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MY RECENT POSTS
- Things I don't understand
about Open Salon (and I've
tried!)
April 29, 2009 01:55PM - This isn't melodrama and I'm
not a hypochondriac
April 26, 2009 02:48PM - Thursday night at my house
April 24, 2009 01:13AM - Thursday Haiku - The Things
You Find Out Later
April 23, 2009 11:52AM - You're a bigot
April 22, 2009 11:24AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “I adore Rufus and have
for what seems like ever...he
makes me
want to be a gay
ma…”
May 19, 2009 11:02AM - “Oh, my dear, I am so
sorry to hear this.”
April 30, 2009 01:21AM - “Could not stop giggling
at this. Well
written!
"nips to the
wind" - BWA…”
April 29, 2009 04:04PM - “Deborah - great advice!
Thank you!
Shiral -
thumbs up to that.”
April 29, 2009 03:35PM - “YAY! I'm trying this
recipe this weekend. Many
thanks!”
April 29, 2009 03:33PM
George Sand's Links
Things I don't understand about Open Salon (and I've tried!)
Admittedly, I haven't been here very long...but I was reading for months before I created an account. I tried to know what I was doing ahead of time and pick up on the unspoken etiquette of OS. And I think that in many ways, I've done okay with that. But there a… Read full post »
This isn't melodrama and I'm not a hypochondriac
Sunday
Disturbing dreams last night; so much so that when I remember bits of them, my stomach tightens and I will myself to think of something else. I've been feeling invisible lately, hovering around the edges of my life, and today isn't helping. I'm home alone, it's stopped rainin… Read full post »
Thursday night at my house
I'm listening to the rain. I was just outside, under an enormous golf umbrella, juggling that and a glass of Spanish red wine in a crystal glass that a couple of goldfish could swim in comfortably, a cigarette, and a 1953 paperback copy of The Great Gatsby.
(I'd forgotten how gorgeous… Read full post »
Thursday Haiku - The Things You Find Out Later
I was just eighteen
love in an elevator
hadn't heard the song
You're a bigot
Bigot: a person obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices ; especially : one who regards or treats the members of a group (as a racial or ethnic group) with hatred and intolerance
If you believe that marriage in this country should be… Read full post »
Haunting a skyscraper
The Monday after the whole your-job-is-being-eliminated chat, I met with our team lead. She informed me that all of my responsibilities had been transferred to someone else; I stared, puzzled, wondering what I was supposed to do instead.
The answer, apparently, is to hang around the office for… Read full post »
Drugs and Razorblades
I often wonder what my life would've been like if I didn't spend the last twenty years or so trying desperately to ignore the signals that flashed: Houston, we have a problem.
When I was seven or eight years old, I would lie in the dark, listening to the radio, unable… Read full post »
On non-monogamy
The first time a friend of mine told me that she and her husband had an open relationship, I was outwardly interested and supportive. Inside, however, I was shocked and repulsed. How could they do that? How could anyone say they loved someone and then go sleep with someone else? &nb… Read full post »
This is how my garden grows:
I have a garden. That's unusual enough here in the city; what really sets it apart is the high brick walls which surround it, and the trains which rumble and squeak by just behind it. The garden is what I first fell in love with about this place, and where I… Read full post »
Haiku Thursday: Nectar
my darling, your tongue
makes me writhe and pant, then there's
a flood of sweet juice
Crush
You're always around, and have been for some time now. You have spent days at a stretch with us, lounged around, dropped by, slept over, house-sat.
You are shy, sly, hilarious - I love the look you give me when you say something that hits my funnybone just right and I… Read full post »
Thursday, April 2: I wake up early, make some coffee, check my e-mail. I'm more awake and alert than usual this morning; knowing that I have a meeting with my boss, who flew in last night, tends to do that.
Shivering a little inside, I shower and dress. I pull… Read full post »

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