| Smile of purity 8/24/01 SM Fishman Like the innocence of a baby’s smile, or children at a playground, the rabbits in my yard, the locusts song in the trees, rain pouring down the roofs… purity. |
| Fossilization 8/24/01 SM Fishman I don’t know what separated you from the rest, nor do I care to know. It was something about you That stood out, leaving an impression that is still fossilized in my mind. |
| A living room arrangement 8/24/01 SM Fishman Owning furniture is a sign of settlement. My nomadic tendencies dominate. Hunting & gathering, materialistic signs of permanence have no home in mine. How long can I keep moving? It’s not about the furniture – its about commitment. It’s not about commitment, it’s about a way of life that I have never known otherwise. |
| NOTE: I was moving every 2 years for work and never owned much of anything. Now I finally own some furniture and don't have an interest in relocatiing anytime soon. |