Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
to the hippie girl off of the Interstate 89 southbound ramp on Exit 13
my lawn mowing neigbored
Monday, May 18, 2009
Is the Curry a Curry?
Once again, a gesture of unwelcome friendliness has ruined my day.
Why don’t people get it?
No thank you...keep it to yourself.
Random acts of kindness are a thing of the far distant hopeful past.
Look how far it got Jesus.
I bet he wishes he would’ve followed thru in his father’s footsteps and had a career as carpenter.
Probably woulda had a better 401K and coulda retired, in those days, probably around 46 with a timeshare in Judea.
But noooo.
Anyway, people need to stay in their lane.
For fuck sake!
This curry is definitely not a curry.
Friday, May 15, 2009
diamond in the ruff.
Light and Dark Blue, Purple and the Black Sky
Memories of a Kick Ball Legend
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
garden stone.
When I was shopping in Price Chopper this afternoon, I noticed a faux garden stone with a beautiful fleur de lis design.
In the foreground, it said Herpes in a lovely cursive faux hand carving.
Upon closer inspection and as the light angle changed, I realized it actually read Hope.
But really these two things are exactly the same, so I guess I saw what I thought I saw in the first place. Really.
lilacs.
My father and I tamped the fence posts into the ground this morning. Our neighbors planted an expensive lilac bush on the other side of the fence, but the sunlight does not properly hit the flora and the plant is not blooming at all. In fact, it is probably dying. Our fence is blocking the sunlight and causes this unfortunate affair.
The roots have grown underneath the fence. The lilac bush has grown on our sunny side. It is blossoming. It is beautiful and fragrant.
And free.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Difficult Asian Man
Difficult asian man,
Why won’t you hear me?
You are bothered by things I can not even begin to understand.
The complexities in your eye’s span likens to that of an eagle with James Earl Jones.
You asked me once, neah twice, neah a third for a pour of rice whiskey.
Nor do we have denatured tamarind milk.
Your choice libation is not a widespread stick.
What’s that?
Yes, you’re right. Perhaps we would if this were 16th century Laos.








