such a great idea
teaching music, drumming and dance
to groups in Ghana
what's not to love?
right, i feel like a replacement wife
not impressed
what makes you think
bruising me will make me
stay with you?
you picked the wrong chica
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Abracadabra 68x365
What did Dawne say?
You are the distraction
From the real magic
That is happening
Right in front of me.
Beautiful face
So sweet and tough
Please return to your passion
The world needs your music
Your voice.
You are the distraction
From the real magic
That is happening
Right in front of me.
Beautiful face
So sweet and tough
Please return to your passion
The world needs your music
Your voice.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Mom 66/365
Mom gets more words than everybody else and that's okay.
I deify you, the perfect mom.
So funny:
The Baptists asked as a condemnation, "Judy, what would you do if Jesus
came while you were playing cards?"
You answered, "I'd deal him in!"
So smart:
"Better to know a little bit about a lot of things, than to know everything about
one thing and nothing about the rest."
So good:
"Mom, why do we always have people staying with us? Why is it never just
us?"
You said, "Well, they need us right now. And someday we'll need help and
someone will be there for us."
I ignore all the symptoms of depression that I try not to mimic.
-Holding down the couch with a book
-Eating a whole pan of fudge in the middle of the night
-Becoming a spinster
I wish you’d married that Italian who drank too much, but who was passionate and loved you. Imagine the laughter and joy that would've been in our house.
I wish you’d taken care of yourself. I wish it for you. I wish it for me, because it would make confidence and self-love so much easier.
I deify you, the perfect mom.
So funny:
The Baptists asked as a condemnation, "Judy, what would you do if Jesus
came while you were playing cards?"
You answered, "I'd deal him in!"
So smart:
"Better to know a little bit about a lot of things, than to know everything about
one thing and nothing about the rest."
So good:
"Mom, why do we always have people staying with us? Why is it never just
us?"
You said, "Well, they need us right now. And someday we'll need help and
someone will be there for us."
I ignore all the symptoms of depression that I try not to mimic.
-Holding down the couch with a book
-Eating a whole pan of fudge in the middle of the night
-Becoming a spinster
I wish you’d married that Italian who drank too much, but who was passionate and loved you. Imagine the laughter and joy that would've been in our house.
I wish you’d taken care of yourself. I wish it for you. I wish it for me, because it would make confidence and self-love so much easier.
Dad 65/365
First, I loved you as I hollered for you on the radio,
“How ‘boutcha Uncle Fuzzy. You got your ears on?”
Then I hated you, impossible to please.
Finally, I understood you, inadequately loved, doing the best you could.
“How ‘boutcha Uncle Fuzzy. You got your ears on?”
Then I hated you, impossible to please.
Finally, I understood you, inadequately loved, doing the best you could.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Amanda C. 64/365
Lived in the Old Goat Lady’s house
Had a little stage we made plays on
Older boys drove by and asked you to give them head
“Up yours!” you flirted, while I pretended to know what they meant
Had a little stage we made plays on
Older boys drove by and asked you to give them head
“Up yours!” you flirted, while I pretended to know what they meant
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Guzt 63/365
My soul mate for a season. When I got locked out of the house that time, we sat outside swatting mosquitoes all night. Turns out The Rumor Mill generated a doozy out of that one. Miss your face.
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