Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Portrait of a Booze Booze Body, Late December Something, Indiana Somewhere Near Chicago
I had the Christmas thoughts
I didn't like them
I had the beer thoughts
I liked them
I didn't like them
I had the beer thoughts
I liked them
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Dogs,
etcetera,
For fun,
history eraser button,
naked belly buttons,
Things
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
hey muncie

i'm posting this here because i'm guessing there are more muncie people who read this blog than there are muncie people who read my own personal blog.
flyer by peter davis. reading graciously set up by peter davis.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Portrait of a Rich Poet, December 19th, 2009, Indiana
I read fifty pages of my assets record.
I laughed at all meanings of the word "poor".
I fit into several of my racecars.
I spent ten minutes sorting Fabergé eggs on my desk.
I laughed at all meanings of the word "poor".
I fit into several of my racecars.
I spent ten minutes sorting Fabergé eggs on my desk.
Portrait of a Poor Poet, December 19th, 2009, Indiana
I read fifty pages of Everything is Illuminated.
I contemplated all meanings of the word "poor".
I fit into several of the definitions.
I spent ten minutes sorting change on my desk.
I contemplated all meanings of the word "poor".
I fit into several of the definitions.
I spent ten minutes sorting change on my desk.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Here is a list of things that I like about christmas
Getting stuff from my relatives
Eating ham
Seeing people I haven't seen in a long time that I want to see
That is probably it.
One time my grandma gave me
a remote controlled race car
and I drove it in her apartment building
off the cliff that was the third floor
overlooking the canyon of the foyer
and it still worked when I rescued it.
Eating ham
Seeing people I haven't seen in a long time that I want to see
That is probably it.
One time my grandma gave me
a remote controlled race car
and I drove it in her apartment building
off the cliff that was the third floor
overlooking the canyon of the foyer
and it still worked when I rescued it.
Labels:
Dan Bailey,
Dogs,
Jeremy Bauer,
Ryan Rader,
Shaun Gannon
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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