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A beautiful time, mostly at the lake house, on my own and
working. In part 1 arrive back at the lake house in mid-summer, Jam is there
for three weeks into July, Janeen and my brother Paul visit. I worry about
sex. In part 2 I settle happily into my ownself, am a responder at environmental
hearings where I meet Irmgard Tiesenhausen and her son Peter. In part 3
I film the porch rail footage that will end Notes in origin. Hitch-hike
to Vancouver hoping to make money picking apples. Part 4, back in the lake
house. In part 5 a sweet time working with my then late-fifties parents
who hire me to help build a house with them. Parts 5 and 6, marvelous last
months in the lake house, finally writing what I can like, what later becomes
the play of the weather.
This volume patches together several daily record books
and journal books and its transcription is inconsistent. Journal transcription
- ie the large hardback volumes - sometimes remains in lower case with spaces
rather than punctuation, whereas daily record - smaller hardback volumes
- is always regularized.
Instead of excerpting on this index page, I'm offering
edited versions, all linked to unedited originals.
Reading notes: Jung, GRS Mead, Grotowsky Towards a poor
theatre, The structure of English, Yeats, Edwards The Field
of Stones: a Study of the Art of Shen Chou, Cam Hubert (Anne Cameron)
Dreamspeaker, Lessing Shikasta, Le Guin The dispossessed,
Hegel Phenomenology, Pound Selected Cantos, Richardson
Pilgrimage, Funk and Wagnalls Standard College Dictionary,
Gopi Krishna Kundalini, Anne Righter Shakespeare and the idea
of the play, Geraldine Cummings Swan on a black lake, Hugh Kenner
The Pound era, Emerson on Thoreau "Biographical sketch",
Coleridge *, Olson Muthologos: collected lectures and interviews,
Peters Unquiet soul: a biography of Charlotte Bronte [I think], Iamblichus
on the mysteries of the Egyptians, Chaldeans, and Assyrians,
Sappho, Sally Gearhart The wanderground, Joyce Marie Smith Fulfillment,
Kapleau Three Pillars of Zen, Mary Staton From the legend of Biel,
Inuit poems.
Mentioned: Mary Epp, Ed Epp, Jam Ismail, Janeen vanden
Berg/Postman, Mary Davis, Chester Ronning, Peter Dyck, Luke, Nelly Konrad,
Helmer Dolemo and Bridgette Horseman, Roy and Sara Chisholm, Peter Tiesenhausen,
Mrs Tiesenhausen, Mrs Lin, the Lobergs, Rudy Epp, Daphne Marlatt, Joyce
Frazee, Gloria Callihoo, Richard Harpe, Yvonne Macalister, lawyer Mr Ingram,
Don Colley, * Solterman, Dr Klemm, * Romanchuk, Judy and Michael Bopp, Nadja
Korpus of the Alberta Cultural Fund, Joe Comerford, Bernice Alstad Penson,
Don Carmichael, Jean-Vi Lenthe, Cheryl Sourkes, Tony Tiller, Jean Waite,
Paul Kinsella, Diana Kemble, Maryanne and Peter Konrad, Luisa and Peter
Konrad, Roseanne Konrad, John Tofteland, Betty Jo and Larry, * Borggedahl,
Nick Sieburt, Mary Sieburt, Nell and Mardy in Hythe, Joe Farnsworth, Glen
Sandboe.
Connally Wong's cafe in Hythe, Cheiftain Development Company
sour gas plant hearings in the courthouse in Beaverlodge, Valhalla Lutheran
Church, Spring Lake Road, Wembley Rd, Hythe, La Glace, Fort St John, Chetwynd,
the Bilnor at Williams Lake, 100 Mile House, the Cache Creek junction, Spence's
Bridge, Vancouver, Kelowna.
Turner, Rembrandt, Bonnard, Picasso, Bach, Kawabata, Donne,
Nietszche, Wagner, Noel Birch, Martha Haslanger, John Heydon, Charlotte
and Emily Bronte, Emerson, Ellen Nussey and Mary Taylor, Hildegard von Bingen,
Stanley Spencer Self portrait with Patricia Preece, Jayne Mansfield,
Nana Mouskouri, Don Giovanni, Lorine Neidecker, Flaubert, Conrad,
James, Finnegan's wake, Gaudier Jerska , McLuhan, Limbourg, Tennyson,
Stevens, de la Tour, Herbert, Limbourg, C.S.Lewis. |