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Monthly Archives: April 2014
So long, National Poetry Month
To bid adieu to National Poetry Month, I share with you my favorite poem, “The Layers,” by Stanley Kunitz. I met this poem about 13 years ago. I was driving south on I-5 from Seattle and heard it being read … Continue reading
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What? A coincidence.
Note: a This American Life podcast inspired this post. I’ve been thinking about getting a job. Not that I don’t have a job. I do—two, really—private investigator and Spanish interpreter. I haven’t been as busy as I’ve liked lately, though, … Continue reading
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National Poetry Month
In honor of National Poetry Month, my second favorite poem. Butterfly House, Pacific Science Center, October 2014 I will not die an unlived life I will not live in fear of falling or catching fire. I choose to inhabit my … Continue reading
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QEPD / R.I.P.
Hoy fallece Gabriel García Márquez a los 87 años en su casa de Ciudad de México. Que en paz descanse, Maestro.
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First weekend salsa
That’s the food, not the dance. When the Professor and I met, we were living in different towns about an hour and a half drive apart. The fact that we had mutual friends resulted in us ending up at the … Continue reading
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