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elleseven:
Shit! I cannot come. I would like to very, very much though indeed.
The thing is I cannot get to Portland by tomorrow evening.
It looks really great though and I sure will stop in to see it when I am next in PDX.
The thing is I cannot get to Portland by tomorrow evening.
It looks really great though and I sure will stop in to see it when I am next in PDX.
april:
wow! congrats. this must be so exciting for you!
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casino:
Sorry I didn't thank you sooner. I really appreciate the comment on my "Chateau Laroche" set. Happy Holidays
viking:
I agree with Lily
Everything, in extremis, inclusive of everyone, has a way into the body of its passing, by way of preventative scaled-back knife-haft or scalpel incision. Brevity helps with a preferably pre-decomposed whole, though, in cases where film is rolling and the lighting technician is standing there under the heat lamps, baking in his/her sweatervest, chewing on bubblegum with a hot caffeine-free soda getting none too colder...
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casper:
lovely. and thank you very much.
Murmurs arose suddenly, and then a crickets' hymn of applause, so gentle that it might not have been heard if one were positioned in the next room over with a pint glass held between the ear and the wall. And then the sounds of knives and forks and soup spoons took hold. There was a glorious attempt at restraint, but it lasted the snap of...
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ally:
I really enjoyed your photos. I'd love to see more?
Her hands tasted like dust. The length of her arms dusted me off and I sighed as if losing skin made a hollow breeze in the silence of the hall. I closed my eyes and could see the mantel hovering white and stark over a dark fireplace, and all the corners of the room were packed heavy with shadows.
So I pressed my fingers lightly...
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kay:
Missing you Sailor. Hope you come back to port soon.
~cheers
~cheers
kay:
Pleasant something....surely it is out there.
The day is beautiful out here. I wish you were here. I would favour a long walk in the sunlight today.
Maybe I will just to spite myself.
~cheers
The day is beautiful out here. I wish you were here. I would favour a long walk in the sunlight today.
Maybe I will just to spite myself.
~cheers
The things I didn't want to know about came to me a whole hell of a lot more sudden than they possibly could have had I been more prepared to receive things like this, in any such order but that which did come to me. The divorce papers arrived first thing in the morning. Someone had pressed the bell at the door to the room...
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jamie_trecker:
I'll check out your book. Good luck on tour.
kay:
Just thinking of you.
~cheers
~cheers
Good heavens and little, wet hells. I'm presently on tour with a couple of really adorable bands called Unwed Sailor and Sybris. Working on my first technical book tour, selling my new book Please Don't Leave Me. The tour dates remaining are below.
May 27 - Portland, OR @ Someday Lounge
May 28 - Reno, NV @ Satellite Lounge
May 29 - Berkely,...
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May 27 - Portland, OR @ Someday Lounge
May 28 - Reno, NV @ Satellite Lounge
May 29 - Berkely,...
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kay:
Drinking a chili beer and wishing you were here to lay on the rooftop with me.
~cheers
~cheers
kay:
Nah. Laid off from the U.S. job. I still deploy in October to Antarctica.
So a minor set back only.
~cheers
So a minor set back only.
~cheers
For those of you who like really dark books.
I wrote a book called PLEASE DON'T LEAVE ME. It's a collection of twelve short stories. It is being released by Brown Paper Publishing and I am hosting a book release party/reading in the town I live in -- Portland, OR -- on a Friday in late March. If you want to come, the flyer...
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I wrote a book called PLEASE DON'T LEAVE ME. It's a collection of twelve short stories. It is being released by Brown Paper Publishing and I am hosting a book release party/reading in the town I live in -- Portland, OR -- on a Friday in late March. If you want to come, the flyer...
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ferretbite:
Wow, congratulations on your achievement!!! I hope we'll get them eventually here, if not, I'll make sure I get one too.
lillithvain:
Can I buy the book on the myspace page? Or amazon?
It's difficult to stand there in a room full of flames and not think that somewhere up near the ceiling, lost in the billowing clouds of black smoke and fluttering ashes, lies Heaven. You can listen to the world around you crackle and pop, watch bursts of flames tear down a wall. You watch two girls running across the room, frightened, screaming their poor little...
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kay:
Hi love. I sent a letter, but I forgot you are in Portland now. Damn it.
Miss you Sailor.
~cheers
Miss you Sailor.
~cheers
kay:
When you use the word sexy, it actually means something.
I looked for you online a few times today, but no avail.
Drop me your address when you finally get one. I might be tempted to drop something in the mail again.
You are in my thoughts from the bottom of the earth.
~cheers
I looked for you online a few times today, but no avail.
Drop me your address when you finally get one. I might be tempted to drop something in the mail again.
You are in my thoughts from the bottom of the earth.
~cheers
A girl walks by in a gray dress, hugging her umbrella so tight that she's not keeping the torrents from soaking her low top shoes. Not wearing any socks, shivering and slipping around inside her sneakers with every awkward step down the slanted sidewalk, I begin to wonder if this kind of thing means I should close my eyes and not watch anything being done...
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superflashgo:
Huh, never heard of Dorothy Parker. I'll have to look her up.
Yeah so far mom is excited about the appt I set for her for next week, but we'll see how she feels about it when the time comes. She's a real rollercoaster.
Ooo...you said "verbal detail." Thanks for the compliment. I love writing to get things off my chest. I write out my dreams, too. I love re-reading them and finding patterns I never would have seen before if I hadn't written them down.
And speaking of writing...whew...there's so much going on in your post I'm having a hard time taking it all in! You say "...At that age, he has only his parents to dictate to him the reality of his surroundings..." I'm so glad I didn't buy into my parents version of reality when I was a kid.
Yeah so far mom is excited about the appt I set for her for next week, but we'll see how she feels about it when the time comes. She's a real rollercoaster.
Ooo...you said "verbal detail." Thanks for the compliment. I love writing to get things off my chest. I write out my dreams, too. I love re-reading them and finding patterns I never would have seen before if I hadn't written them down.
And speaking of writing...whew...there's so much going on in your post I'm having a hard time taking it all in! You say "...At that age, he has only his parents to dictate to him the reality of his surroundings..." I'm so glad I didn't buy into my parents version of reality when I was a kid.
sockpuppet:
Yes, that Christopher Lee. About not being British, I wouldn't know. I guess you're as fucked-over as you think you are. Or, perhaps, one is as fucked over as one thinks one is.
~cheers
Hope you are doing well love.
~cheers