May 23, 2004
In June's 100 words, I told my tender readers about some of my Parisian homies. But there were many others...
Getty-Getty Khan, the littlest warrior, who taught us the ancient arts of self-defense, though his true love was painting with lapis-lazuli. Consider also Saucy O'Doulahan, the flavorful dachshund, otherwise known as the "Le Camel of Montmarte." For on those nights that we tired from interpreting Rimbaud, he'd give us a ride home on his back which resembled the banana-shaped seats of bicycles from yesteryore. There was also the scientist bear named Gore-Lee-Leek Ghoulie-Ghoulie whose fricassees with L'il Bouzzini were legendary.
Getty-Getty Khan, the littlest warrior, who taught us the ancient arts of self-defense, though his true love was painting with lapis-lazuli. Consider also Saucy O'Doulahan, the flavorful dachshund, otherwise known as the "Le Camel of Montmarte." For on those nights that we tired from interpreting Rimbaud, he'd give us a ride home on his back which resembled the banana-shaped seats of bicycles from yesteryore. There was also the scientist bear named Gore-Lee-Leek Ghoulie-Ghoulie whose fricassees with L'il Bouzzini were legendary.
