
Leary’s Stash Box
There were always drugs in the house — because everyone who visited him came bearing gifts.
Making visible the "aesthetic envelope" that expresses and shapes feeling, belief, and moral conviction.
There were always drugs in the house — because everyone who visited him came bearing gifts.
Pure poetry of title and color.
The suicidal ideation of the Cold War was infectious, and I caught it young.
I never gave that little silver rabbit to my mother.
A talisman steering me clear of the Siren song of fear and indifference.
I wanted to find a dinosaur fossil, badly.
These totems keep me centered and help focus my thoughts when I got driving duty.
Anyone with five cents could buy one, but I didn’t know that at the time.
One of the first machines invented and used primarily by women.
A mysterious relic created by routine, familiarity, and sentimentality.
Its inner workings make me think of it as a miniature Modernist building.
My talisman keeps me vigilant, wary of the complex bait and switch skills of confidence men.
The hatchet is of Swedish manufacture, and thrums with northern virtues.
It was frayed and melancholy and only slightly hopeful and right up my alley.