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We planned to head out after work and drive down to Charlottesville for the Virginia Festival of the Book. I emailed a poet I know from 32 and said I was on my way out the door. He kindly emailed me back, “it’s NEXT weekend.”
But I did not get that email.
He then called my […]
I had an event to attend tonight about 25 miles from my house. It took me 1.5 hours to reach this place, and 30 minutes of that was spent in a tunnel under the U.S. Capitol. Plus…
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Are any of you poet-bloggers ready to move over to WordPress? Are any of you using WordPress now? If you are interested, I’d be happy to make videos on any WordPress question or issue you have. I bought some new video software and am eager to test it out. =) Let me know in the […]
Blog Action Day asks bloggers to write about a particular subject. The idea is to have thousands of voices talking about important issues in order to raise awareness. Technically, I’m a day late. I only just found out about this event from Collin Kelly.
The most recent subject is about going green. I’ve changed how I […]
Michael Gushue started a recipe exchange among poets. I sent my recipe for ginger-sweet potato soup to Nick Carbo. I thought you might like it, too. Cook a quick dinner and have more time to write!
2 sweet potatoes, peeled and chopped
1 tbsp ginger powder or 1/2 tbsp fresh
4 cups water
1 onion, chopped
2 tbsp oil
several sprinkles […]
The past eight weeks have been so…full.
Today, I took soup and salad to a friend who just had a baby. I held the newborn for about an hour. We all sat on the shady back porch and enjoyed how the light turned golden as it came through the translucent porch roof. The hour with this […]
Despite the general nuttiness of my life at this moment, I memorized “Goatsucker” by Sylvia Plath. How about you? What did you memorize?
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September will HAVE to be better than August. It just will have to happen that way.
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We went to the beach this past weekend with friends. It was “Gay Week” and “Bike Week” in […]
What a delight to open up Book World today and find “Night Air” from C. Dale Young’s book Second Person. You can read the full poem at Dale’s website, which I designed for him.
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Although not poetry related, I had to share this.
This video mentions how new cars contain devices that record what happens just before or after a crash. The device will know how fast you were going at the time of impact and whether you braked.
Your cell phone — when on — tracks everywhere you go […]