Whatev. I really am indifferent. There really won't be any major changes--I'm still going to be learning, which is all I care about. Alfred Steiglitz was married to Georgia O'Keefe and he took this really cool picture of Sherwood Anderson that I have on my desk and I was looking at it at the time of posting. He wrote "Winesburg, Ohio" and "The Triumph of the Egg" and "Dark Laughter." Most notably, though, he greatly influenced the development of Hemingway's and Faulkner's prose styles. And we do need to watch the Tales from A. video set when you come. You haven't even seen the good one where Sara Stanely, Peg "The Witch" Bowen, and Nanny Lousia discover hidden treasure. Just kidding, they never do that. But Sara DOES really jump off of the barn and breaks her leg when she lands on the frozen pond below. The shot is a classic: angered Sara at her possible exile, indignancy rises, and in a flash she lays on the cold sheet of inevitibility as the camera zooms into her crime scene-esque pose, prostrate and sprawled on the ice below. CLASSIC. Anyway, though, she wants her dress to sparkle like moonlight, but Nanny Lousia must moonlight to make ends meet--oh the halcyon days of P.E. Island!
I made you a Christmas card, and it looks HOT in the words of Paris.
Anyway, though, she wants her dress to sparkle like moonlight, but Nanny Lousia must moonlight to make ends meet--oh the halcyon days of P.E. Island!
I made you a Christmas card, and it looks HOT in the words of Paris.
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