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Right now, I’m not going to order them, just trying to think of objects that might show who I’ve been, what I’m becoming. \u00a0This is the first pass. \u00a0May need more, more specificity. Some of these may come off and others added. \u00a0But, it’s a start.<\/p>\n
When I do this fully, like the British Museum did, I’ll provide label copy for each object.<\/p>\n
Daisy: \u00a0a green Velveteen Rabbited toy of Dagwood and Blondie’s dog. \u00a0With eyes resewed and body stitched.<\/p>\n
The Red Celica<\/p>\n
The doorknob above the third shelf of our first apartment on Lincon Street in Alexandria<\/p>\n
The coal augur in the same apartment building<\/p>\n
The cave friends and I dug in the backyard of 311 Monroe Street<\/p>\n
A stack of comic books<\/p>\n
A plastic lunch tray from elementary school<\/p>\n
A mat at Miss May’s kindergarten<\/p>\n
Mortar boards with tassels moved<\/p>\n
A draft card<\/p>\n
The Greenwich Hotel in NYC<\/p>\n
Angkor Wat<\/p>\n
St. Winifred’s Holy Well<\/p>\n
Castle Conwy<\/p>\n
A dismantled alarm clock<\/p>\n
Sodium in water<\/p>\n
A beer bottle<\/p>\n
A pack of Pall Malls<\/p>\n
A deck of cards<\/p>\n
A book, let’s say a specific book, The Glass Bead Game<\/p>\n
Goya’s Dr. Arrieta<\/p>\n
The Henry Moore sculpture honoring Enrique Fermi at the University of Chicago<\/p>\n
A bible, the RSV<\/p>\n
A contract for deed<\/p>\n
3122 153rd ave. NW<\/p>\n
A table at D’amico’s Cucina<\/p>\n
An auditorium in Toronto<\/p>\n
A study carrel in the corner on the third floor at United Theological Seminary<\/p>\n
A wicker basket<\/p>\n
A blue uniform<\/p>\n
A pair of skis<\/p>\n
An iron lung<\/p>\n
A 1950 Chevy Panel Truck<\/p>\n
A Dayton-Hudson Corporation Foundation board room late at night<\/p>\n
A bassinet in an office<\/p>\n
Stamps from the Vatican Post Office<\/p>\n
A jar of Artemis Honey<\/p>\n
A bill for an act: M.E.E.D.<\/p>\n
An apartment building on the West Bank<\/p>\n
A dog collar<\/p>\n
A loaded trailer<\/p>\n
A cemetery<\/p>\n
A cut off pony tail<\/p>\n
A desk<\/p>\n
A computer<\/p>\n
Make-up<\/p>\n
An All-Saint’s day processional in Colombia, outside Bogota<\/p>\n
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