the last ditch: You said what? Vol. 1

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Tuesday, February 08, 2005

You said what? Vol. 1

Words a banker ought never utter:

"Now, if you'll just sign your life away... "

Not the highlight of my banking appointment this afternoon. How you say, "pause for thought?"

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Tuesday, February 08, 2005

You said what? Vol. 1

just recently

the few & far between:
getting personal / about me

and the not-so-personal

"when you're slapped,
you'll take it.
and like it."

humprey bogart as "sam spade"
in the maltese falcon
when making Peter Lorre
his bitch.

thelastditch
@ gmail.com

"Writing for a living
is a privilege
not a God-given right,
as the opportunities are few
though sought after
by many.
There are years of rejection
which serve
as a crude winnowing process,
after which
those left standing
are those
who simply must write."

-Novelist Richard Ford.

Tuesday, February 08, 2005

You said what? Vol. 1

just recently

the few & far between: getting personal / about me

and the not-so-personal

"when you're slapped, you'll take it. and like it."

humprey bogart as "sam spade" in the maltese falconwhen making Peter Lorrehis bitch.

thelastditch@ gmail.com

"Writing for a livingis a privilegenot a God-given right, as the opportunities are fewthough sought afterby many.There are years of rejectionwhich serveas a crude winnowing process,after whichthose left standingare thosewho simply must write."

-Novelist Richard Ford.

the few & far between:
getting personal / about me

"when you're slapped,
you'll take it.
and like it."

humprey bogart as "sam spade"
in the maltese falcon
when making Peter Lorre
his bitch.

thelastditch
@ gmail.com

"Writing for a living
is a privilege
not a God-given right,
as the opportunities are few
though sought after
by many.
There are years of rejection
which serve
as a crude winnowing process,
after which
those left standing
are those
who simply must write."