Stephen Mejias

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Audiophile, with Occasional Music

(all you ever have to know about life is that little girls are taught to dance and little boys are taught to kick it's all over from there my son is going to get a">http://www.poetrymagazines.org.uk/magazine/record.asp?id=6193">a whole bunch of garbage for his birthday and i'll say here boy play music)


&#151lines from an old poem, "the green water rocks / make me cry," by me


And Stereophile, Takeout Menus, Acres of Porn

Check one and two, but you won't find any of three in my apartment. Unless, of course, you count Story of O&#151and you might. I like to think of it, however, as erotica. Then there's The Forty-Eight Ways. Is that porn? Nah, it's more of a manual. Takeout menus are few, and include: Wild Fusion (their green curry is delightful); Frank's Pizzeria (a large regular costs five bucks!); and La Conguita (their pernil asado reminds me of my grandma's). I don't keep a very large collection of Stereophile back issues at home, but I do have a few special issues on the bookshelf in my living room.


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