My Other Elephant Is A Camaro


{One of the more interesting objects I've excitedly pulled from a filthy bus floor or trash can, this Polaroid was found on the street in Portland's Old Town. It was very close to Burnside, a street that sees a tremendous daily volume of transient homeless traffic. It is entirely possible that this photo was the treasured possession of either the adult or child pictured in it, someone whose life is now eons away from this elephant's back. Regardless, I see about a dozen stories every time I look at it.}

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Blogger Darby:

Hello,

I'm an assistant producer at OregonLive.com, primary responsibility: recruiting bloggers. I really enjoy your blog. We are specifically expanding the neighborhood section of our blog page: http://www.oregonlive.com/weblogs/. Would you have any interest in doing a neighborhood blog, or perhaps some other topic? It's not a paying job, but if you love to blog, you might want to do this. Look forward to hearing from you.

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June 23, 2005  
Anonymous kate:

I was going to leave some sarcastic comment about riding on an animal's back when I read the above fan letter. Dude, did you make Michael your agent already? HE IS THE MAN.

Remember me when you're famous and hanging with super models.

June 25, 2005  
Anonymous Breakfast At Shoney's:

Mikey can barely negotiate his way out of a bathroom stall, but he looks GOOD in those Hollywood throwback Oakleys.

June 25, 2005  
Anonymous Mitchell:

*sniff*
Negotiating your way in the bathroom stall is the trick. And I got that shit down, brah!

June 26, 2005  

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