Virge, I just spotted your email from the other day...wow this is wonderful news about your adopting!!!! Hey I read in the paper how Russia's lenient adoption laws were tightened up recently---a symptom of old nationalistic fervor welling up in their politics, no doubt. And by the way, I love your dog...send him to me wrapped snuggily in blanket on the next NY downwind.
Why she did, old sport, I guess she got me there. Looks like a lot of dialogue, eh? Well, I must read it first, see what she's cooking up these days. cool.
She had on last week I think. Hold on it's here: http://www.online-literature.com/for...ad.php?t=40151. I liked it.
And where the hell's Riesa's poems, anyway? (I figure I'd mention her name randomly like you used to do in the old days and she'd appear, just like that. Sort of like conjuring spirits. Boo. //Or she's just playing with all of her fun Christmas toys. Some girls have all the luck hog dunnit)
I can't remember if I saw that one. Ok I'll check it out.
Virge, if you haven't all ready, you gotta see Natalie Wood in Splendor In The Grass. She recites some Wordsworth verse at the end too, special just for us poesy types.
I haven't seen Bridgette Bardot in quite a while. Of those women you mentioned, I guess I was attracted to Natalie Wood.
And while I'm at it I might as well confess that I have a crush on Bridgette Bardot. It started after I watched the Wicker Man flick with her dancing dreamily nudey. Sylvia Plath, Anais Nin, Bridgette Bardot, my Natalie Wood. Of course they'd all have to be dead.
Virge, be honest, wouldn't you rather a French woman? No offense to American women, oh no, of course not. Meanwhile, thanks for the tip...I'm off to see whether Sweets beat up her crabby landlord, knowing that US landlords are pains in the arseses
Oh the only interesting stuff is in Sweets America's blog. She came to America and had to find her way around after not getting along with her first landlord. Read her blogs going back to September or was it August.
