I don't submit anymore because I've found a permanent newspaper job, I have a screenplay set for production in November, 2009 and I'm finishing a second stage play. I have noticed that rankings on here can be manipulated by the "zone hosts," especially when they want their own article to be listed as #1 so as establish their bona fides. Pretty tawdry.
I know too much about ...
the dead at Antietam
My parents always told me ...
not to depend on the arts for my livelihood, to get "another arrow for my bow." They never imagined I would simply give up archery.
My childhood ambition ...
was to get out of Laramie and become rich and famous. So far, I've gotten out of Laramie.
My favorite memory ...
is lying on the top of a hill overlooking Jackson Lake in the Tetons listening to a cassette of the Adagio of the Shostakovich 6th and being transported out into the universe, only to return and find I'd been eaten alive by mosquitos. No drugs were involved by the way.
Why I write ...
Because I can't sing and dance.
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Just started re-watching all of "Absolutely Fabulous!" It's even funnier the 2nd time around. I want Jennifer Saunders.
My first job ...
Junior assistant to the University of Wyoming groundseeping staff. I was 14, and the old timers let me drive the sod truck around and taught me how to swear.
Abraham Lincoln's honored place among America's most revered icons is assured. In his memorial at the western edge of the Washington Mall sits his stone effigy, massive and humbling like the fabled statue of Zeus at Olympia. Etched in marble on the walls behind the great figure are the stirring and magnificent words of the Gettysburg Address, words made necessary by the tragic war of aggression he waged against the breakaway states of 19th Century America. Though there is much to admire in Lincoln, serious questions about him linger. Lincoln rose to the presidency as the result of a hate-f...
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Member since: February 2008
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