and level-headed. The sink furthest back in the picture took two tries and several hours. It was a major pain to assemble. The closer sink . . . a breeze.
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About Me
- Oliver de la Paz
- I teach creative writing at College of the Holy Cross and I'm the author of Furious Lullaby, Names Above Houses, and Requiem for the Orchard, and Post Subject: A Fable. For updates about my readings, visit my website at www.oliverdelapaz.com.
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6 comments:
These are some of the dreamiest poet pics on the internet. Seriously. Oh come to my house and build me a pretty bathroom, (eye flutter) please!
Thanks! And, since you asked so nicely . . .
Hi Oliver! This is Jonathan Santos. I am not sure you would remember me from LMU years ago. Great blog! We are just beginning to create one and yours is certainly an inspiration. Reminiscing about those days at LMU here in Geneva makes it seems that it was worlds away!
Merry Christmas Oliver!
I just wanted to leave you a comment to say that I saw your poem on versedaily today. It is really beautiful and frightening. I can't wait to read the rest of the book.
Merry Christmas!
Hey Jonathan, good to hear from you after so long a time. Geneva . . . Switzerland?? Wow.
Merry Christmas, to you, Jack, and the rest of the crew, Jenni.
And thanks, Stephanie. I'm not that scary in real life. Also, thanks for letting me know 'bout the poem. Had no idea it was up. Happy Holidays to you too!
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