May 15, 2009

The sound of Cheerios dying

May 15, 2009/ Susan Goldberg

Blurry teeth marks on placemat.

Outlet.

Beach towel over chair.

Baby Alice — clothed.

Mother’s Day present.

Fishie hands.

Things up high I.

Things up high II.

Cheerios at risk.

Trains on coffee table.

Back yard.

Things up high III.

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Susan L. Goldberg

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