Friday, September 11, 2009
Thursday, September 10, 2009
more gimme gimmes
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
eek!
Someone employ me quickly so I can buy the hell out of these dresses from Built By Wendy's fall collection:



I could never actually afford them, but the Internet is like my special fantasy land where I'm allowed to look at dresses like these and dream. And I'm always impeccably dressed and coiffed and sitting on some velvet sofa in France playing the violin, instead of reality, where I'm contemplating Taco Bell and haven't done laundry since I got back from California. Whoops. Domesticity Fail.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
heart california heart dogs
I have hundreds maybe thousands maybe zillions of photos from this summer and I'm soooo lazy that I can't even post them on my entirely defunct flickr account.





This weekend is the festival in Pagosa, which is always my end-of-summer marker. Strange. Flying into LAX earlier this week I saw the giant smoke cloud from the wildfires out there. It looked like a big piece of cauliflower hanging over the city. Amber moved to Portland, which is horribly sadface.Missing many people at the moment. The kind of missing that hurts. Telepathic hugs and kisses to all.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
where do you move when where you're moving from is yourself?
So I'm currently in San Diego and it's lovely here and all I do is take naps on the beach and play with Lola, who is the cutest dog EVAR and looks like a Fraggle, and read and swim. And I have no money and no idea what to do next.
Some Santa Fe pics:
Thursday, July 2, 2009
wanted: new snuggle buddy
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
santa fe, as sung by christian bale
Hey there folks. Sorry for the hiatus. In the months-ish since I last posted, a lot has happened. I moved to Santa Fe for grad school. Cue the song from Newsies:

It's absolutely beautiful here. I took this photo from campus with my PHONE. Phones have cameras now, fyi. I'm slowly falling into a rhythm here — a rhythm that, unsurprisingly, consists of more tequila drinking and less school work then I'd like to admit. But I'm learning, I swear. Jack Kelly dreams (and sings) so longingly about Santa Fe for good reason. I love it here. I got stung by a wasp. I saved a mousie trapped in the library. Oh yeah! And David Sedaris came here! He talked about breast milk and distributing condoms to teenagers and buying olive oil and strawberries at Costco with his brother-in-law. He seemed tired, like all the traveling and speaking was wearing him down. But he was still funny as hell. When it was our turn to get our books signed, one of my friends asked him, "so this is the next book in the Twilight series, right?" I think Sedaris thought that was pretty funny.
But I miss my cool Colorado cats. Everyone is scattering. K8's in California. Dennis, Gretchen and Piedra are in Oklahoma. Drew is in Tajikistan (which he assures me is, in fact, a real country). Amber is leaving for Portland. My heart is tugged in so many directions.
Come visit me. Send me your address and I'll write you a letter. Or I'll send you a tape of me singing "Santa Fe." Or better yet, "Sieze the Day!"
Love,
SOS
Friday, May 8, 2009
Friday, May 1, 2009
birdday wish list
I totally have my birdday outfit all planned out for tomorrow, replete with springy colors:




Perfect, right? I'm all set for my birthday! Of course, I don't actually *own* any of these things. Nor can I afford them. Le sigh. I wish I were one of those people with "money." Miss you, money. Hope you're enjoying your new home, wherever that may be. My grandpa gave me some money this weekend, but I immediately spent it on Polaroid film on Ebay. And my mum said she'd put some money towards the purchase of a cheapo Diana or Holga, because I want one for the summer. So I guess I know where your new home is, money. Your new home is on Ebay. I hope Ebay is treating you well, money.
may is my very favorite month
{July 1958. My father is in the middle}
PHOENIX FREEZE TAG
When the red mountains rise
over the sun and dry air fills
with stars, the white specters
spread out on the sidewalk
while we cactus kids chase.
Our feet crunch grass and laughter soaks
in the hot cotton air. We spin and dodge
together in the dark, but always
slow down, always let someone tag us,
freeze us. Everything but our hearts
and breath stop, and we think of how
desert and ocean are then same,
cactus kids floating in both.
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