Mark Phillips' Pages: Workbook: February 2005

Jacob Lawrence, "The Life of Frederick Douglass No. 1" (1939) — Jacob Lawrence, The Life of Frederick Douglass No. 1. In Talbot County, eastern shore, state of Maryland, in a thinly populated worn-out district inhabited by a white population of the lowest order, among slaves who in point of ignorance were fully in accord with their surroundings-it was here that Frederick Douglass was born and spent the first years of his childhood-February 1818. (1939)

Workbook February, 2005

February 28, 2005: "Your message was inappropriate,"...
February 27, 2005: We need to plan.
February 26, 2005: Drunk and lonely, I walked home several miles...
February 25, 2005: Two old friends, unseen for years, arrive simultaneously.
February 24, 2005: "He's cuuuuuute!," she told me.
February 23, 2005: She told me once...
February 22, 2005: On her dormroom door she posted a lyric from The Rover:
February 21, 2005: A hobby store, selling model airplanes and wargames.
February 20, 2005: The decline of morality in the epoch of imperialism.
February 19, 2005: One of the vulgarizations of psychoanalysis holds that men fall in love with women who are like their mothers.
February 18, 2005: The strongest sensation of stab or slash wounds is not pain but heat.
February 17, 2005: Your old neighborhood.
February 16, 2005: Blue heart pendant.
February 15, 2005: Colleague, blonde, forty...
February 14, 2005: Sex as art.
February 13, 2005: Charm like a laser beam...
February 12, 2005: "This is a big thing!", she said.
February 11, 2005: "Come here."
February 10, 2005: Most people would probably never leave a guest waiting forty minutes...
February 9, 2005: "It's faster if I fly."
February 8, 2005: There are sheep present.
February 7, 2005: Six-volt lantern battery.
February 6, 2005: She could use the computer I keep in the bathroom.
February 5, 2005: "It's water, isn't it?"
February 4, 2005: From atop her cross the Queen of Self Pity says, "I guess I don't have a sister anymore."
February 3, 2005: There's one on a small table near the stairs.
February 2, 2005: "You have to admit there's something strange about your friendship."
February 1, 2005: An old acquaintance has contacted you.