named Kate Frankola--that is actually my name! People I know told me about Unhitched for that reason before I even heard of the show. I know Kate is a common name, but I am wondering who came up with Frankola and why. Probably no one here knows, oh well, still cool. Anyone know how I can contact anyone in charge of naming characters on the show?
I wish I didn't have to write something worth ten lines. I'll leave ya'll with a poem, In Memoriam Mae Noblitt by AR Ammons:
This is just a place: we go around, distanced, yearly in a star's
atmosphere, turning daily into and out of direct light and
slanting through the quadrant seasons: deep space begins at our
heels, nearly rousing us loose: we look up or out so high, sight's
silk almost draws us away: this is just a place: currents worry themselves
coiled and free in airs and oceans: water picks up mineral shadow and
plasm into billions of designs, frames: trees, grains, bacteria: but
is love a reality we made here ourselves-- and grief--did we design
that--or do these, like currents, whine in and out among us merely
as we arrive and go: this is just a place: the reality we agree with,
that agrees with us, outbounding this, arrives to touch, joining with
us from far away: our home which defines us is elsewhere but not
so far away we have forgotten it: this is just a place.
I wish I didn't have to write something worth ten lines. I'll leave ya'll with a poem, In Memoriam Mae Noblitt by AR Ammons:
This is just a place: we go around, distanced, yearly in a star's
atmosphere, turning daily into and out of direct light and
slanting through the quadrant seasons: deep space begins at our
heels, nearly rousing us loose: we look up or out so high, sight's
silk almost draws us away: this is just a place: currents worry themselves
coiled and free in airs and oceans: water picks up mineral shadow and
plasm into billions of designs, frames: trees, grains, bacteria: but
is love a reality we made here ourselves-- and grief--did we design
that--or do these, like currents, whine in and out among us merely
as we arrive and go: this is just a place: the reality we agree with,
that agrees with us, outbounding this, arrives to touch, joining with
us from far away: our home which defines us is elsewhere but not
so far away we have forgotten it: this is just a place.