Last night I was stopped at a railway crossing. I counted 58 cars, but there was another train behind it, and I didn't count those. It was an immediate experiential understanding that I was in the Midwest.
posted by the other Joan @ 8:54 AM
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
The Art of the Day is: Keeping Count
Last night I was stopped at a railway crossing. I counted 58 cars, but there was another train behind it, and I didn't count those. It was an immediate experiential understanding that I was in the Midwest.
Last night I was stopped at a railway crossing. I counted 58 cars, but there was another train behind it, and I didn't count those. It was an immediate experiential understanding that I was in the Midwest.
Some days "It takes all the running you can do to stay in the same place". This blog is to chronicle the running, and point out the interesting things, people, places, I meet on the way.
About Me
- Name: the other Joan
- Location: New Hampshire, United States
I've lived in all 4 New states, NY, NJ, NM, NH. I grew up as far away as you can from Manhattan and still take the subway.(I used to put subway tokens in my penny loafers so I could click my heels three times and go home). I've sung solo in the Parma Opera House. My brother and sister are twins. I believe that people want to be used, but they want to be used well.
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