ive drank my weight in gold & i feel wealthy this morning. (king's OJ for breakfast.) i am going to los angeles, kiss my polite behind see-you-never or come-back-soon. u pick, u prince.


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there was a cherry coke on a counter today, so i drank it without asking or paying. it was really good, i am impolite. i tied my hair in tiny knots to say hello & i bought tons of produce. & then it got hot & i started to sweat & i wanted to throw tomatoes around the flea market. granma said No. i made her garlic bread & she slept like the ( Read more... )

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i am feeling real crummy, like sick, so i just read all day. 1 part in hammock 1 part on velvet sofa 1 part in bed then mama told me to get her some liquor. good day. i read love story. that shit isnt cheesy. it's really the opposite of that, if the opposite of that isnt like war. it's about a boy & his wife & also about a boy & his father. ( Read more... )

hi. once i got engulfed in twin peaks it engulfed me, that's that, & i forgot about any other form of productive recreation. i havent created anything in awhile. for my birthday i made a cake made of flowers & blueberries that didnt have to be heated up. someone said catch her with a net, lock her up!

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i think i read david sedaris the way old, sad ladies read nora roberts & danielle steel. he's a good fix when i don't know what else to read. he's a really neat guy; he used to clean houses in suspenders before he learned to write for money. he has fantasies of what i have fantasies of too. of being a member of a regal family with especially ( Read more... )

earlier this week i finished the awakening & it exploded my world. it was written by kate chopin a hundred years ago. i'm often really intimidated by classic books unless theyre written by d.h. lawrence or camus. so naturally, i was really intimidated by this book & it took a lot of courage to pick it up. really, i had to pull my teeth & ( Read more... )

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there's never gonna be such thing as a poor man's richard brautigan.

an unfortunate woman was published after his death, by his daughter. it was one of his last pieces which was arguably not written for eventual publication. i am so happy it was though! most of kafka's work was published after his death by a friend who he entrusted to burn all ( Read more... )