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Causing anarchy and rebelliousness while still being an exceptionally nice person
About Me
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- Florist and freelance classical musician, genderfunny, obsessive baker, owner/caretaker of far too many (or far too few, depending on your viewpoint) books. In a nutshell.
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what i'm reading
more than you perhaps ever needed to know: personal writings
- everything with wings is restless: long-distance friendship
- secret agent: queer (in)visibility
- home: chosen family and the best Thanksgiving ever
- heaven is right out there: reality as spirituality
- independence of the personal sort
- the declining years of the long war: letting things become what they are, or should be
- i saw stars
- gravity works slowly: ageing and alone-ness, but not in a bad way
- if you don't get what you need: spring resolutions
- dating bi-as
reviews, music, travels, and a few random related things
- these are a few of my favorite things: naked girls reading
- two steps forward, one back: getting lost in alaska repeatedly
- clothes-minded: a genderqueer drag ball
- Oda a la Bella Desnuda: Naked Girls Reading
- perverted for the evening: holly hughes
- hunger and lesbian appetites: dorothy allison
- we haven't slept in years: amanda palmer and a voice crush fulfilled
- freedom and restraint: the four seasons
- clarity of intent: mozart
- play it again, sam
- roots and heartbeets
- a completely self-centered biscotti-inspired kitchen rant
- castles are burning in my heart: alaska love
- reality is all the god there is: arizona travels
- "this is about cleavage, not about socks on my arms": alaska 2009
because i sometimes like to stay up all night reading poetry
- marge piercy: hand games
- Sandra Cisneros: Bay Poem from Berkeley
- dorothy allison: from "we all nourish truth with our tongues"
- cherrie moraga: from "it's the poverty"
- demetria martinez: wanted
- marge piercy: the inquisition
- li-young lee: from "rain diary"
- frank o'hara: steps
- li-young lee: from "the weepers"
- pablo neruda: ode to the clothes
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