good (cheap) gauze
Colin Fleming

bedazzling display of virtuosity -- push to sat.
principles -- in order
skewer -- ur text
novel -- all in comp. code (can this be done?)
temper ardor with caution
bait the traps
easel screw/good (cheap) gauze/spackle
floor cleaner, bug spray
pesto, oregano, garlic
jeanne -- overreaction? (flowers)
threesome -- bad joke; explain (leave her to heaven ref.)
not serious, conciliatory notes (in study?)

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Probably should update our grand collage. There are better ways to be made a fool of of course. Interestingly, over the last few days, slightly longer notes have proved helpful. A mad little hierarchy, the notebooks, the formal two and the informal "tab" sheet. I suppose this speaks to the "assorted" quality of the mind. Or would that be thoughts. Will work out later. The gauze checks out -- the wispier, the better, apparently. Reserve dedication for "all god's art falls down" plasticine series, of course. Enough waste as it is. The book was a dupe catalogue at least. Funny when a little joke proves true. Probably write a song about this someday. The Gene Tierney line was good tho. Should use somewhere else. Will get round to one last flicker of attention. Monday, most likely, when more is in order. Need more traps. Bugger.

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(codify discoveries -- aesthetic or otherwise)
stratagem:
dear Jeanne, you and (troglodyte? carbuncle -- embossed? cretin?) y should both
etc. etc. etc.
when i found his note in "our" book
"conciliatory note" (???)
type up:
-- apologies for the (), regards
for the (), if you really think i'm wrong,
if you (), you should (), but maybe there's
no point in knowing better//dinner date ref.
us you him me them them over there
plaster statue -- just knock off the head
i forgot to get glue at the store but
glue wasn't going to etc. etc. etc. us here (work out metaphor)
just put it all together
and see what happens
it is not my place to tell you how
to () or () (fill in later)

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