Ok. I think last night I fixed the formatting problem. Indeed I think I fixed it in both firefox and I.E. (different renderings of CSS in different browsers are the bane of my webdesigning). I haven’t tested it on any of the Mac browsers so if anything looks rabidly amiss let me [...]
Entries from June 2005
Excuse the dust
June 24th, 2005 · No Comments
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The Cult of Perfect Motherhood
June 23rd, 2005 · No Comments
A woman on a livejournal community this morning posted that she’s stressed out because her husband wants a baby and she wants a baby too, BUT she also wants to finish her PhD, to teach, to write, to publish (presumably to get tenure). I responded that it’s not an impossible situation if her husband is [...]
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Historical subdivision?
June 10th, 2005 · No Comments
I live near downtown L.A. in a beautiful reasonably well-maintained Victorian house (see photo). It really is lovely, and it makes me very happy to live here. Our lovely, well-maintained house, however, is flanked by two horrendously dilapidated houses. Since I don’t actually own property, the state of the neighboring houses is [...]
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Revolutionary Petunias
June 9th, 2005 · No Comments
The title of this is taken from an Alice Walker poem that always makes me think of changing the world by changing the landscape, revolution with a spade and garden gloves instead of rifles (ignoring for a moment the fact that the content of the poem itself is rather violent).
My brain these days is circling [...]
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Rattle : Poetry for the 21st Century Anniversary Issue Interview with Philip Levine (Winter 1998 Vol 4 no 2)
Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster