Trisha G.:
If I was a spider princess, she said, I would spin webs the color of sky & catch drops of sunlight to give to children who watch too much TV & then everyone would remember to come outside to play.
Trisha G.:
Really wanting to work up to 3 dimensions, but not sure it'll be as fun as everyone says.
Trisha G.:
We're already in the new age, she said. What does that mean? I said. It means we can stop waiting & start living, she said but after she left, I still waited a little while more just to be safe.
Trisha G.:
has some sort of disease where you hallucinate & start to not believe in love, but after a year or two, or even sometimes ten or twenty, it cures itself
Trisha G.:
Are you a princess? I said & she said I'm much more than a princess, but you don't have a name for it yet here on earth.
Trisha G.:
The day he first told me he was starting to disappear I didn't believe him & so he stopped & held his hand up to the sun & it was like thin paper in the light & finally I said you seem very calm for a man who is disappearing
Trisha G.:
this is a window into the stuff that goes on behind what we think about it & even if we were all to disappear tomorrow it would go on without even noticing except to comment now & then that it was quieter today than usual.
Trisha G.:
Today she decided to be suitably ambiguous, so you can think whatever you like about her.
Trisha G.:
The secret is not in your hand or your eye or your voice, my aunt told me once. The secret is in your heart. Of course, she said, knowing that doesn't make it any easier.
