A Life On the First Waves of Radical Bohemianism in San Francisco Oral History

Shirley Staschen Triest

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Triest: Yes.
Byerly: And you think that freed you up.
Triest: Oh, definitely. He would 've been glad to have me come back because he got really tired of keeping house for himself, which I understood.
Byerly: Yes, I understand that. I get tired of keeping house for myself [laughter] .
Triest: Yes, I'd like to have a Japanese wife, too [chuckle].
Byerly: I was just thinking that today--! need a wife. Everybody needs a wife.
Triest: Yes, right, exactly. All the way from the telephone bill to getti...ng gas in the car. Some get them.
Byerly: Yeah. Not many women get wives, though. After you left Frank, your relationship with Jane continued, right?
Triest: Yes.
Jane's Death Byerly: And when did Jane die?
Triest: I don't want to say now until I get enough silence to get it right. It would have to have been '74. My mother died in '76, and it was a couple of years before that. It couldn't have been in the early eighties.
Byerly: So it was right after you left Frank?
Triest: Sort of. I mean, close enough.

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