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it's from a character of jack kerouac. there's a grateful dead song as well called "qazi." it's an irish-- called "cassidy" and we got married anand had met in new orleans. becoming a family man changed my life. all my kids want to do is go to the wild places to go see animals. we have a place in austin a park where i take them to nature study center. i'm teaching them the animals. if they see this in a tank they say that the purchase. i trained them to get them to start knowing all of them. they each have favorite animals that they have honed in on. my daughter benton loves ducks. she probably has 200 ducks, without exaggeration, a toy ducks. >> really? >> she has where she is surrounded by them if it is an obsession. the audubon society of america does a series of bird-stuffed toys which are fun because you can get a great blue heron or a snowy egret or whatever. we have a lot of those as well. >> the writing of all this, you talked about pelican island. do you still write longhand? >> mixed these days. i used to it all the time. when i do my first draft, really my first

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