980.
- September 27, 2004: Interpersonal imperialism.
- September 26, 2004: Down from the height of the mountaintop I coasted...
- September 25, 2004: Flames, orange, apocalyptic.
- September 24, 2004: "The White House anticipates a build-up and wants a victory over cave men in black pajamas."
- September 23, 2004: After work one day I took her to North Beach Pizza.
- September 22, 2004: "Are you gay?"
- September 21, 2004: Landing above a multi-story courtyard.
- September 20, 2004: "I've decided not to read those..."
- September 19, 2004: "Would you like me to make you breakfast?"
- September 18, 2004: She talks on the phone with her best friend.
- September 17, 2004: In the years since that war enemy generals have commented in detail...
- September 16, 2004: Reversals.
- September 15, 2004: George Takei, chairman emeritus of the board of trustees of the Japanese American National Museum...
- September 14, 2004: John Wayne's pro-war propaganda film...
- September 13, 2004: Low wooden desks with wood-backed chairs, small, children's size.
- September 12, 2004: The smell of wild brush.
- September 11, 2004: Barbwire fence strung between low wooden posts...
- September 10, 2004: The eerie statue in Stalingrad of children dancing around alligators.
- September 9, 2004: Desperately panting at the summit of the hill...
- September 8, 2004: George and Ursula as Adam and Eve.
- September 7, 2004: When film Commies die...
- September 6, 2004: "I've been such a fool, Vassili."
- September 5, 2004: In Junior High I kept a record one year of when I did and did not go to school.
- September 4, 2004: Her disbelief is actually pretty reasonable.
- September 3, 2004: They would send me to bed...
- September 2, 2004: Think about how lucky they were.
- September 1, 2004: For all its brilliance the show is conformist...