I Love Tearing Things Out Of The

I Love Japanese Design And Fabrics. I Also Love People Who Make Clothes For Mass Consumption But Do It Well And Cleverly.

Having Animals In The City Is Entirely Different From Having Animals Out In The Country. For One Thing, It's More Social. When You Live On Lots Of Acres Without Neighbors Within A Stone's Throw, Your Dog-walks Are Usually Solitary Rambles Over Hill And Dale.

Writing About Someone Well Known Removes That Obligation Of Defending It As A Subject, But It Also Means That Some Of The Surprise And Freshness Is Already Gone. It's So Different - In Some Ways Much Harder For Me.

I Was Never Any Good At Remembering Dates, But Now I Hardly Have To. When The First Bulb Catalogs Get Delivered And The Hens Start Laying Again, That's All The Notice I'll Need To Know That Winter Has Passed.

To My Great Surprise, Twitter Is Not Housed In A Silver Pod That Orbits Earth At Supersonic Speeds, Vacuuming Up And Then Dispersing Digital Bits Of Worldwide Chitchat; It's In A Big, Bland Office Building In Downtown San Francisco, Near A Bowling Alley And An Old Navy.