rainy messy cold desert / bored desert cat 1 / bored desert cat 2

Sunday rainy Tucson

I'm putting off grading.  That means I'm doing odd stuff.  Like manipulating photos.  One of these will be my author photo b/c whyyyy not.  You know how a lot of popular male poets have those 'super-cool' posed photos--they're black & white & look scruffy hipster but posed all cool as well?  Those make me laugh a bit.  I like the first one, the androgynous rain one where it looks like I have a bowl haircut.  Hottt.  This rain in the desert is making me happy & sleepy.  I'd rather not be grading but movie watching.  I'm gonna eat some cheese grits & chkn sausage.

SAT is another gale day writing day

Bunnies.

   

I heart Jane Miller.

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from James Welch's Riding the Earthboy 40


Home.  The steamer edged you
from that scene of what is nice, the Paris days
of sun and mortgaged gold.
And now, here, in these mountains
that hold you from yourself, the wind
blowing down your final face,
you tell us what we know:  Time is clean
and brief for girls in a wild time,
past for ladies up like smoke in narrow wind.

it's official / our girl matched with her first choice for residency / is moving to Martinez, Cali / residency at Contra Costa / happy bittersweet day in Tucson

There's our girl dressed crazy for a skit.  The Drapers are a great  family.

Tucson fam:  of course MM & I were there nervous!

ANXIETY.  One at a time these MDs have to go onstage to open envelopes in front of everyone to see where they matched for residency.  Seemed torturous to me.  

There's our girl who of course match with her first choice.  So proud & happy Dr DD.  LOVE!

yesterday / poolside / run / tapas / theater / Ed Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros / backyard talkin

thurs / off to the pool to grade / then out for theater & Edward Sharpe / below is a reading for next WEDNESDAY

EDGE READING SERIES

w/Mark Haunschild, Daisy Pitkin,
and Shelly Taylor
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
7:30 p.m.Suggested Donation: $5

Come to Edge: A Reading Series of Emerging and Younger Writers. Edge is a series of local and national writers and cross-genre artists, emphasizing diversity of narrative, identity and literary source. Its purpose is to create community, visibility and voice for emerging and younger writers. Broadsheets of the authors' work will accompany each reading. Books and journals will be available for purchase and signing by the authors. Refreshments will be available after the reading.

WED / lots of SPRING BREAK