A proper birthday dinner
at The Kitchen,
a late 50th,
an on-time 22nd.
A Rusty Nail and a Kitchen Sunset
for starters,
aborted.
No I.D.
No exceptions.
No problem.
We left.
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- Observations while Mowing the Lawn
- This Machine Kills Freedom
- The Multiplicative Effect
- Deer Trail Road Race I: Preparations
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- Deer Trail Road Race III: Scenes from Deer Trail
- Deer Trail Road Race IV: The end of a long day
- Hope Springs Eternal
- Checkerboards and Numbers
- Pennsylvania Primary: Bumming on Grove Street
- The Singer
- Adopt a Road Clean-up
- Home is where the heart is
- A glass as large as a bottle
- Poetry Reading, Venue #2
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- Never Let Me Go: One of the strangest page turners I have ever read. Not sure if I could recommend it, though.
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: On eating locally, and from your own garden. Food for thought!
- Slouching Towards Bethlehem: Appropriate reading while listening to audio clips from Mayor Richard Daley on how he's going to keep the peace during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
- The Razor's Edge: A character for everyone to relate to. A must read.
- Snow: Only finished half of this story of a somewhat nutty Turkish poet in a land torn apart between secularism and Islam.
- The Things They Carried: A 43 year old journalist reflects on his experiences in war. A good book worth reading.
- Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress: A delightful, quick read. HIghly recommend it.
- Le Cle dans La Porte: The French got quite a bit harder and I'm still working on this one! Zut, alors!
- The Audacity of Hope: After reading this, I am even more impressed with Barack.
- Dreams of my Russian Summers - Awesome book
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