The Hermit Poet

April 21, 2005

Getting Older and Other Miscellenae

Filed under: General — Neil Aitken @ 6:33 am

As of today, I’m now the ripe old age of 31 — an age which most of us never dreamt about as kids. Self-included — 31 felt a long way off and suddenly its on the doorstep proclaiming itself. The good thing at least is that I can still pass for 25 🙂

In other news, I’ll be attending both the Kundiman Asian American Poetry Retreat and the Idyllwild Summer Poetry Program. It will be a busy but rewarding July. I may simply stash a second suitcase at my door in preparation for my return — I’ll barely get back from Kundiman before I’ll be in the car driving to Idyllwild.

And lastly, this quarter is already half-way done! I’m getting a little worn out from classes and definitely ready for a summer of reading and writing on my own pace. I also need to sit down and make my revisions for my paper on Hillman’s “Cascadia” — a number of people have been pushing for me to get it out and published. Now if I could just manage a decent block of uninterrupted time.

Anyway, back to last minute writing for my classes this morning.

2 Responses to “Getting Older and Other Miscellenae”

  1. Anonymou Poet Says:

    Good luck! Sounds like you have a lot to keep you busy.

  2. Anonymous Poet Says:

    “I can still pass for 25.” Well, that’s something. Not everyone can say that, I’, sure!

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