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...yes, it's everyone's favorite band, "the Arrogant Worms!" They're coming to play at a coffeehouse near here on the 8th. Anyone up for a weekend trip for fall foliage in the Adirondacks?
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In other news: have been reading Stephen King's "The Dark Tower." It's monstrous in size--I've been reading in the evenings almost nonstop for two days and am only halfway through.
It does not at all suprise me that on the day I decided to go and buy the book from the store, I stopped first in the library and found--in the "free books, take me!" rack--a book of thoughts about fate, God, and poetry from a Danish ambassador. Last name? Hammarskjold.
Yes. As in Plaza.
Of course, I took it with me. I have not yet had courage to read more than a few of the haiku. Mostly because they were so very harsh, in the amazing way that only haiku can be harsh by being soft and beautiful.
( Don't read this until you've got at least halfway through )
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In other news: have been reading Stephen King's "The Dark Tower." It's monstrous in size--I've been reading in the evenings almost nonstop for two days and am only halfway through.
It does not at all suprise me that on the day I decided to go and buy the book from the store, I stopped first in the library and found--in the "free books, take me!" rack--a book of thoughts about fate, God, and poetry from a Danish ambassador. Last name? Hammarskjold.
Yes. As in Plaza.
Of course, I took it with me. I have not yet had courage to read more than a few of the haiku. Mostly because they were so very harsh, in the amazing way that only haiku can be harsh by being soft and beautiful.
( Don't read this until you've got at least halfway through )
