MATERIAL THINGS

 

 

 

My watch:

 

            A wind-up Timex (for my 25th birthday)

 

 

Cologne:

 

            Patchouli or Adidas

 

 

Something important I have on my desk:

 

            M y laptop when it's not travelling

 

 

What I have on my wall:

 

Colored-in felt posters, MUNI maps, calendar, R.E.M. poster, "Ithaca, NY" T-shirt, U.S. Grades of Feeder Steers poster, speakers, nicotone

 

 

What I am hiding:

 

            Muscle magazines, old shoes, pictures

 

 

What's on my nighttable:

 

Candles, three small stuffed animals, a small cupboard with two pictures, TV remote, cell-phone charger, house phone

 

 

What I wear when sleeping:

 

            Cold nights: T-shirt and boxers/Warm nights: Nothing

 

 

Things I like to buy:

 

            CDs, books, practicalities

 

 

If only I could I buy it:

 

            An IPod

 

 

I collect:

 

            CDs

 

 

What I don't have much of:

 

            Sports-related material

 

 

My strangest possession:

 

My lamp with the sky blue snakeskin and blue feather shade

 

 

My most expensive possession:

 

            As a whole, my CD collection

 

 

My most prized:

 

            (see above)

 

 

In my opinion, material possessions are:

 

A luxury and privilege driven by the country's collective faith in pieces of green paper

 

 

Three things I would rescue in a disaster:

 

            My cat, my laptop, and my bookbag

 

 

 

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