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lorianne

lorianne
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March 05
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I live & write in Southern California. I would like to buy a little monkey if they are not too expensive and put him in the basket of my poetry bicycle then ride around in big, lazy circles while wearing a pair of combat boots and a sun dress with no panties. ______________________________________ I have published and been published, but what matters most is what I am writing today. ______________________________________ I did not write this bio and I am not nearly as serious as my photo suggests.

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MARCH 5, 2012 12:19AM

memememememe! Candace made me do it...

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1. Your main trait: Empathy

2. The quality you like best in a man: Loyalty

3. The quality you like best in a woman: Loyalty

4. Your main flaw: Lazy... to the core

5. Last time you cried: Last week

6.Ideal job: Artist

7. Scent of a place: any beach

8. Beloved movie: Drop Dead Fred – so many fun memories of watching & giggling with my girls

9. Book on the nightstand: The Pill Versus The Springhill Mine Disaster – Richard Brautigan --the first book of poems I fell in love with at 13

10. First and best kiss: First kiss – Bill S. my first love Best? Same dude

11. You couldn’t do without: Occasional solitude.

12. How you would like to die: At a very ripe old age, in my sleep.

13. Song you sing in the shower: Hotel Happiness – Brooke Benton

14. Your deadly sin: Sacrilege - one I commit daily

15. Your not-so-deadly sin: Gluttony.

16. Your motto: Embrace simplicity

17. Ideal first date: Art museum.

18. Favorite present: A wonderful picture/collage created by my siblings, of the beach where I grew up.

19. In the train: Surrounded by people I can people-watch. The NYC subway would work.

20.Something you’d change in your body: I would love thicker hair, mine is baby-fine.

21.Your addiction: Spicy food.

22. Now on your left: Small white dog trying to hog the couch.

23. Now on your right: A wall covered with B&W images collected over the years...some my own, some my brother's, some taken by strangers/artists

24. Now in front of you: laptop, stack of music books my daughter forgot to return to the library.

25. Now behind you: window

26. Names for your children: Amanda, Alexis, Shaina, Melissa, Damien, Tim, Mario, Calvin – not all of them my children by birth, but all still my children.

27. 3 things in your purse: Chapstick, drivers license, credit card

28. 3 places that fascinate you: The desert, New Paltz, NY, Venice, CA

29. 3 people you’d like to meet: My paternal grandmother, Bill Hicks, Richard Brautigan

30. 3 traits you hate in people: Lying, lack of compassion, judgmental attitudes

31.Values inherited from your parents: Humility, independence, generosity.

32.In your past life you were: something dull & boring...a peasant.

33. In your future life you’ll be: really tired from having lived this one so long.

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I love #26.. makes me think of all of the growing up and school friends who called the folks Mom and Dad (many still do :).

Rated for watching for more Candy-memes.
well.. now that that's out of the way, where is the little monkey?
Loving Richard Brautigan ~ his Trout Fishing lived in my glovebox.
An Art Museum will sort things out like no other place, too.
33. In your future life you’ll be: really tired from having lived this one so long.

Excellent! And I bet the small white dog wins! R
Yup, I like you.
I did mine on FB. That was enough exposure for me, I think.
Happy birthday~r
Sigh. I once owned the complete works of Richard Brautigan, all first editions. Then during one of my possesion dumping moves, I sold them at a yard sale for a few dollars. I had to buy them back a few years ago, reprints and used, did a series of paintings on paper plates inspired by various poems, sold most of them, which paid to replace the books. Wonder what he'd be doing today, had he lived?
we should go practice our gluttony on a beach sometime! excellent list and hilarious tags, girl. i'll see you at MOMA. :)
You're right. Bill is a great kisser. Happy Birthday.
thanks all!

seer - yeah, i have always been "that" mom and my house was always "that" house.

rita - the monkey is distracted, trying to write poems.

Kim - i love the sort of interactions that can take place only in an art museum... as a much younger woman i used to think dancing with someone was the best way to learn things about them... but an art museum works better. hmmm..maybe dancing at an art museum?
Natalie - that small white dog always wins! i think its his tenacity.

joan - i didnt see it on FB... now i have to go hunt yours down. and i like you too...if we lived down the street from one another i suspect i would be hanging out at your kitchen table a lot.

heron - i have a few original Brautigans that i am shocked havent gotten lost in any of several moves across country. i think he was my first love. i suspect if he was still around i would be stalking him. lol

Candace - gluttony on a beach sounds like a damn good time!

Stim - ahhh memories. i dunno if he really was good, or if as my first love he is just one of the few who are memorable... but im giving him the benefit of the doubt.
Me, too. Richard Brautigan in middle school. A friend of my mother's saw me reading it and gave me a volume of Hugh Prather poems.
Many returns of the day to you.