8/4/95:
A teenage mother lets me carry her baby for her. She seems apologetic
that she hasn't had another one yet, but I tell her many people wait more
than 2 years to have their next baby.
8/12/95:
They've discovered a technique to lift fingerprints from water.
12/2/95:
I'm lying in bed and I hear someone going through the knives in the kitchen
drawer.
6/3/95:
Egg Dairy in Nazi Germany. A Dollar per Hundred. How it survived.
David
Reisman: Dream Drawings
4/29/96:
A letter and photographs from a German describing life before the war. It's
very analytical and nostalgic at the same time —
for example, it says, "This woman, standing near the 'grain' sign —
she's captured
like that forever, never knowing what is there, never entering."
6/3/95: Sartre
& his gun & a man with a dog in the woods.
7/25/95:
looking for furniture at a junk yard. I see chairs, but also a lot of unusual
looking scrap metal.
7/28/95: Glimpsed
out of the corner of my eye.
7/31/95:
A Tex Avery-style cartoon of hillbilly rabbits in love —
somehow they've gotten into the slats of a park bench.
7/27/95:
Lying in bed, watching Ed Sullivan on TV, Mia Farrow lying under a piano, hearing
Herb Albert sing a rhythm and blues song (not by the Beatles).
5/2/96: Looking
at a large, old painting of mine. It's different from the sketches and is
painted over an older painting of a circle.
6/21/96:
Bill Baker and two other people from WNET are fundraising on television. It's
before a Grateful Dead special, and at one point Jerry Garcia's profile is superimposed
on Bill Baker's. They start dancing and levitating, spinning in the air.
