BODIES: THE EXHIBITION - by Jen Tynes
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Children’s bones grow quicker
in springtime, says educational
Vegas. We had some mis-
givings about keeping our eyes on
the carpet, the fuzziness of
a losing pattern. My favorite part of
our marriage was the circul-
atory system, preserved lit up
in its own dark room. Some relative
would spend half of February in
Florida and bring all us kids back
those suckers you force into
an orange, to drink its juice with-
out peeling it. What a lot of nerve
endings it takes to make a finger
tip, or any extremity, so far out there
that it is forced and expected to take
its cues from things external. To be
influenced by the exhibition, which
is to say the holding out.
-- Jen Tynes
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in springtime, says educational
Vegas. We had some mis-
givings about keeping our eyes on
the carpet, the fuzziness of
a losing pattern. My favorite part of
our marriage was the circul-
atory system, preserved lit up
in its own dark room. Some relative
would spend half of February in
Florida and bring all us kids back
those suckers you force into
an orange, to drink its juice with-
out peeling it. What a lot of nerve
endings it takes to make a finger
tip, or any extremity, so far out there
that it is forced and expected to take
its cues from things external. To be
influenced by the exhibition, which
is to say the holding out.
-- Jen Tynes
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