Tag Archives: housecleaning
Found in an Unfiled Pile
Lately I have been doing some serious rearranging of stuff. Redecorating it isn’t, because I never decorated in the first place. I rarely rearrange either, because in my studio apartment there’s pretty much only one arrangement that accommodates all my … Continue reading
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Tagged Chiquita, family, history, housecleaning, Island Theatre Workshop, Mary Payne, Mud of the Place, poetry, stuff, theater
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Spilt Milk
Yes, I spilt it, but no, I didn’t cry. I cussed. I live at close quarters in a studio apartment. Sometimes I forget how close things are, like how close the milk pitcher (from which I pour milk into my … Continue reading
De-cluttering Before Breakfast
Not long after getting up on New Year’s Day I knocked some papers off my workside table. This was nothing new. What happened next was: I straightened up — “excavated” is probably the better word — the table’s top. This … Continue reading
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Tagged books, editing, housecleaning, Postcards To Voters, procrastination, stuff, writing
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From the Seasonally Occupied Territories . . . 