We all become important when we realize our goal
should be to figure out our role within the context of the whole...
(Kimya Dawson, I Like Giants)
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About Me
- Joyce Ellen Davis
- 1. In dreams I am often young and thin with long blond hair. 2. In real life I am no longer young, or thin, or blonde. 3. My back hurts. 4. I hate to sleep alone. (Fortunately I don't have to!) 5. My great grandfather had 2 wives at once. 6. I wish I had more self-discipline. (I was once fired from a teaching position in a private school because they said I was "too unstructured and undisciplined." --Who, me??? Naaaahhh....) 7. I do not blame my parents for this. Once, at a parent-teacher conference, the teacher told me my little boy was "spacey." We ALL are, I told her. The whole fan damily is spacey. She thought I was kidding. I wasn't. 8. I used to travel with a theater reperatory company. My parents weren't happy about this. 9. My mother was afraid that I would run off and paint flowers on my cheeks and live in a commune, and grow vegetables. I once smoked pot. ONE TIME. 10. I don't drink or smoke. (Or swear, much. Well, I drink milk, and water, and orange juice, and stuff. Cocoa. I love Pepsi.) 11. Most of my friends are invisible. 12. I am a poet and a writer. All of my writing on these pages is copyrighted. Borrowing (without acknowledgment) is a sin.
BOOKS I HAVE WRITTEN (click on image to buy)
Chrysalis
In Willy's House
TRIPTYCH--Three Short Stories
A Book of Fours
Pepek the Assassin
My Grandkids
Awards
2 comments:
Hey there, just dropping by to see if you have the LDSBlogs webring code on your page. Are you still running into trouble or did you decide you didn't want to be part of our community? Just let me know.
Hi Joyce!
I do feel I'd go crazy if it were not for my blog friends. This song made me smile. ;)
I'm very sorry I got so behind I missed the post on your brother. He has a very strong spirit and I loved your goodnight.
On the arm comment, a week before Christmas I fell and tore my rotator cuff. Surgery was no longer an option but it healed anyway. I was days away from a wheelchair...whew!
The sun is here! Woohoo!
HUGS
Robin
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