Oh the aches, the pains, the suffering to which we all are witness, but this baby is the suffering of somebody else, and my livelihood.
posted by Simona @ 2:01 PM
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Tangier, sometime home to Paul Bowles, Matisse, Samuel Beckett, Brion Gysin, Yves Saint-Laurent, and now, Simona Eva Schneider. Read my tales, however small or tall in serious storybook form. A cinema is in the making here in Tangier with an element of suspense due to an unstable bureaucracy. Will Chaplin and Murnau make their debut this summer in the plazas of Tangier? Will Chantal Ackerman find a Tangerine audience? Only the Tangier Telegram knows.
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- At the port: If they catch us, they'll make us pay...
- When my sister graduated from N.Y.U's Stern School...
- A Berber man sitting on the sidewalk outside the Cafe
- Interrupted
- The wife of Le Figaro reporter. There was no way s...
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Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Oh the aches, the pains, the suffering to which we all are witness, but this baby is the suffering of somebody else, and my livelihood.
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