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There is a reason I have a full-time job; the starving artist thing is
not attractive and I have a blast doing what I do. So here are some
items of equal merit as velvet-elvis paintings, drawn from wrinkled
old sheets of mad scribblings.

virga
Inspired by the wisps of rain going nowhere...

Ramblings of a Maniac
Who is the person frothing at the mouth? Don't we have rules against this sort
of cyber-nonsense? It cannot be... Can it? Nah....

Random Walks in the Southwest
are photos and descriptions from various locales from the lower left edge (geographically) of America.

More than Four Corners
includes photos of some of my favorite more-wild, less-trampled places
in Arizona. Tourists, RVs, and the un-adventurous need not apply. But don't tell
too many folks about these places... i hate crowds... i really do

East Meets West
On my pilgrimage to Arizona I penned this piece
covering the journey across the vast sub-continent of Texas. It truly was a feat. Well, not really.

The Rose Rock
a story of... a rock? a rose?... well, just read the damn thing! And don't laugh. It's not autobiographical.

david
my brother who never got to be

change
got some spare? s'il vous plaît?

declaration
Can i sell a vowel?

walkin'
So who needs that bum, eddie abbey? What did he know about wandering among the sage and cactus? He was probably some psuedo-name for some dentist from New Jersey. Damn bum.

Havasu
a poem. A lame poem. Nice photo. Cool place.
Like a tropical island dropped into the middle of a crack in the desert plateau.

Canyon Grande
another poem! lamer? nicer photo?
Watch out for that leeeeeeeeeeeeeeedge....

Saguaro Quotes
If they could only talk
rather then just holding their arms up in mock frustration. They would have so much to say!

hakatai
When we first started this web server back in November '93, I got
plenty of questions about name in our URL like:

"Nice
pages, but what the #@%*+ is
hakatai?"

There is an answer!

Ain't Superstitious
records a venture into the Superstition Mountains of Arizona. Recipes too!
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