Martin just finished stacking enormous rocks near posts that will become our short, side garden fence. These rocks are HUGE, each one won with sweat and a great deal of grunting last summer when he and my brother-in-law heaved them out of a state forest (they had a permit, of course, likely the only 'rock-picking' permit issued last year).
After a day of newspapering and mulching beds, I was covered with a fine layer of black dust, which I finally and gratefully washed down the drain. Showers must be one of life's finest pleasures. And now I am listening to a maddening fly and trying to build up enough gumption to fit in a little more work tonight--this time on the computer on a story that was just accepted provided I revise a few things. I would have had it done by now if it weren't for the long beautiful sunny days.
Here are a pictures of a few journals I've received this spring with my work printed inside them. The links to the websites are below right under "My Scribblings."
No. Gumption.
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I've so enjoyed reading your work, Kim. You always leave me hungry for more.
Jill,
You are very kind. I enjoy reading your writing, too. . .and this fall I'm really hoping you will share much of your teaching expertise with me. Martin mentioned you as a super person to talk to about teaching. And so I will. I am less of a teacher than I am a writer, I suppose. I panic when students take notes while I'm talking--no, no, don't write it down! Don't take my word for it!
I was delighted to hear that you'll be on campus this semester. Will you have time to chat before or after class? And, if you see any students taking notes, let me know...I want to see this phenomenon! I do think that teaching creative writing is harder than some subjects. What if I'm wrong?
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