Nathan Tyree: Larry King Smells Like Cheese
Having at look at the amazon page for Mr. Overby is Falling, I discovered a new review. Someone in White Plains, NY loved my book!
I have a sick cat. The poor kid broke his leg and now must live in my bathroom. Cat's look funny when they hobble around on three legs.
In other news: I've been thinking about dogs. Some dogs have a look to them. It's the expression on their face, but it's more than that. It's the way they carry themselves; the way their tails stand up and seem to wag of their own volition; the roll of their shoulders when they walk; the erect positioning of their heads. What I'm talking about here is that look that says: "I'm so happy to be a dog." When a dog has that look it's the first thing you notice about them. You see it before you can make out their breed, or their size. That look is a look of utter joy in each moment of life. Joy that is created by nothing more than sheer existence.
Humans don't have a corresponding look.
Mood: Hungry
Music: The Who
Browsing: But now then
Having at look at the amazon page for Mr. Overby is Falling, I discovered a new review. Someone in White Plains, NY loved my book!
I have a sick cat. The poor kid broke his leg and now must live in my bathroom. Cat's look funny when they hobble around on three legs.
In other news: I've been thinking about dogs. Some dogs have a look to them. It's the expression on their face, but it's more than that. It's the way they carry themselves; the way their tails stand up and seem to wag of their own volition; the roll of their shoulders when they walk; the erect positioning of their heads. What I'm talking about here is that look that says: "I'm so happy to be a dog." When a dog has that look it's the first thing you notice about them. You see it before you can make out their breed, or their size. That look is a look of utter joy in each moment of life. Joy that is created by nothing more than sheer existence.
Humans don't have a corresponding look.
Mood: Hungry
Music: The Who
Browsing: But now then