Welcome to the home page of Louis Flint Ceci.
This page was last updated on Wednesday, 16-May-2007 22:56:08 PDT.
The latest news:
- I'm about to go to Paris to compete in the 2007 IGLA
World Championships. I will be competing in the
200m freestyle, the 50m freestyle, the 50m breaststroke,
and the 200m IM.
- I've returned from my vacation in New Zealand.
The photos are
here, and the best ones are also available on
this Flickr site.
- I've tried my hand at translating some poems from Welsh (with
help from my housemate, Wade Dowdell). The prosodic form
of
cynghanedd was quite a challenge, and I was only
partly successful, but it was great fun.
The results are here.
- I thought I was in love this past summer, but I guess not.
If love were more predictable, well, I guess there would be
less poetry. See above.
- In honor of President Reagan's passing, I am re-opening the link
to the prose-poem I wrote about him seven years ago. I realize
the man I was angry with then died long ago, but
here it is anyway,
lest we forget.
- My oldest sister, Kris, passed away suddenly on November 30, 2002.
She was 54 years old. I've made a
memorial page for her here.
- I attended the Gay Games in Sydney, where I competed in swimming
and in the Poetry Slam. The good news is that I didn't drown in
the swimming events. The even better news is that I won the Gold
Medal in the Poetry Slam! Pictures will soon be available
here.
- We've had a Ceci Family Reunion! See the photos
here.
- I've spent most of the summer constructing a patio
in my back yard.
Wanna see?
- What constitutes a miracle? Read
this brief account
on what happened just before the second anniversary
of our wedding and decide for yourself.
- My father and his wife celebrated their 45th wedding
anniversary on August 12. I flew out to Wisconsin for the
festivities. The
photo album is here.
- Don passed away on the morning of August 15.
The DonWatch Journal tells our story.
- In a happier time, Don and I decided the
slip of paper from the State of California registering our
domestic partnership was insufficient. So we decided to go
whole hog and have a wedding - and not just one of them, but two!
We did the first one in Hawaii on February 25; pictures are
in the DonWatch Journal.
That was a pretty private ceremony, with just nine
close friends. Then we really went overboard and had a full
catered affair at our home in Mountain View on March 18. The pictures and
text of that ceremony are
here.
|