The Book of Whispering in the Projection Booth is a collection of poems by Joshua Marie Wilkinson, © Tupelo Press 2009
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bravelittlebooks 
“rope, or fish, or trains” – is that from the book, or is that the list you made up? either way: great.
Also, stuff on memory made me think of that This American Life you made me listen to about how the only ‘real’ memory would be one we never remembered.
I made up the list…(I love lists!)
Was that This American Life or was it Radio Lab? I feel like there was a radiolab thing about memory…
now that you say it I remember (haaaa): Radio Lab.
I will take that sigh as one of deep longing to return to a place where I can make you listen to Radiolab WHENEVER I WANT.
Haaaaa.