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The SFFaudio Podcast #413 – READALONG: The Man With The Getaway Face by Richard Stark
Filed under: Aural Noir, Podcasts
The SFFaudio Podcast #413 – Jesse, Paul Weimer, and Maissa discuss The Man With The Getaway Face by Richard Stark
Talked about on today's show:
Jesse is not a series guy, excellent book, great book, Paul enjoyed it a lot, why haven't I read this sooner?, The Mourner, cassette change over points, very nostalgic, the narrator Michael Kramer, a one trick pony, fewer adjectives and adverbs, The Hunter, the back story (before the bandages came off), the wife, The Ringworld Engineers, crime habits, he needs some money, a lot of humor, dry humour, all the characters, I'll get your face back, Handy McKay, when he buys cigarettes from a vending machine, did he light a match on his tooth?, half-lit, when Westlake makes a character, there are no wallpaper characters, are you Sarah Connor?, Charles Wells, very Westlake, so clean and well defined, they know and do what they want, the book's structure, easier to read on the page than to hear, what about the philosophy?, more of the same, not wanting more of the same, going for ideas, reading westerns, romance, wish fulfillment, Mike Resnick, digestible dialogue driven storytelling, we like Parker, of course he's a murderer and a thief, a liar, his real name, his Florida hotel name, utterly transformative plastic surgery, it's science fictional!, the symmetry, you're still you, taking on the mob, a kind of growth, how Parker talks about Handy McKay, The Steel Hit, he doesn't know himself, Alma the waitress (aka the Finger), Skim, funny names, he doesn't know what he's done, reflection, I'm going to be a better person everyday, we need to admire, different values, willing to kill for goals, an internal set of rules that he respects, the bowling theory of book writing, Stubbs was heroic in his folly, when his thoughts ran through his mind like they were on wheels, a deep philosophy, The Philosophy Of Parker, epicureanism, pleasure as the greatest good, a hooker, men by paperbacks and women by hardcovers, Marcus Aurelius' Meditations, living through the pain that is reality, stoicism, get used to it, deal with it, get past it, increasing the pleasure of the little things, an interlibrary loan from the Yukon, appreciating the local detail, New York, New Jersey, Staten Island, scrubby sandy, set in an area Paul recognized, going with the getaway face, Westlake would winter, a tour of the whole east coast, North Carolina, "hey budd-eh", a great no-shit guy, he's not a superhero, he's canny, how did he finance the job?, he's lying to everybody all the time, a professional problem, some range for motion, some sort of efficiency, fingerprints, bad hombres, the cop never shows up again, crime seems easy, what's up with the coins?, Payback is an adaption of the The Hunter, you can't trust the police, you can't trust the government and you can't trust your family, "Trust no one!" Cobra Commander, a mirror face, the podcast went in a weird direction, caring about laws, all about efficiency, why does he keep robbing, owning a bunch of businesses around the country, Parker parked the car, how many reasons for the title?, getting away with the head, The Outfit, the syndicate, Robert Duvall, 13 Dresses, The Mourner, The Score, an Alan Arkin movie, The Jugger, The Seventh, changing policies, he trusted the doctor, I get so few patience, everybody in the world is broken, refining an outlook, Westlake is mad at Stark, trusting Alma, Parker doesn't need the money, you have to do what you're good at, The Handle, working in big groups, The Rare Coin Score, numismatists, The Green Eagle Score, The Black Ice Score, The Sour Lemon Score, Deadly Edge, Slayground, Butcher's Moon, Comeback, Backflash, Flashfire, Firebreak, Breakout, Nobody Runs Forever, Ask The Parrot, Parker has no sense of humour, the Dortmunder series, the Grofield series, Jimmy The Kid by Donald Westlake, excerpts from a fake Richard Stark Parker novel called Child Heist, Gary Coleman, Nine Princes In Amber by Roger Zelazny, an homage to Donald Westlake, clippy dialogue, Lawrence Block, when Westlake quit Science Fiction, the Hard Case Crime website, how I found Westlake and Stark, the one thing we know about readers…, one heist per TV season, Leverage, the Gravedigger webcomic, everybody wants to get in on the action, Fifty Years of Parker, Parker's rules, any rule can be broken, a guy named Mal turned out bad, "When a fresh-faced guy in a Chevy offered him a lift, Parker told him to go to hell.", "When the bandages came off, Parker looked in the mirror at a stranger.", Spearhead From Space, "when" puts you right into the middle of the action, right back to The Odyssey, Parker on a boat, a Casino off the coast of Cuba, high concept, two-fisted action, he's come back from the dead, winking at you in every scene, driving, compartmentalizing her life, the best opening line of a book ever: "When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man.", and then the murders began, forest fire, a snitch in the game, they need socialization, very modern, in the army during WWII, how old is Parker?, like Archie Andrews, he's always in his prime, Prince Corwin, like Batman, he's always with us, his superpower is he's all about efficiency, seeking out crime, I appreciate you appreciating it, Aural Noir, running two websites that were virtually identical, Block inhabits a world I don't inhabit, a lucid world, there are always the same people in every job, completely universal, The Breakfast Club, seedy and exciting, Protector, the books were thin and the ideas were long, Stephen King and his success, 175 pages, Leon Uris, 35¢, double features, what does Parker think about when watching these movies, there's something wrong with him, he lies to everybody except for himself, "self-contained", unconscious, kind of like an actor, playing a role, Skim, falling apart, the clinic, fear of losing your stuff, so much is falling apart, is it the world, the swampland in Flordia, cellies, trying to have a conversation, there's no point in telling this guy, a brutal horrible world, a horror not usually expressed in novels, what's going to happen next action, doing whatever he wanted, it really isn't about the money, it's like he's trying to get rid of it, what he tells himself, the point of existence, what are you gonna do?, Skim is a pathetic version of Parker, it hardened him, a shark constantly moving and feeding, a death wish?, sloppiness, without a purpose, his elevens were up, Charles Wells' retirement, Lawrence Block is always retiring like Handy McKay, unfinished Westlake or Stark?, writing like role playing, such a high output, Philip K. 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The SFFaudio Podcast #382 – READALONG: Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini
Filed under: Podcasts
The SFFaudio Podcast #382 – Jesse, Paul, Julie Davis, and Maissa talk about Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini.
Talked about on today's show:
1921, Captain Blood, The Sea Hawk, The Count Of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, the morality of this character, on his high horse, betraying the Revolution, completely detached, everybody in this novel is morally gray, maddeningly indistinct, not a hero, historical explanation, that is why the book is named "Scaramouche", he is the goad, acting as Scaramouche, Aline holds up the virtue, the epitaph on Sabatini's gravestone, a Prisoner Of Zenda situation, based on somebody real, "A Romance Of The French Revolution", incendiary speeches, the "Paladin of the Third", critiquing the excesses of the French Revolution, pro-Jacobean, the character has knowledge of the future, excusing a lot of the morality, we don't know what he's thinking until he opens his mouth, good writing, "the tiger is the great lord of the jungle…", hunting the tiger, solidifying what the revolution meant, dual (duel) motivation, playing the actor, foreshadowing, acting, taking on the role of actor (orator and paladin), a Heinleinian hyper-competent character, the author forces the other Scaramouche off-stage, the comedy and drama, a great sequence, becoming the mask, the inner portion of his life is reflected out on to the stage, he is himself as his purest expression, he is best as Scaramouche, he's happiest and most content as himself as Scaramouche, you did WHAT with WHO?, we are all the sport of destiny, why look at adaptations, the 1952 movie, dad vs. brother, liberty, equality fraternity, the Robe, Omnus Omnibus, the Buskin, the Sword, enraging the audience, the privileged estates, it becomes very meta, William Shakespeare, a horrible sequel (Scaramouche: The Kingmaker), the puppetry, the author is puppetting the characters, traditional swashbuckler, The Princess Pride without the comedy, other ways of telling the story, a revenge tale, A Tale Of Two Cities, Nicholas Nickleby, reading old books, writers who were ravenous readers first, Donald Westlake (Richard Stark), the Parker series, roll and repeat adventures, Scaramouche is just living, accessory criminals, Alan Grofield is an actor/criminal who gets his own spin-off series, The Score by Richard Stark, The Damsel, The Dame, The Blackbird, Benet, there is the other way…, Sabatini's weakness is his third act, in the center of Islam, Simon Vance's narration of Scaramouche, Gord Mackenzie's narration (for LibriVox), expletive deleted, name of name!, in keeping with the 19th century literary tradition, a lost tale of the French Revolution, Lord Valentine's Castle by Robert Silverberg, wandering Scaramouche-style, juggling, waking-up with amnesia, quasi-global government, The Old Curiosity Shop, commedia dell'arte, pantomime, improv, Who's Line Is It Anyway?, pantaloon, harlequin, the little skirmisher, Shakespeare's types, a learned-fool, a brooding older man, the maiden -> the nurse -> the matron, you're playing pantaloon, more meta, reading books to become a fencing master, the opening is rather boring, but soon after we're in a sword-fight, the man-on-the-run genre, as a lawyer, taking sides, raising and destroying a company, the trainee becomes the master, friendship, friendships that betray him, caring enough, carrying on a legacy, sucking up to power, at heart a good guy despite the threats, in bed or on board, the 1952 adaptation's ending is better than the novel's, a young Corsican officer, played for comedy, the seven-minute fight in the theater, I will meet you behind the cathedral, killing members of the titled classes, weird morality, shooting a good guy and forgiving the man you're after revenge for, Mel Ferrer, "he had a string of wives and I understand why", The Taming Of The Shrew, Stewart Granger, he's not handsome, aha!, an unhandsome Errol Flynn, Tyrone Power, star-quality, The Prisoner Of Zenda, deep into French Revolution politics, the Revolutions Podcast, aristocrats vs. the Third Estate, deep into the weeds, we're on a powder keg politically (brexit), biting off your own to spite your face, the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the titled (and entitled) classes, the estates: Nobility 1st, Church 2nd, 3rd People, 24% of the population of with 90% of the power, justice for the rich vs. justice for the poor, production efficiency since the French Revolution, the food industry, 1% of the 1%, everybody is fed, far away to the left, the sucking up to power is still around, class betrayal, bastard children, I was betrayed!, everybody is secretly noble, never mind all that revenge, that's the reality we live in, the book is very realistic, people are people are people, there's something noble about liberty, equality, fraternity, the resistors to change were pulling dirty tricks, sabotage and betrayal, "noble" and "honorable", a calculated attack, a professional boxer challenging me to a fist-fight in the street, why dueling is banned, UFC, we should use our words (lawyers), Jesse went off, same sex relationships in 1796, can we not get passed this?, they freed every slave, a very honorable action, high morality, Alexandre Dumas' father, The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo by Tom Reiss, Napoleon is a sketchy character, the Haitian Revolution, the Church's stranglehold on France is gone, Quebec, the Quiet Revolution, Napoleon literally sold Louisiana out, Captain Blood, slavery in Barbados, many many pirates, given our success with Scaramouche … could a LibriVox narrator record Captain Blood and The Sea Hawk?
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The SFFaudio Podcast #200 – READALONG: Mars Needs Books! by Gary Lovisi
Filed under: Aural Noir, Podcasts
The SFFaudio Podcast #200 – Jesse, Mirko, and Gary Lovisi discuss the Science Fiction novel Mars Needs Books! by Gary Lovisi.
Talked about on today's show:
the great description, Audible.com, it's a prison novel, it's a dystopian science fiction novel, it's a book collector's novel, Philip K. Dick, a reality dysfunction, The Man In The High Castle, 1984 by George Orwell, "retconning", Stalin, airbrushing history, a new Science Fiction idea!, Amazon's Kindle, Mark Twain, "The Department Of Control", J. Edgar Hoover, Simon is the most evil character ever, oddball individualists, a straw man gulag, one way of keeping the population in control is to send troublemakers away, another is to give them someone to hate, The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein, the Attica Prison riot (1971), Arabella Rashid, entertainment media, when you can't tell what the truth is anymore it's very easy to control people, maybe it's an allegory for our times, Paperback Parade, SF writers were wrong about what our times are like, Mars, crime novels, Science Fiction as a metaphor, people are scared of reading, "I like good writing", Richard Stark's Parker novels, getting the word out about Mars Needs Books!, Gargoyle Nights, H.P. Lovecraft, Clark Ashton Smith, Jack Vance, horror, fantasy, nice and short, short books pack a punch (and don't waste your time), Stephen King, Patrick O'Brian, ideas, paperback novels from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, customers want thick books, Winter In Maine by Gerard Donovan, were looking at a different readership today, James M. Cain's The Postman Always Rings Twice, there's nothing that doesn't add to the story, "Lawrence Block is scary good", Donald E. Westlake, Robert Bloch, Eight Million Ways To Die, A Pair Of Recycled Jeans by Lawrence Block, Evan Hunter (Ed McBain), Charles Ardai (was on SFFaudio Podcast #090), book-collectors, Murder Of A Bookman by Gary Lovisi (is also on Audible.com), collectable glassware, Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine, cool dialogue, Driving Hell's Highway by Gary Lovisi (also on Audible.com), That Hell-bound Train by Robert Bloch, noir, Violence Is The Only Solution by Gary Lovisi (paperback), hard-boiled, revenge, betrayal, personality disorder, Sherlock Holmes, westerns, "if there's one truth in the universe that I know it's that Germans love westerns", which frontier are you talking about?, The Wild Bunch, a western with tommyguns, Akira Kurosawa, Outland (is High Noon in space), Altered Carbon by Richard K. Morgan, hard-boiled, violence, the Martian national anthem, Prometheus Award, libertarian motifs, world-building, GryphonBooks.com, Hurricane Sandy, Wildside Press, POD Books, eBooks, fire and water, that paperback is still in readable condition in 150 years?, fanzines, Jack Vance, The Dying Earth, Robert Silverberg, Dell Mapbacks, paperbacks were disposable, used bookstores, sex books.
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"Parker" movie is based on Flashfire by Richard Stark
Filed under: Aural Noir, News
My buddy Trent, of the Violent World Of Parker blog, has been closely following the developments surrounding the latest Donald E. Westlake (aka Richard Stark) related film. Here's the trailer for Parker:
Trent points out, in his post, that the movie's plot looks like it closely follows that of Flashfire, one of the better books from near the end of the long running series. Now Flashfire was released by Books On Tape in 2001, but it is now available on Audible.com HERE. If you listen to the sample there you can compare it to the trailer.
In a Midwestern city, Parker calmly tosses a firebomb through a plate-glass window, while some newfound partners in crime take down a nearby bank. Making their getaway in the confusion, the bank robbers tell him two things: that this heist was only seed money for a much gaudier one, and that Parker has to loan them his share of the take. Now Parker is rampaging through the American South, taking on a new identity as he goes, and planning his own assault on his former partners' next target, a spectacular jewelry heist in Palm Beach. But Parker didn't count on one unfortunate detail. A very bad and very stupid man knows his true identity, and wants him dead.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #152 – READALONG: The Comedy Is Finished by Donald E. Westlake
Filed under: Aural Noir, Podcasts
The SFFaudio Podcast #152 – Jesse talks with Trent Reynolds and Paul Westlake about the AudioGo and Hard Case Crime novel The Comedy Is Finished by Donald E. Westlake.
Talked about on today's show:
Is The Comedy Is Finished going to be the last Donald E. Westlake novel to be published?, Memory (and our discussion of it), Charles Ardai, Max Allan Collins, Mickey Spillane, getting paid is a priority for professional writers, the 1970s, Honeydew, USO tours, Bob Hope, the audiobook experience, Peter Berkrot's narration of the audiobook of The Comedy Is Finished, Koo Davis, Bob Hope as Red Skelton vs. Bob Hope as Gene Kelly, Alfred Hitchcock, Ricky Gervais, Koo Davis narrates his own POV in the present everyday tense sense, "Westlake is the master of sentence by sentence writing", "in the moment", "the god-damned Vietnam thing", "the real Americans", the redemption, healing vs. moving on, Ronald Reagan, "new normal", "the Carter malaise" and "festering wounds", Larry, Peter, Mark has daddy issues, Joyce, the Dortmunder gang if they were all psychotic, "doing a Westlake", why do Koo's boys not look like him?, the role of a father, the mirror scene, "genetics don't matter in fiction", fatherhood as a choice, leave the messages to Western Union, character arcs, Lindsey, A Sound Of Distant Drums, radio drama, "there are round characters and there are flat characters", "oh this is a Westlake", "Charo has become a bitter old woman", "a romantic writer", succinct description, taking plots from real life, The Score, "he can heist anything", The Mourner, The Stepfather, "that's pretty much how these work", three Dortmunder ideas, Kahawa should be an audiobook, California, Burbank, Santa Barbara, Elizabeth Taylor's biography, Under An English Heaven should be an audiobook too, Anguilla, an option has been taken out on Kahawa, the new Parker movie, Stephen King's filmography vs. Donald Westlake's filmography, The Hot Rock, Cops And Robbers (1973), The Split (based on The Seventh), Payback, Les Alexander, The Outfit, City Of Industry, The Sour Lemon Score, Made In U.S.A., the Criterion Collection, it's Clint Eastwood with internal monologue, a Dortmunder TV series, The Limey, Terence Stamp, Idi Amin, Uganda, "the coffee train", Enough, Ordo, A Slight Case Of Murder, A Travesty, it's very hard to be a Westlake expert, the sound a girl makes when you're kissing her, "it's just a weird name", Bob Hope was a knight!, Conrad Black, Baron Black of Crossharbour, Westlake's Science Fiction and Fantasy, Westlake's renunciation of SF, Anarchaos by Curt Clark, "Rolf Malone is a precursor to Parker", Theodore Bikel (the fiddler in The Fiddler On The Roof), The Risk Profession, Nackles (is great for kids!), The Twilight Zone, Harlan Ellison's screenplay for Nackles, the Starship Hopeful series (available on DonaldWestlake.com), Lawrence Block's fantasy story, SF is very allegorical (and that's not Westlake), Humans, Westlake's Smoke vs. Wells' The Invisible Man, "and everybody's an asshole", "everybody one way or another is a jerkoff", "Joyce goes crazy in the most wonderful way", a survivor of Chernobyl, "is God really an asshole?", "angels are assholes", Milton's Paradise Lost, The Sacred Monster, Get Real, ridicule in print, Money For Nothing, Westlake never lectured, interior thoughts that are so revealing about the shallowness of a character's nature, Washington, D.C., "moving up the ladder", "what does Ginger want?", "it's fun to play with fire", "I've got to have something", did Don hate rock and roll?, he liked classical and atonal jazz, "damn hippie", 99% of politics is pointless, talking to death, Jimmy The Kid (a Parker novel inside of a Dortmunder novel), kidnapping, Help I Am Being Held Prisoner, Patty Hearst, Gangway, Brian Garfield, Spider Robinson's Dortmunder homage, Lawrence Block, The Sour Lemon Score, Dashiell Hammett, Piers Anthony, Poul Anderson, Robert A. Heinlein, shiny spaceships, don't read by genre, read by author, the genre label, Jim Thompson, The Grifters, Trent's beef with Angelica Huston, a period piece, Paul had a problem with John Cusack, J.T. Walsh, Pat Hingle, Annette Bening, "I'll never look at a bag of oranges the same way", Donald Westlake: NYC Personified, The Violent World Of Parker website, Nick Jones, Westlake's bibliography at DonaldWestlake.com.
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Maxim Jakubowski talks about Donald E. Westlake
Filed under: News
Recorded at The Groucho Club in January, this two part interview with "writer, editor, collector and former publisher Maxim Jakubowski" is a talk about "the works of crime [and Science Fiction] novelist Donald E. Westlake [and Richard Stark]."
[via DonaldEWestlake.com]
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Excellent Examples of Body Art by Chooo-San
These body artworks by Japanese art student Chooo-San are just mind blowing. Because, believe it or not, the images below are drawn by using acrylic paint without any type of today's technology, like Photoshop. You can see in the images, that wonderfully depict power plugs, zips, laces, extra eye illusions and buttons on the human body. Chooo-San is a student at Musashino Art University in Tokyo, Japan. Explaining to Daily Mail, Chooo-San said 'I don't really have a reason why I started doing those pictures. But I guess I was a little sick of everyone making pictures with their computers and wanted to see how far I can go without those technologies such as Photoshop.
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> it's OS 7.5... can the SheepSaver OS be updated to OS 9?
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CUI Xiuwen
1970 Born in Heilongjiang, China
1990 B.A. from the Fine Arts Department of Northeast Normal University
1996 M.F.A. from the Oil Painting Department of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China
Solo Exhibitions
2011 "Existential Emptiness", Kiang Gallery, Atlanta, GA, USA
"Discourse on Inner Humanity", Chongqing Tank Loft, Chongqing, China
"Existential Emptiness – Cui Xiuwen Solo Exhibition", Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong
"Cui Xiuwen: Existential Emptiness", Eli Klein Fine Art, New York, USA
2010 "Existential Emptiness and Characteristic of Essence", Hammer Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland
"Cui Xiuwen", Dix9 Gallery, Paris, France
"Spiritual Realm – Solo Show of Cui Xiuwen", Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
"Existential Emptiness – Solo Exhibition by Cui Xiuwen", Tina Keng Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
2007 "Quarter – Cui Xiuwen", Florence Museum, Florence, Italy
"Angel", Primo Marella Gallery, Milan, Italy
2006 "Cui Xiuwen solo exhibition", DF2 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, USA
"Cui Xiuwen solo exhibition", Marella Gallery, Beijing, China
2005 "Angel", Marella Gallery, Beijing, China
2004 "Cui Xiuwen – Kan Xuan", Dual-Video Exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Art, Bordeaux, France
Group Exhibitions
2013 "Passage to History: 20 years of La Biennale di Venezia and Chinese Contemporary Arte", Arsenale di
Venezia, Venice, Italy
"The Evolution - The Opening of AVANT-GARDE Contemporary Art Center", AVANT-GARDE Contemporary
Art Center, Jiangsu, China
"U.F.O…", Museum of Site (MOST), JCCAC Art Village, Hong Kong
"MOMENTS IN LIGHT - Chinese Outstanding Women's Art Exhibition", Shanghai Sinan Mansion, Shanghai,
"FOTOGRAFICA BOGOTA 2013", Bogota, Colombia
"Leader of the Contemporary - an Invitational Exhibition of the AAC Most Influential Participants of Chinese
Art Award-winning Artists", Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
2012 "Fashionable Climax - the First Feminist Art Exhibition", Enjoy Museum, 798 Art District, Beijing, China
"Restart I Spiritual Realm| Disillusion: Cui Xiuwen and Miao Xiaochun", Eli Klein Fine Art, New York,
2011 "An Ode to Discernment", Eli Klein Fine Art, New York, NY, USA
"Pure Views: Contemporary Art Exhibition", Chengdu Biennale, Chengdu, China
"Half the Sky: Women in the New Art of China", Leonard Pearlstein Gallery, Drexel University,
Philadelphia, PA, USA
"Twenty Years of China's Visual Arts: Moving Images in China 1988-2011", Minsheng Art Museum,
Shanghai, China
"Window in the Wall: India and China – Imaginary Conversation", Pearl Lam Fine Art, Shanghai, China
"In God We Trust: Chinese Contemporary Christian Art", Woods Building Photography Department,
Bard College, New York, NY, USA
"Scenes from Within: Contemporary Art from China", Blackbridge Hall Galery, Georgia College,
Milledgeville, GA, USA
"Video Series: Video Art from the New China", The Paul J. Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, USA
"Gallery Artists Group Exhibition", Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong
2010 "Trans-Realism", Christie's Rockefeller Center, New York, NY, USA
"What is Art", Times Art Museum, Beijing, China
"Reshaping History – Chinese Art from 2000 to 2009", 2010 EXPO, Dutch Cultural Centrum,
Shanghai, China
"Golden Lining", Platform China, Beijing, China
"See from the Movie: The Mask of Contemporary Modern Art and its Construction", OCT Contemporary
Art Center, Shenzhen, China
2009 "China: The Contemporary Rebirth", Palazzo Reale Museum, Milan, Italy
"Real – Life Fairy Tales", Beyond Art Space, Beijing, China
"Enantiomorphous: Art of Female", White Box Museum of Art, Beijing, China
"Paradise Lost", Funart Space, Beijing, China
"The Home Court", White Box Museum of Art, Beijing, China
"Translucence – Female Contemporary Art from China", Brussels, Belgium
"Collision – Experimental Cases of Contemporary Chinese Art", Central Academy of Fine Arts Gallery,
Beijing, China
"The Fourth Chengdu Biennale", Chengdu Contemporary Art Museum, Chengdu, China
"Xun Dao – Searching for Spirituality in Contemporary Chinese Art", Frederieke Taylor Gallery, New York,
"Speak · Describe – 2009 Cross-Strait Contemporary Art", The National Taiwan Museum of Art, Taipei,
Taiwan; The National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China
"19 Games– Contemporary Art", T.Art Center, Beijing, China
"I have a dream: An International Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.", Carriage House Center for the
Arts, Norwalk, CT, USA
2008 "Modern Times 2008", Hangil Gallery, Korea
"Landscape Topology", Magee Art Gallery, Beijing, China
"The Evolution of Concept", 798 Space, Beijing, China
"Transgressive Body / Reincarnated Flesh", Tape Club Art Centre, Berlin, Germany
"Ongoing Women", Mozen Art Museum, Beijing, China
"Our Future: Guy & Myriam Ullens Collection", Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China
"China Gold Exhibit" Museum Maillol, Paris, France
"55 Days in Valencia – Chinese Art Meeting", Valencia Institute of Modern Art, Valencia, Spain
"Free Zone", BSI Art Collection, Lugano, Switzerland
"4. Triennale Der Photographie", ArtChina Gallery, Hamburg, Germany
"Deep Breath – 19 Samples of Chinese Contemporary Female Artists", Creek Art, Shanghai, China
"Bizarr Flavor", Leehwaik Gallery, Seoul, Korea
"Let's consume!", Xin Dong Cheng Space for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China
"The Metamorphosing Female – Female Artists Exhibition", Osage Gallery, Shanghai, China
"Time – Lag: The New Force of Chinese Contemporary Art", Magee Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain
2007 "China Lady", Galleria Moriarty, Madrid, Spain
"China is Closing", Arts Building Naples, Naples, Italy
"The Power of the Universe – Exhibition of Frontier Contemporary Chinese Art", Asia Art Center, Beijing,
"Premonition…", J&Z Gallery, Shenzhen, China
"China - Facing Reality", MUMOK, Museum Moderner Kunst, Vienna, Austria
"China New Media Arts Exhibition", Bundesministerin für Unterricht, Kunst und Kultur, Vienna, Austria
"Today's Documents", Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
"Floating - New Generation of Art in China", National Museum of Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Korea
"Shanghai Art Fair", Shanghai Exhibition Center, Shanghai, China
"The Third Chengdu Biennale", Chengdu Contemporary Art Museum, Chengdu, China
"China Under Constructinon: Contemporary Art from the People's Republic", Deborah Colton Gallery,
Houston, TX, USA
"The Thirteen: Chinese Video Now", John Harsard Gallery, Southampton, England
"Transform of Dragon - Independent Photography and Video Exhibition of 798 Art Festival", Beijing, China
"Thermocline of Art", Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, Karlsruhe, Germany
"Engagements and Estrangements: Video Art from China", Chinese Contemporary Xchange Art Projects,
Toronto, Canada
"Gana Photo Festival", Gana Art Center, Seoul, Korea
"Artist in the Wonderland", The Baltic Sea Cultural Centre, Gdansk, Poland
"China Square", New York, NY, USA
"The Screen-Eye or the New Image - 100 Videos to Rethink the World", Casino Museum, Luxembourg
"Historias Interrumpidas", Video Art Exhibition, Valencia, Spain
"Zoom on China", Vanvitelliano, Brescia, Italy
"Milan MiArt Exhibition", Milan, Italy
"Art Now Shanghai", Beijing Art Now Gallery (Shanghai Station), Shanghai, China
2006 "The Seoul International Photography Festival", Seoul, Korea
"Between Past and Future: New Photography and Video from China", The Nasher Museum of Art at
Duke University, Durham, NC, USA
"Woman in a Society of Double-sexuality", Tang Contemporary Art, Bangkok, Thailand
"IDAA International Digital Art Award 2006", QUT Art Museum, Brisbane, Australia
"Plato and His Seven Spirits", OCT Contemporary Art Terminal, Shenzhen, China
"Russia International Photography Art Festival", Moscow, Russia
"JIANGHU-Tour Exhibition of Chinese Art in Europe and America", New York, NY, USA
"The Thirteen: Chinese Video Now", MoMA PS1, Long Island City, New York, NY, USA
"Between the Observer and the Observed", Lian Zhou International Photography Annual Exhibit,
Lian Zhou, Guangdong, China
"Post Nora", Today Art Museum, Beijing, China
"Passion and Force", Beijing Ren Club, Beijing, China
"5×7", The First Ping Yao Photo Biennial, Ping Yao, Shanxi, China
2005 "Art: What was make-believe has become true", OCT Contemporary Art Terminal, Shenzheng, China
"ElectroScape International New Media Art Exhibition", Zhengda Art Museum, Shanghai, China
"Between Past and Future: New Photography and Video from China", Victoria and Albert Museum,
London, UK
"Dual Vision", Lianzhou International Photography Festival, Lianzhou, Guangdong, China
"Archaeology of the Future - The Second Triennial of Chinese Art", Nanjing, China
"Contour - Second Biennial for Video Art Contour", Mechelen, Belgium
"Always to the Front - China Contemporary Art", Guandu Art museum, Taipei, Taiwan
"Techno-orientalism", Tokyo Gallery, 798 Art District, Beijing, China
"Body Temperature: Invoking the Legacy of Hans Christian Anderson through Chinese Contemporary Art",
The China Millennium Monument, Nordjyllands Kunstmuseum, Aalborg, Denmark
"Cloud Rain", Beijing Art Now Gallery, Beijing, China
"Loft Of Language", Three Quarters Art Gallery, Beijing, China
"Vehicle & Mirror", Beijing New Art Projects, 798 Art District, Beijing, China
"Produce Clouds with One Turn of the Hand and Rain with Another: Contemporary Art Exhibition",
TS1 Contemporary Art Center, 798 Art District, Beijing, China
2004 "Untitied: Julia Loktev, Julika Rudelius and Cui Xiuwen", Tate Modern, London, England
"Between Past and Future: New Photography and Video from China", International Center of Photography
and Asia Society, New York, NY, USA
"Out the Window - Spaces of Distraction", The Japan Foundation Forum, Tokyo, Japan
"Spellbound Aura - The New Vision of Chinese Photography", Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei,
"China, the Body Everywhere?", Contemporary Art Museum of Marseille, Marseille, France
"The 11th Nippon International Performance Art Festival", Tokyo, Japan
"China: Video Generation", Maison Européenne de la photographie, Paris, France
2003 "Guangyin", offiCina, Viterbo/Rome, Italy
"New Zone Chinese Art", Zacheta National Gallery, Warsaw, Poland
"City_net Asia 2003", Seoul Museum, Seoul, Korea
"Alors, la China?", Centre Pompidou, Paris, France
"EVERYDAY - Contemporary Art from Japan, China, Korea, Thailand", Kunstforeningen, Copenhagen,
"Prague Biennale 1", National Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic
"Out of the Red", Marella Gallery, Milan, Italy
"The First Israel International Photography Biennale", Tel Aviv, Israel
2002 "The First Guangzhou Triennial", Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou. China
"Under_Construction", The Japan Foundation Asia Center, Tokyo, Japan
"C'est pas du Cinema", Le Fresnoy - Studio National des Arts Contemporains, Paris, France
"The 2nd Women's Art Festival - East Asian Women and Her Stories", Women's History Exhibition Hall,
The Seoul Women's Community Center, Seoul, Korea
"Run Jump Crawl Walk", The High Seas Art Center, Beijing, China
"Sorry for Inconvenience", Project304, Bangkok, Thailand
2001 "Dialogue - Others", Bari City Museum, Bari, Italy
"Made in China", Ethan Cohen Fine Arts, New York, NY, USA
"Dialogue with Dali", Shanghai Art Fair, Gallery of France, Shanghai. China
"Beijing with Contradiction", The Oulu City Art Museum, Oulu City, Finland; The Finnish Museum of
Photography, Helsinki, Finland
"Up- Rice", Museum of Arts, Hong Kong; The Arts House, Singapore; The National Art Gallery,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Hua Shan Art District, Taipei, Taiwan; Art Site of Chiayi Rail Warehouse, Chiayi,
Taiwan; BASH, Beijing, China
"Constructed Reality", Pao Galleries, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong
"Cross-Pressure", Art Station, Beijing, China
"China-Germany New Media Art Week", Zang Ku New Media Art Centre, Beijing, China
2000 "Post-Material", Red Gate Gallery, Beijing, China
"News Today's", Art Commune, Hong Kong
1999 "Difference of Surprise", Ryder Art Center, Beijing, China
1998 "Gender Platform", TEDA Art Museum, Tianjin, China
"Sense & Sensibility", Schoeni Gallery, Hong Kong
1997 "Contemporary Chinese Oil Painting Exhibition", Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China
"Urban personality • 1997", Chengdu Art Room, Chengdu, China
2008 Wu Zuoren International Foundation of Fine Arts, 2008 Xiao Shufang Foundation of Fine Arts
- Outstanding Female Artist Award Winner
The National Art Museum of China, China
Pompidou Centre, France
Valencian Institute of Modern Art, Spain
The Israel Museum, Israel
Ullens Collection, China
AW Asia Art Collection, USA
BSI Art Collection, Switzerland
The Sigg Collection, Switzerland


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AN- My grandad was one of the most inspirational people I have ever known. When I was sixteen my grandma was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. The way he took care of her, day in, day out, so loving and patient... I'll never forget it. Not ever.
True love shows itself not when it's easy to give, but when it's hardest.
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"What's going on? What are you doing?"
That now familiar sick feeling immediately clenched Blaine's stomach. He should have known, should have been expecting it. Their evening had been going so well and it was the longest lucid stretch of time that Kurt had had in weeks. With extreme effort, he kept calm. He had learned by now that the more at ease he was, the more at ease Kurt would be. It had always been that way, after all. It made sense for their dynamic to remain the same... even when Kurt no longer knew him.
Blaine smiled gently at his husband who was sitting in the bathtub, clutching a washcloth over his privates and looking scandalized. He shifted on his knees next to the edge of the tub, pulling his damp hands into his lap in order to make sure Kurt felt comfortable and not threatened.
"I'm helping you take a bath, honey."
"Why are you helping me take a bath?" Kurt whispered with wide eyes, looking mortified. "I don't do things like this normally, you know! I don't let strange men see me naked!"
Blaine chuckled lovingly and moved so that he was sitting instead of kneeling. His seventy-two year old knees were not cut out for kneeling any longer.
"Of course you don't, sweetheart. I'm helping you take a bath because it's hard for you to do it on your own. Your hip bothers you, so I help you sit and stand."
He smiled warmly, desperately hoping that the sadness of the truths he was keeping to himself didn't show in his eyes. Kurt's hip was but a tiny portion of why he was not allowed to bathe alone. The real reason was the fear that Kurt would forget who he was and what he was doing. He might fill the bath with scalding water. He might attempt to shave and cut himself. He might fall asleep in the water and risk drowning. There were a million little reasons why Kurt couldn't be left alone to perform any number of tasks, let alone something as dangerous as bathing himself.
"Why were you washing me then, if you're just here to help me sit and stand?" Kurt asked suspiciously, still clutching the washcloth over himself. It comforted Blaine that what he saw in his husband's eyes was mostly curiosity, even a bit of intrigue. It could be so much worse.
He could be terrified of Blaine, screaming for him to leave the room and believing that Blaine was trying to take advantage of him. It had only happened one other time, but it had been the most awful night since Kurt's original diagnosis. Blaine had sobbed himself to sleep that night, memories of Kurt's distrustful and terrified eyes piercing his mind.
Before Blaine could come up with what he hoped to be a believable and reassuring response, however, Kurt spoke again.
"This isn't," Kurt hesitated, cheeks flushing pink as he bit at his lip. The blue eyes peered at him anxiously- the ones that looked exactly same as they had at the age of seventeen, only now they shone from within soft, beautiful wrinkles. Blaine cocked his head to the side, smiling as he peered right back into those eyes.
"What, sweetheart? What did you want to ask me?"
"This isn't an..." Kurt cleared his throat, attempting to sit in as dignified a position as possible, despite the fact that he was naked in a bathtub. Somehow he pulled it off. "This isn't an affair, is it? Are we... are we having a one night stand?"
Blaine took his time before answering, carefully observing everything about the love of his life. He always did this now before responding. He took in Kurt's tone, his posture, his expression, his body language, and mostly what he was saying without actually saying it. Kurt did that a lot. Thankfully they had been together for over fifty years before Kurt's mind had started to go. That was more than enough time to know every detail of how Kurt generally worked. Granted, the Alzheimer's messed with those things, but in many ways Kurt was still Kurt.
Blaine could see that his husband wasn't afraid in this moment, and that he may even find the idea appealing, though it embarrassed him to no end. He set an open hand on the edge of the tub, silently asking for Kurt's hand.
Kurt chewed at his lip before he carefully placed a wet hand in Blaine's. He blushed and laughed, a bit giddy from his scandalous behavior... holding hands with a strange man while he was naked, only a washcloth keeping him from being completely exposed. The man seemed trustworthy though, and despite his nerves he felt absolutely safe.
"Can I ask how you would feel if this was a one night stand?" Blaine questioned with a sassy smile. Kurt blinked rapidly.
"I-I don't know. I don't do things like that. I'm an innocent baby penguin when it comes to sex!"
Blaine couldn't help laughing at that. It had been a long time since those words had accurately described his husband. In fact, during the course of their marriage, Kurt had become the more daring and vivacious of the two when it came to trying new things in the bedroom. He quickly sobered though, seeing the nervousness in his husband's eyes.
"Are you uncomfortable around me?" Blaine asked softly. "I can help you get dried off and dressed now if you like."
"No," Kurt blushed, keeping his shaking hand in Blaine's. "I'm okay I think. This is just... surprising. I've never really felt... sexy before. I don't understand why you would want to be with me."
He blushed at the word 'sexy' and refused to meet Blaine's gaze for a moment.
"Oh, my love," Blaine breathed, reaching out his other hand to place over Kurt's. "I could name a million reasons why I want to be with you, so easily."
"Well, tell me some of them then," Kurt sniffed. "You've got me naked in a bath, don't you think you owe me some romance before you try to have your way with me?"
Blaine leaned down to kiss Kurt's hand, taking time to caress the soft and wrinkled skin with his lips.
"You are absolutely right."
With a slight groan of discomfort he slowly rose from the floor and moved to sit on the edge of the tub. Kurt watched him warily.
"You're old," he whispered conspiratorially. He looked down at his own body, then moved the washcloth to peek underneath. His eyes went wide.
"Damn! I'm old, too!"
Blaine chuckled.
"You're right when you say that I am old. YOU, however, are not. You are simply mature and dignified, as graceful and young at heart as ever."
A delighted smile played across Kurt's lips and he leaned forward to playfully nudge Blaine with his shoulder.
"Now I can see how you managed to get me naked, you smooth talker, you."
Blaine chuckled merrily, leaning into Kurt's shoulder, heart light as a feather. Moments like these were so rare anymore, and he was soaking it up as if he were in the desert and had stumbled across a welcomed oasis.
"Let me see, reasons I want to be with you," he sighed happily, reaching out a hand to stroke Kurt's cheek lovingly, letting his fingers move to trace the shell of his ear. His eyes grew wide and he momentarily panicked when he realized what he'd done. They'd been so comfortable, despite the fact that Kurt's mind was currently gone, that he was treating him like normal. He momentarily braced himself, prepared for Kurt to grow uncomfortable and disoriented. Relief flooded through him when Kurt simply nuzzled against his hand with a shy smile.
He gulped back a lump in his throat though at the look in his husband's eyes. It was the same look that Kurt had worn so long ago, back when they had first started dating, and everything was fresh and new. The look told him that his husband wasn't scared of their connection, that he was even nervously welcoming it. For the moment it was as if they were falling in love for the first time.
The look also reminded him Kurt didn't remember that they had already fallen in love. Fifty plus happy years of marriage were suddenly gone, wiped away as if they never existed.
He closed his eyes, fighting back the sudden flood of emotions.
Don't do this, Blaine. Don't ruin this good moment! Pull it together!
"A-are you okay?" Kurt's voice spoke hesitantly. Blaine opened his eyes to find his husband watching him cautiously, with concern in those bright blue eyes.
"Absolutely," Blaine shot him a wobbly grin. It was stiff at first, and forced, but a gentle squeeze from Kurt's hand broke through and softened him. The smile became genuine and he squeezed back.
He cupped Kurt's hand between his own once more and took a deep breath.
"I want to be with you, Kurt Hummel, because you are one of the kindest, most generous men that I know. Because you are a loving son, brother and friend. Because you are so incredibly talented. Because you are dedicated and loyal and true. Also, because you have an ass that won't quit."
Kurt's eyes had been growing wider with each compliment, but he broke into a gravelly little giggle at the last statement. He craned his neck to peer down behind him and then nodded appreciatively.
"I must say that even old and wrinkly it's not too shabby, is it?"
Blaine threw his head back with laughter and even dared to lean forward, placing a tiny kiss on his husband's head. Kurt blushed but closed his eyes at the feeling, obviously enjoying it.
"I want to be with you," Blaine went on, a bit more seriously now, "because you sew your grandniece a new princess costume every Halloween. Because you insist that you hate dogs, yet I catch you leaving scraps for that runaway when you think I'm not looking. Because every Saturday you insist that we drive through the McDonald's drive through and get twenty breakfast meals, then hand them out to the homeless. Because every year when the Catholic Church down the street has a coat drive you go on a shopping spree for winter clothing and then take all the tags off before turning them in because you insist that giving people actual used items is just plain tacky and selfish. I want to be with you, Kurt, because you are the love of my life, and I couldn't imagine one single day without you."
Kurt stared, eyes wide. Slowly they began to fill up with tears and he took a ragged breath.
"This isn't a one night stand, is it?"
Blaine couldn't help the tears in his own eyes, but he smiled, squeezing Kurt's hand tightly between his own.
"No, sweetheart. It's not. We've been married for fifty years, and they've been the happiest years of my life."
Kurt glanced around the room, looking overwhelmed and lost and scared. He shook his head frantically.
"No, that doesn't make sense! That can't... Fifty... I would remember! How can I not remember?!"
He gripped Blaine's hand desperately, a hot tear running down his cheek. Blaine choked back a sob and fell down to his knees once again with a little grunt of pain. He pulled Kurt into his arms, holding him and rocking him, praying that his husband wouldn't panic and yank away.
"Shhhh, it's okay. It's okay. I promise that what I'm telling you is true, but don't be upset about not remembering, okay? We're getting old, you know? Sometimes our memories just aren't what they are supposed to be. You're forgetting right now, but you'll remember again later. Promise!"
Kurt pulled back, shaking and sniffing back his tears.
"What if I don't?" He whispered in a scared voice.
Blaine swallowed and took his husband's face between his hands, smoothing over each cheek with a thumb.
"Then I will remind you," he spoke in a low voice. "I will tell you about you. I will tell you about me. I will tell you about us. Anything you want to know, anything you've forgotten... I will tell you. I have taken care of you for over fifty years, Kurt. I'm not going to stop now."
Kurt visibly sagged, relief washing over him.
"Thank you," he whispered. "I-... thank you."
"Of course," Blaine gushed, wiping quickly at his own eyes. "I would do anything for you. I love you, Kurt."
Kurt was silent for a moment, nodding his head slowly and blinking away a stray tear.
"I... I love you, too."
Blaine closed his eyes, soaking in the sound of those words. He wasn't sure what exactly had prompted Kurt to say that phrase today, but he hadn't heard it in months. It had a healing affect on his soul like nothing else possibly could. He sighed, opening his eyes once again to smile at his husband brightly.
"Come on. Let's get you out and dried off. The water must be cold." He gently patted Kurt's back, then groaned in pain as he rose to his feet, knowing he would probably have bruises on his knees from where he had crashed to the floor minutes ago.
He flipped the drain on the tub and reached behind him to grab the fluffiest towel they owned from the shelf. Draping it over the front of himself, he leaned down to carefully bring Kurt to his feet via a gentle embrace. Kurt clung to him as he stood, and Blaine knew that it had as much to do with his emotional state as with his fear of falling.
It took a good half an hour for him to dry his husband's skin, gently apply his moisturizer, then help him into the silk, navy pajamas. All the while, Kurt watched him work in silence, helping out when he could, even offering a soft smile on occasion.
Grabbing the stylish cane that was leaning against the wall, Blaine handed it to his husband and they slowly walked into the living room. Blaine settled Kurt down onto the couch before leaving to make some herbal tea, a tradition they had had at bedtime for years before Kurt's illness. One that, oddly enough, Kurt always seemed to remember and ask for. Even that tiny consistency was enough to keep Blaine going some days, to make him smile.
Blaine took his first sip in silence, and it was a moment before he realized that Kurt was clutching his mug with white knuckles, staring off into space dejectedly.
"What's wrong?" Blaine asked, gently patting his knee. Kurt swallowed roughly and turned to his husband.
"Does it make you terribly sad?" He asked in a whisper. "That I don't remember?"
When Blaine only stared in response at first, Kurt broke into tears.
"I'm sorry! I'm so sorry! Your eyes are so sad! I wish-"
"No! Oh, Kurt, sweetheart, no!" Blaine burst out. He took Kurt's mug and set their tea on the coffee table before gripping his husband's hands in his own. "I'm the one who's sorry. I should have answered you faster. Of course I wish you could remember, but for your sake just as much as mine. You don't ever have to be sorry, okay? Ever, ever, ever."
Kurt sniffed, nodding slightly but still looking uncertain.
"My love," Blaine stroked his cheek, so thankful that his husband was receptive of the physical contact. "All you need to know is that I am so very happy with you. Taking care of you fulfills my life. I wouldn't want anything else. Okay?"
Kurt nodded again, trembling a bit at the intensity of Blaine's words. His breath hitched in his chest. He was scared, and lost, and confused, and overwhelmed, but this man in front of him was doing everything in his power to make him happy. It was abundantly clear that this man's life mission was to keep Kurt calm, safe and as happy as possible. Nothing else seemed to matter.
Even in his current state, Kurt could understand what a sacrifice that was. How rare and beautiful was this kind of love? This man deserved something. A small token, at the very least.
Closing his eyes, Kurt leaned forward. His heart was racing and his hands were shaking, but it all seemed to slow down the moment their lips connected. Blaine gasped in surprise, but with a joyful little noise he leaned into the kiss, melting against Kurt's lips.
They stayed that way for only a few seconds, but to them both it seemed like an eternity. With heads spinning happily they gazed into each other's eyes as they backed away, Kurt searching for something to remember, something to hold on to, and Blaine trying to memorize this miraculous moment, to imprint it in his mind.
"Tell me," Kurt requested softly.
"Tell you what, sweetheart?" Blaine asked, smoothing back a strand of white hair.
"Tell me about us," Kurt answered, leaning into the touch.
Blaine nodded, slowly at first, then quicker, with determination as he smiled. He leaned back against the couch, pulling Kurt against his shoulder and holding him close.
"Of course, my love. Of course."
He kissed his husband's forehead, breathing him in and reveling in the moment.
"I'll start with the day we met. It all began with a song..."


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Hi, what has spoiled me is, I previously owned a TomTom 720.
Don't get me wrong, this gps has a lot of nice features but falls short of a TomTom. Sorry.
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