Mr. VNRS got me out of my red dress.
No nasty comments, now. He used a very large pliers on the zipper and broke the pull, too.
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La nostalgie de la boue.
- Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
- The Gutter, WA, United States
- My friend Betsy once told me that the shape of my hands accurately reflects my aesthetic. The mildly horrific part about my life and my writing is that I'm discovering I don't feel that I have anything useful to say about myself. I finally have this fantastic grasp on my identity, and I really just don't have a thing to say! It's a hilarious nightmare of an artist statement. The only other thing you should know about me is that the title of this blog is from my one-act play, "Space".
- Absurd Reality Theatre.
- Andie DeRoux's Website.
- ArtsJournal.
- Baddins Design.
- Base Line Whammy Bars.
- Because You Care What I Think (Don't You?).
- Betsy Makes Things.
- Cooper Journal.
- Fantagraphics.
- Gluten-Free Girl.
- I Make Cute Stuff!
- Implexus.
- Mike Daisey's Blog.
- My Caps Lock Is On: Dom Zook's Blog.
- NAMI.
- Obameter.
- PostSecret.
- Princess Vagabond: Patricia Rusconi's Blog.
- Scissors, Paper, Glue.
- Slate.
- Slog.
- Strangers in Paradise.
- Sylvia Has A Problem.
- The Holy Bible.
- The Nomadic Portfolio.
- The Tens: a Metablog (TBTL related)
- Theater Puget Sound.
- Tokyo City Blues.
- Too Beautiful To Live.
- Train of Thought Sketch Comedy.
- Trrill.
- whitehouse.gov
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October
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- Turn and face the strain.
- OiNK RIP, long live Balagan.
- No title.
- Go away.
- Forty whacks on amateur night.
- The First Woman President?
- Springtime for Hitler?
- Chemo Therapy.
- Coda.
- I miss you, coffee.
- It's my party.
- With hey, ho, the wind and the rain.
- I'm here from the internet.
- My favorite movies (according to Jared).
- Are you the kind of person...?
- Puff daddy.
- Pins.
- Controversial, my fanny.
- I love you more than you know.
- Alienation.
- Shuffle off.
- Autumn weather.
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October
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Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then, but that's no matter—tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther. . . . And one fine morning----