I would like to say I use fountain pens, but really I use whatever half-chewed nightmare stick I find under the bed.
Entered a poem on the "I Write Like" website and was told that my style is similar to Dan Brown's??? No joke.
Dear Man on the Train, nobody, and I mean nobody, needs to use "societal imperative" three times in one sentence.
I'm telling you, if I used this no-emotion email program, I would never get an email out.
I try, as much as possible, to live my life by laws established in songs.
The closest I get to a hot tub is a walk in the big apple's acid rain. It's more romantic than it sounds.
Through a radio wrong turn, discovered that heavy metal mixed with morning coffee makes for shocking writing productivity.
Oh, Wim Wenders. You can't top a library where angels can hear your thoughts.
My tired Twitter finger is telling me that perhaps it's time to cool it with the coffee for a bit.
I would sell most things I own (including body parts) to live in a library or movie theater.
I'm pretty sure that hairdresser deserves to go to hair jail for giving me a Charlie's Angels haircut in 2010.
Many days I only leave the house to buy food and the bad magazines that I sneak into my shopping basket.
Just traumatized a hotdog vendor with impromptu Marilyn Monroe-dress-subway-grate disaster. At least I wasn't wearing my Spanx.
Wednesday afternoon sighting: really old man to really young girl passing on street: "All we have is time."
I think HAL is out to get me today.
Fragmented time is my favorite kind.
Forget complex philosophies, there are only two types of people in the world--the kind that don't wear watches and the kind that do.
In the end, it will all come down to Onion humor.
The spammers are implying that my penis is small again and I'm hurt.
Elephant riddles are always pretty, even when they contain trunk effusions. You can quote me on that.
I just hope they will say of me after I go: that Hagood, she was one good solver of riddles.
Turned my phone off and finally realized that strange, otherworldly buzzing sound was silence.
You'll be fine with Proust as long as you love lingering goodnight kisses from mama & the sweets that make you remember them.
I put my first novel under my pillow. It's still there waiting on the tooth fairy. No word yet.
I like the idea of making anything in a weekend--a sand castle, a cake, an empire.
Dear very old woman on 85th St. dressed in shades of gold that caused rubbernecking disapproval, I was silently saluting you.
Donut escape hatches are the best kind.
Sometimes we all need a way out of a wonky moment.
Writing Equation: insomnia + workaholism= sending sober 3:43 a.m. emails that have the beclouded feel of a drunk dial. sweet.
Culture Sandwich
from the so darn wondrous to the so darn weird
Caroline Hagood
- Location
- New York, New York,
- Birthday
- November 23
- Bio
- I'm a poet and writer living in New York City. My articles have appeared in various publications, including The Guardian, Salon, the Huffington Post, and The Economist.
MY RECENT POSTS
- Yarn Bombing, the New Street
Art Trend
May 20, 2011 03:21PM - The Blogging Religion
May 10, 2011 04:29PM - Creative Tips for the Driven,
Obsessed, or Otherwise Insane
April 15, 2011 01:56PM - 10 Signs That You May Be a
Windbag
November 24, 2010 04:12PM - Playboy TV's New Fantasy
Woman: Your Wife
November 17, 2010 11:25AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Powerful work.
rated!”
July 06, 2011 08:15AM - “Helvetica: Yes, I think
social network is a perfect
way of
describing it!”
July 06, 2011 08:03AM - “Powerful work.
rated!”
July 06, 2011 08:02AM - “those images are truly
stunning”
June 09, 2011 11:23AM - “Wow, I never knew about
the Nobel nomination either.
Thanks
for the new
informati…”
June 02, 2011 07:38AM
Caroline Hagood's Links
- My Blog Outside of Open Salon--What You See Here Plus Everything You Don't
- Culture Sandwich
- Culture Sandwich Facebook Page
- Follow Me on Twitter

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Comments
Please when you are a famous writer, remember us here as I will remember your astute and creative observations. HAL gets us all sooner or later.
Kathy: glad you liked them
Rob: Just read it. Loved the porch swing one!
rita: I loved what you wrote so, so very much. I'm touched that you put so much thought into your response. And, yes, HAL does get us all sooner or later:)
Anne: I'm happy I could give you a chuckle
moistowlette: indeed it does:)
Leah: thanks for adding me. I ran right over to Twitter and reciprocated
Kathy: thank you so much! although I started a small war on the comments section. Ha, they gave you Dan Brown, too? Maybe that's their staple!
Jonathan: you're sweet!
Gwool: thank you!
Kimberly: you have a historian's eye for libraries:)
snarkychaser: I doubt it. what's your twitter name?
Lea: exactly, mini-musings at 140 characters a pop
Linda: I have to get that drunk email program:) yes, I'm guilty of drunk-sending
Catherine: hey, thanks
trilogy: I love watching people here
sweetfeet: glad you enjoyed them
Elisa: oh, you
askmeforwhatyouwant: well, I'd be happy to follow if you join
John: yes, you're definitely too ancient to understand:) Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't blogging the epitome of subjecting people to the " mundane things" you're " doing or saying" and don't you blog? It's okay, I love you anyway, even if you're hella mundane.
Amanda: I knew it! I'm well endowed!
In addition, if I tweeted it would be typically like: "the oil light went on in the silver Audi this morning, had to add a quart of 5w40 to the crankcase. . ."
Want a roomie?
Clever, witty, and you used the word 'wonky' - you are a friend for life.
anna1liese: I appreciate that
sheepdog: yes, to be a goofball
designanator: I'll bet your tweets would be very clever
Kay: aw, that's very sweet
mary: you have to salute the greats
plaided: thanks! I'm glad.
Sparking: I absolutely want a roomie. You can move int tomorrow!
lemonpulp: thanks!
Sheila: to each her own
Robin: gotta get Wim and the angels in there
Cranky: that means a lot coming from one of the funniest cranksters around