Beautiful drawing. It's when the sickness/fugue strikes in the morning that there's trouble. So far, so good. As for the afternoons, there's really not much you can do except fortify yourself with tea and hope (I think). Curtis
What about me?
Well, hmm. I love birds, dogs, magicians, and blue.
My favorite food is strawberries, the little wild ones.
My favorite poems are "Simplicity" by Henri Michaux. And "Black Stone on a White Stone" by Cesar Vallejo.
My new book, Sleeping with Houdini, is out from BOA Editions and can be ordered directly from BOA at http://boaeditions.org/boastore or from Amazon. And my new chapbook, Dear Professor, Do You Live in a Vacuum, is out from Subito and can be ordered from Amazon or editors@subitopress.org. My new book, Southern Comfort, is just out from CavanKerry Press. I am the author of several other collections including Why They Grow Wings, Midlife Crisis with Dick and Jane and The Book of Orgasms. (The orgasm book can be ordered from CSU by calling 888-278-6473. People keep thinking it's out of print, but it's not.) For more info, check out my web page: www.ninandrews.com
I have two amazing kids who aren't kids anymore, and a cool husband and physicist and bass player, all wrapped into one.
And my dogs are Sadie and Froda.
I'm totally in love with my dogs.
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But had Emily only remembered to don her magic pink-fuschia 3-D specs -- 76 trombones!!
Beautiful drawing. It's when the sickness/fugue strikes in the morning that there's trouble. So far, so good. As for the afternoons, there's really not much you can do except fortify yourself with tea and hope (I think). Curtis
Yes, some peppermint oil around the temples. A walk?
Full moon.
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