that's CRAZY!
are we doing stonehenge tonight?
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
The High Holy Day -- pumpkins
These will be actual jack-o-lanterns on our front porch (we don't have any lights out there). Once they're hanging, more pics will follow.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
The High Holy Day--Spell Book
Tried making my own spell book (a la Hocus Pocus). It's a decent first try, I think. Makes me want to make a whole shelf full.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
The High Holy Day 2015--Invites
The High Holy Day is fast approaching and I finally got my invites done and mailed. A bit much, you say? Well, as you know, it's not officially Halloween til Pavao goes overboard. The "Sleeping Death" print is borrowed from less cake {more frosting}.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Skype Poetry 3
What time did you wake up?
What did you dream about?
That's how they are sometimes.
Too real?
Oh oh
Sometimes I'm not sure if I'm not in a dream.
Oh oh
Not good at all.
I heard a kid's voice.
Not yet
Boooo
Non-bagels--twilight of non-bagels
Anne of green bagels
Noooo!
What did you dream about?
That's how they are sometimes.
Too real?
Oh oh
Sometimes I'm not sure if I'm not in a dream.
Oh oh
Not good at all.
I heard a kid's voice.
Not yet
Boooo
Non-bagels--twilight of non-bagels
Anne of green bagels
Noooo!
Saturday, June 25, 2011
The Club
I notice you--no,
not you, especially--
but the fat wad of crisp new twenties
that you thrust absently
into the front pocket of your already-bulging
khaki cargo shorts.
I watch you turn guiltily
from the ATM, making your self-conscious
sojourn towards a clandestine corner,
changing chairs
until your view is unobstructed.
It's Thursday--payday, right?
My second song ends--heavy metal
crap, the DJ's idea of audio foreplay--
and I scoop up the crumpled
two-dollar bills--only four, Christ--
scattered randomly across the sleek stage
like castoff Kleenex.
I strut straight to your bottle-littered
table, six-inch Lucite heels clattering
against the mock marble.
I lean in close, give you a face full of silicone
and cheap perfume,
my apathy apparent to all
but you.
A proposition, a whispered promise;
I lead you by your clammy hand,
feeling the hard metal on your finger,
to a place shadowy, secluded.
An eternity later, you leave,
your load doubly lightened.
Does she know?
Know that your kids don't eat
so that mine can?
not you, especially--
but the fat wad of crisp new twenties
that you thrust absently
into the front pocket of your already-bulging
khaki cargo shorts.
I watch you turn guiltily
from the ATM, making your self-conscious
sojourn towards a clandestine corner,
changing chairs
until your view is unobstructed.
It's Thursday--payday, right?
My second song ends--heavy metal
crap, the DJ's idea of audio foreplay--
and I scoop up the crumpled
two-dollar bills--only four, Christ--
scattered randomly across the sleek stage
like castoff Kleenex.
I strut straight to your bottle-littered
table, six-inch Lucite heels clattering
against the mock marble.
I lean in close, give you a face full of silicone
and cheap perfume,
my apathy apparent to all
but you.
A proposition, a whispered promise;
I lead you by your clammy hand,
feeling the hard metal on your finger,
to a place shadowy, secluded.
An eternity later, you leave,
your load doubly lightened.
Does she know?
Know that your kids don't eat
so that mine can?
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