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Postcards.
Put the postcards up that I've been receiving for the last couple weeks from the worldly travels that my friends have been making. Reminded myself that I'm a person of the world, not just NYC or USA. Life goes on.
Portion of wall.
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Books.
Before I purchase any new books I should read all the ones I've already bought and haven't read.
Sigh.
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Oh wow!
So it's been a millenia. And I feel like making a bulleted list.
*Writing from the Trump Organization. Yeahhh. So there's that.
*Reading Lyn Hejinian's My Life. 'Tis intriguing.
*Most recently saw Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and Knocked Up. I loved both, in different ways ( Read more... ) -
From my sketchbook.
01.31.2007
"Taint. T'aint. It ain't. I think on what we might eat in the night. Will we listen to tunes as we fuck or will there be no sound? Will the air be warm or cool? Myopic in the dim light. Of bedroom blues-hour. Myopic in the dim light of bedroom blues hour. No sadness, no. Soft in the graces of routine. Soft in the graces of routine." -
Was reading McSweeney's...
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A brief history.
Got myself in the right mood at the right time of night ( Read more... ) -
Goin' Back to Ponchatoula...
I FINALLY BOUGHT L'ANGELUS, CA C'EST BON!
Yeah, that exclamation point is part of the CD title. Buy their music on iTunes and have a rootin' tootin' time. -
Right with the skin I'm in?
"Jean Kilbourne, one of the more thoughtful critics of the impact of advertising on women, writes eloquently about the way imagery-- particularly sexual imagery, which is so coolly passionless and so unequivocally appearance-based-- can tamper with a woman's gut-level feelings about what it means to be sexual, numbing thinking about sex, skewing ( Read more... ) -
Potentially crossing barriers that I should not.
Chuck said that maybe Nate meant to say, "Those feelings were a bitch," instead of, "You were a bitch." That made me feel better.
So, anyone in the DC area free on Wednesday, June 14th, at 5:00 to see What Remains, a follow-up documentary on the work of Sally Mann showing at the Silverdocs film festival? Anyone? ANYONE?
