On Letters and Life: November 2012

On Letters and Life

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Inspiration- Thorns

Pont du Normandie

Omaha Beach, view from the cemetery

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Feliz: Ever since I first discovered books, I knew what I wanted to do when I grew up. I was going to have a job where I could read all day long and where I could wallow in words and play with them to my heart's desire. However, life had something else in store for me. You know the saying, life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans, right? Tell me about it. Anyway, before I knew it, I found myself in college learning a "decent profession" - one which, although it includes a lot of talking, is as far removed from "playing with words" as possible. What followed were years of doing an insane variety of odd jobs to finance my study, and afterwards years of traveling in order to make a career. This too passed, though, and I eventually put down roots. Today, I live with one man, two dogs, four budgies and about seven dozen fish. When I'm not glued to my computer or a book, I run, play the flute, drive around on my motorbike, or try for the umpteenth time to get a single hydrangea to survive in my garden. So far, I've killed about twenty of them. Hope the poor darlings won't hold it against me and await me in heaven one day.

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