Looking Over My Shoulder
Jul. 11th, 2005 09:22 amMy son is coming to live with us.
Or at least park his gear with us while he does his living elsewhere.
So we're clearing a room for him.
This involves me in sawing up furniture and burning papers.
Which is uncomfortably close to what domestic murderers do.
And it's not as if I had half an acre to work in.
All this mayhem is going on in a tiny back yard and I'm in constant fear- what with the air and noise pollution I'm causing- that someone is going to pop their head over the back gate and go, "Hey, you!"
Or at least park his gear with us while he does his living elsewhere.
So we're clearing a room for him.
This involves me in sawing up furniture and burning papers.
Which is uncomfortably close to what domestic murderers do.
And it's not as if I had half an acre to work in.
All this mayhem is going on in a tiny back yard and I'm in constant fear- what with the air and noise pollution I'm causing- that someone is going to pop their head over the back gate and go, "Hey, you!"
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Date: 2005-07-11 06:40 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-07-11 07:22 am (UTC)erm...
other things.
I have this picture in my head from the Chaplin movie M. Verdoux where Verdoux, the serial killer, is pruning his roses while the furnace at the bottom of his garden belches out black smoke.