Kathleen David | July 7, 2007
You have a fun date today, 07/07/07. Last one you had like this you were 5 which was 07/07/77. My brother (or Patricochet as he is known in some circles) is a pretty cool guy. He has a lovely wife, Carrie, and daughter, Genevieve (who was born about 6 weeks before Caroline. Funny thing, Pat […]
Kathleen David | July 6, 2007
For the longest time I didn’t consider myself an artist. I was a crafty person that could make costumes and puppets. I was good a recreation from pictures and I paid attention to detail. I figured that since I couldn’t draw that I was not a real artist (I still can’t draw worth spit which […]
Kathleen David | July 5, 2007
I was glad to see the rains fall and the thunder roll through last night. It means that the idiots who were firing small armaments might stop. This morning I found only on our lawn five spent rockets. Only our lawn. Not the neighbors on either side of us or the ones across the street. […]
Kathleen David | July 4, 2007
Every year on NPR they have the voice talent read the Declaration. It is one of the most moving things I have ever heard and I look forward to hearing it on the 4th of July. So in that spirit, I present to you that document which changed everything. IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776. The […]
Kathleen David | July 3, 2007
In the dammit column I put the passing of Fred Saberhagen. He was a writer that I discovered in a used book shop with the Dracula Tapes. I then scoured my local library for more of his work. I read through the Berserkers novels then his swords series. I really like his style. Our paths […]
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