Laurenburg

When I was in fifth grade my class went on a trip to Colonial Williamsburg. For one of our projects we had to create a town. My dad and I created a magical world of popsicle sticks that looked more like the O.K. Coral than 1776. Let's be honest, my dad did most of the work. But, when he was done, he dubbed the town Laurenburg and painted the word on a popsicle stick sign. Ah, sweet Laurenburg.

Monday, February 25, 2008

And then there was light

So, I woke up this morning laying on my right side with Evan curled up behind me. My mind was mixed between slumber, sex, and rude awakenings. The melody of a country song ran through every nook and cranny of my brain and I knew it was a race against the clock to write down the sweet words that were about to be erased as I became fully conscious.

"Evan, do you have any paper?"
"Mmmm. [pause] Huh?" he replied.
"I need a pencil and paper."
"There's one on your side, on the chair."
I pull a pad out from under a short stack of papers and start mumbling, "pen, there's no pen!"
Evan rolls half way over, grabs a pen, and then back. One of the perks of being married to a cartoonist, there's always pencil and paper.

All this build up, I hope it is worth it, for here is what I wrote:
Oh I(iiiiiiii) don't smoke tobacco and I don't drink no more
Now I(iiiiiiii) like to keep things simple
But I feel high when I'm in your arms

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