Jacob Lawrence, Struggle...From the History of the American 
			People No. 19. Thousands of American citizens have been torn from their country and from everything dear to 
			them: they have been dragged on board ships of war of a foreign nation. —Madison, 1 June 1812  (1956) 
		 
		
		
			
			
				 
			 
		 
				
		
		
		
			
		 
		
			Workbook: June, 2007
		 
		
		
			June 30, 2007 : The woman to your right doodles in the margins of her report. 
			June 29, 2007 : In the elevator someone smiles. 
			June 28, 2007 : Coughing. 
			June 27, 2007 : The Division Chief announces that the meeting will be dull. 
			June 26, 2007 : I watch the clock move... 
			June 25, 2007 : The people are all fat. 
			June 24, 2007 : Little Sister, the family rock. 
			June 23, 2007 : Birthday presents. 
			June 22, 2007 : Sorrow. 
			June 21, 2007 : Tall girl... 
			June 20, 2007 : Somehow I had twenty dollars. 
			June 19, 2007 : Concrete steps in dappled light. 
			June 18, 2007 : Eucalyptus. 
			June 17, 2007 : We lived in a beautiful place. 
			June 16, 2007 : Wakes up for Round Two... 
			June 15, 2007 : With half of her heart she desperately wants to be June Cleaver. 
			June 14, 2007 : Your own materialism comes to full focus. 
			June 13, 2007 : Arrests... 
			June 12, 2007 : Your gear is broken, the recording equipment you struggled so long to afford. 
			June 11, 2007 : Where is she? 
			June 10, 2007 : So much stress, pretty much all the time. 
			June 9, 2007 : Hunger. 
			June 8, 2007 : Spills from the driver's seat in slow-motion... 
			June 7, 2007 : Takes a hard-boiled egg from the pan... 
			June 6, 2007 : "Hey asshole." 
			June 5, 2007 : Her new man calls. 
			June 4, 2007 : "Well?" 
			June 3, 2007 : Raccoon eyes. 
			June 2, 2007 : "You knew what you were getting into." 
			June 1, 2007 : Sad stereotype. 
		 
		
		
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