.... and over on 4938 East 3rd Street

What your living space says to you: create! create! create! (um .... I should say here that I am referring to art)
What do you miss about home when abroad: Champ N Attie, Quick Trip
What do you miss about abroad when home: Most everything but mainly the lack of tumbleweeds
Best recent gift: a collage and pencil piece that Will made for me
Building you'd most like to live in: the apartment that we rented in Paris
Building you'd least like to live in: communist era block housing
Happiest part of your living space: "the apartment" ...Thee back part of our house ...We don't ever use the front part of the house ..
Saddest part of your living space: right now? The pool
Hobby: the weights, docs
Obsolete item you won't part with: N/A I am not nostalgic nor do I have connections to objects ... I can throw away anything
Most philosophical household object: The Emile M. Ciora quote in the living room, "What pride to discover that nothing belongs to you."
Collected works: N/A ... not a collector either .... see "Obsolete item you won’t part with"
What’s always in the fridge: pepsi one, Bill Jack and water (in fact that is usually the only thing in the fridge)
Morning routine: wake up at 6:50 .. Will and I take the dogs to Braden Park .. then I go home to get ready for work to be there by 9 (ok ok ... 9-ish)
Procrastination technique: Will has taught me the sweet techniqueignoregnignoregnignoregnor
Household chore I must do: tidy up ... things are not right in my soul unless everything is put away
Prized possession: oh wow ... ok I am going to at least attempt these object questions ... ummmmmmm uhhhhhhhh
Tech item you can’t live without: i-Pod
What’s always with you: Airborne
Favorite place to relax: bed
Essential clothing cardigandigans or hoodies
Next big purchase: maybe some sweaters at Target?
Oddest part of your living space: The bar
Evening routine: walk the dogs at McClure then I drop Will off at the pool and I go to the gym then we go home, Will writes and I read NY Times, USA Today (I know, I know .. guilty pleasure) and Tulsa World, then possibly watch one of our shows or movies ... sleep by 10:30
geriatricratric bliss!
Books by bed: Home Comforts: The Art and Science of Keeping House, Maybe Baby: 28 Writers Tell the Truth About Skepticism, Infertility, Baby Lust, Childlessness, Ambivalence, and How They Made the Biggest Decision of Their Lives, My Freshman Year: What a Professor Learned by Becoming a Student, 102 Minutes: The Untold Story of the Fight to Survive Inside the Twin Towers, Donuts: An American Passion, Speed the Plow, Life Studies by Robert Lowell and a book of poems about dogs (there are more but these are the ones I can remember off hand)