I once had a wonderfulbook of Ed Ruscha's. It was called "Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass." This post is titled in his honor.
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Wow, this looks much different from the Gihon right now, let me tell ya! We got at least another foot of snow yesterday here in VT and there's not nearly the amount of wildlife in the yard behind Shultz sculpture (animals either.)
Hoping to finish my manuscript this weekend for a deadline next week, so it's a good time to be in hibernation mode. I'm feeling thankful. Snail mail is on its way to you.
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