Finding life for lost items
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Another book sale find, with some pages ripped out and only two entries. No idea what to do with this thing.. [Also, I'm having trouble deciphering the entries.]
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[If you are not familiar with Jim Benton's Dear Dumb Diary Series and would like to know what I'm talking about, you can find my reviews of the books here. There are even some scans!]
I was pretty happy when I found this at the library sale:
Unfortunately, it had been previously claimed:
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I found this while on a long walk up East Burnside in Portland, Oregon. For some reason, I think it is someone documenting his experience of moving into a new apartment. The box on the floor is a clue. And now we see him sitting feeling disoriented in the empty strange new room, after all of his friends (who helped him move) had left. 👁 Image
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I bought this notebook at a library sale at least a year ago, planning to use it for something or other. It wasn't until recently that I discovered someone had already written in it:
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👁 ImageFound on the corner of 16th and Lovejoy in NW Portland, Oregon. Certainly not the first thing you'd immediately picture if I suggested "Imagine a series of photo booth pictures."
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"Get it right and let the devil fuck your mouth with a razor dick." I found note this inside an ash can outside a dive bar, where, I like to think, the sender abandoned it.
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👁 ImageFound on the sidewalk in the rain in North Portland. "What I desire having all of my clothes and stuff for my room organized and looking beautiful. making friends who I can be 100% happy around meeting the love of my life" me too, mystery writer, me too...
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Found a couple days ago on N. Rampart in New Orleans, LA: 👁 PhotobucketFound last summer, a very thorough analysis of a day at Michigan's adventure Amusement park: 👁 Photobucket |
