Monthly Archives: March 2002

Dada guesses the candy

Theo asked “Is this a metaphor?”  Mom said, “No, this is a fish.” Continue reading

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It looks like we got our asthmatic

Perhaps we’ll end up lucky, and it’ll turn out as a normal case of manageable childhood asthma that she’ll outgrow. Continue reading

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Thoughts upon a tombstone photo

Despite everything, he lived to the remarkable age of 86, dying on the eighteenth anniversary of his wife’s death. Continue reading

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Bide thy thyme

Idiot Boy from next door decides it’s time to get out and mow his front yard, covering me all over with the dirt and pollen and who-knows what. Continue reading

Posted in Gardening, House | 4 Comments

Another thing “Every Texan Should Do” checked off the list

I turned around and told him that Crockett had been dead for two months at that point, which is why he wasn’t on the plaque. Continue reading

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More weekend plant-wrestling

I couldn’t restrain myself, and bought a slew of tomato plants, some dill, and some peppermint. Continue reading

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Beat with the ugly stick

They’re comfortable sitting in a wheelbarrow sandwiched between two layers of compost, but they won’t be happy if I don’t get them in the ground. Continue reading

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I don’t know whether it was a good weekend or a bad weekend

I try to let go of hope and return to Zen hunting—hoping that someday the right Other will come into my life. Continue reading

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The wearin o’ the . . . orange

I ain’t wearin’ no green. Continue reading

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Pecan progress and garden guff

I need to go buy a bundle of surveyor’s stakes this weekend. Continue reading

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