JULY 10 was an incredibly busy day here on earth. I can't believe all the stuff that happened on that day. Happy belated. Next year I'll be more on top of the fact.
Hi Gail, I just read your comment on Mary's wall. I'm so sorry to hear about your husband and am glad you have Mary's wonderful book to help transport you. You all are in my thoughts. David
I love this new picture of you, here, too. I think I can pick out from the dog and the man which one is you. Unlike the five friends. (Unless that's your family and you are strangely absent and then, it's still a nice photo).
Hi Gail, Thanks for your note. That anderbo.com piece is interesting...I've already received more emails about it in one day than most of my other stories combined. I feel as if, because it's non-fiction, it's off as an actual piece of writing. I've got no filter. Beyond that, the prose is plain -- and everything I've been doing lately is anything but plain. So it feels strange to have it out there. Still, Rick Rofihe is one of my favorite editors to have worked with. He could not have been kinder, more patient, throughout the entire process. Non-fiction. What a rag.
hi gail, i never paid you back for writing on my wall. i'm paying you back now. i liked your Obama story on your blog. you seem alive to your own strangenesses in that tale, which is very much something I can relate to.... Also i like your AWP story. Gives us who aren't going this yr a little consolation maybe....
Very cool. ...David Orr is a great friend to Crossroads. I was in a bidding war with him for a signed Chicago Fire t-shirt at our annual event last year.
Hi Gail! Thanks for the lovely comment. I almost begged you on MySpace to read TWINS so it's a good thing that you liked it. I brought almost all the Dermanskys here, except my sister who is a photographer. I'd love to read a story by you.
JULY 10 was an incredibly busy day here on earth. I can't believe all the stuff that happened on that day. Happy belated. Next year I'll be more on top of the fact.
I am really enjoying your blog!!
ty Gail! so nice to hear!
Hi Gail, thanks for checking out my suicide note piece and for your kind words. Chhers, David
Hi Gail, I just read your comment on Mary's wall. I'm so sorry to hear about your husband and am glad you have Mary's wonderful book to help transport you. You all are in my thoughts. David
Thanks Gail!
I love this new picture of you, here, too. I think I can pick out from the dog and the man which one is you. Unlike the five friends. (Unless that's your family and you are strangely absent and then, it's still a nice photo).
we may have the same dog. I don't know how to post a pic here, but you can see him on my blog: http://www.megpokrass.com
Hi Gail, Thanks for your note. That anderbo.com piece is interesting...I've already received more emails about it in one day than most of my other stories combined. I feel as if, because it's non-fiction, it's off as an actual piece of writing. I've got no filter. Beyond that, the prose is plain -- and everything I've been doing lately is anything but plain. So it feels strange to have it out there. Still, Rick Rofihe is one of my favorite editors to have worked with. He could not have been kinder, more patient, throughout the entire process. Non-fiction. What a rag.
hi gail, i never paid you back for writing on my wall. i'm paying you back now. i liked your Obama story on your blog. you seem alive to your own strangenesses in that tale, which is very much something I can relate to.... Also i like your AWP story. Gives us who aren't going this yr a little consolation maybe....
We do? How about that? AND you're in Evanston, which was my home for six years before moving to Seattle!
Very cool. ...David Orr is a great friend to Crossroads. I was in a bidding war with him for a signed Chicago Fire t-shirt at our annual event last year.
I love Andorra by Peter Cameron!
Who are you in this picture? Its like a game. I am going to guess that you're the woman in the bottom middle.
Hi Gail! Thanks for the lovely comment. I almost begged you on MySpace to read TWINS so it's a good thing that you liked it. I brought almost all the Dermanskys here, except my sister who is a photographer. I'd love to read a story by you.
I feel better now that you're here too.