Lizards crawl out

from the cracks

in my heart

sometimes.

I don’t see them

but afterwards I

find their droppings

around me.

                                           nm2017

I just sat down in the corner chair by the bookcase and picked up a book I wrote in 2015, to see what I thought of it  now.  I read it through and was satisfied to find I like it. (I hadn’t been too sure about the stories).  I didn’t announce its self publication on Create Space, and didn’t even offer the library a copy. I focussed my attention on my incest book and tucked Time Wrinkles, a plebian portfolio down to earth & over the top in story & verse away.  Last year I gave my incest book away in pdf form (see that page of this blog) and will probably do likewise with Time Wrinkles in a year or two. But I just wanted to let you know.

I fear our leader may be delusional.  It seems possible he really believes what he says.  Two of his latest statements suggest seriously that he needs some  care.  I can only imagine how his staff must be trying to figure out how to get him to accept some help.  Given that we’ve had at least two presidents who were augmented behind closed doors by their spouses (or so I’ve I read), apparently this eventuality is not covered by the constitution.  As irate as I have been by his presidency, I am coming to experience more concern—and fear—tonight.

it appeared on Twitter, and this is my infinitesimal blog, but I was impressed by it
Andrew Cuomo
@NYGovCuomo

NY has given $116 billion more to the federal government than we received since 2015.

Kentucky *took* $148 billion more from the federal government than it gave.

Just give NY our money back, Senator McConnell.

Ray Villafane, http://villafanestudios.com/

Let’s think. Why would hairdressers, massage therapists and tattoo parlors be opening among the select few non essential businesses in Georgia today?  Let’s see–they all consist of touching, so–either he has it in for these people, or it’s follow the money.  Surely not!

1. He could be buddies with the owner of one or all of  these places (or he or his family own one or a string of them?)
2. He could be a misogynist, out to get primpy women
3. He could want to get rid of the part of society that flocks to tattoo shops
4. He may be super religious and has massage therapists confused with massage parlors for sex.                                                                                                                                                                  Sorry, I don’t live in Georgia, and am really looking at the problem from a logical, not political, point of view.  But even politically?    Suggestions welcome.                             OH–Maybe he figures many won’t want to go to these, and he can avoid protests!