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MICHAEL A. INTERNICOLA
The Cunt			
she lived in queens and was into s & m. she talked without taking a breath. said she worked out all the time but she still had a rump. blondie and madonna were her hero's. she was an actor and a dancer and a flute player but she was 26 and hosting at a restaurant for nine bucks an hour. she spoke spanish with a stranger and annoyed the shit out of everyone. i told her i had a foot fetish. she said she hadn't had sex in a year and a half and looked like uma thurman. hated when people said that. her name was shannon and she was a cunt. the only time she shut up was when i asked about her living in spain but only because she couldn't back up her bullshit. where were you i asked. what do you mean? where'd you go? all over in high school she said. yeah i told her. there's got to be an easier way. gotta be but i still took her out for a drink after work down bleeker just because i liked the way she said my name. my dick thought she was cute too. the owner bought us a round and she talked about his dog's balls missing or dog pussy or something dumb like that. i left her there after i finished my second drink.

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Angie Dixon is a writer and webmaster of The Leonardo Trait. Get a free report on failing successfully and sign up for free teleseminars at http://www.leonardotrait.com.

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The One Thing I Know			
I know one thing. I know this thing with all my heart, and with all my soul, and with all my being. I know that I have the choice to be who I am, when I am, where I am. I may not have a choice, today, about what I do for a living, where I live, or what kind of car I drive. But if who I am today is a writer, I'm a writer, even if I live in a homeless shelter, write on paper bags with stubs of pencils, and take the bus to a job in a fast food joint to try to get out of the shelter. If who I am today is a writer, I'm a writer, even if my kids are sick, my car is broken down, my computer won't boot and I haven't sold anything in years. But if who I am today is a writer, and I decide that who I should be is a doctor, I'm going to be pretty miserable, because who I am is a writer. On the other hand, if I'm a writer who wants to become a doctor, I've got a great handle on who I am, who I want to be, and probably an idea of whether it's possible and how to get there. Never lose sight of who you are. Be who you are, no matter where you are, or when you are. Be you.

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MICHAEL A. INTERNICOLA
Nacho Girls			
NACHO GIRLS one time a girl i was seeing surprised me by stopping by with a friend. i was writing with headphones on and didn't even hear them enter. they scared the fuck out of me. that was the best room i ever had. playboy centerfolds on the wall. stacks of books by the best authors known to man. some shitty single mattress i laid out in the corner where no good woman with half a brain would want to bed down on. the room had character. gatorade bottles full of urine. toilet paper for napkins. some 13 inch piece of shit black and white that needed a wrench to turn the stations. the owner of the house was mafia. he got stabbed seventy seven times and died on the front porch. i made love to the words so many times in that room the four years i lived there. the neighbors were vulgar. the heater worked shitty but i liked it alright. anyway, the girl was showing me off. i was really a writer, "michael, this is debbie."-i turned around in my chair and smiled softly. i didn't say nothing. it was my turn to scare the fuck out of them.

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