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on Oct. 1
Babies!
07:24 pm
Were you aware..
Jasmine Mann and Julie Ann Cook both had babies last year? Little ones. Like... HUMAN. Seriously.
I know, you'd think they'd have had monkeys or something equally that way, but no, they had little human baby boys, and both are remarkably cute, considering the poetic nature of their mothers.
One half-expected serious drama that would give us years of interesting poetry, but alas it was not to be. Instead, health, happy nasty little boys full of poop and snot. Go figure?
Leanne Hanson Published
07:24 pm
Take a minute to congratulate her.
Now available on www.amazon.com -- Odd Verse Effects by Leanne Hanson (Bulldog Publishing), a wild ride through every conceivable kind of poetry and a few inconceivable ones that wandered home drunk one night and were welded to the couch.
What's up Doc?
07:24 pm
Hey Folks, Do you have any important news to share? Have you been published recently? Is your husband pregnant? Your wife earn a big promotion? Are you married? Gayly?
New pet monkeys?
Let us know!
New pet monkeys?
Let us know!
on May 9 2007
One of my poems published in online pub
01:11 pm
Happy!
Thanks to Don Campbell I have a poem published on the "front page" of the online publication New Verse News (http://www.newversenews.com).
Feels great!
on Mar. 30 2007
Falling Star Magazine
12:33 am
*blush*
Emily,
We're pleased to inform you that your poem 'Scranton Signs' has been selected for publication in the Spring issue of Falling Star Magazine. This issue, to be printed in mid-April, will appear at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at UCLA, April 28th & 29th. Attendance at last years festival exceeded 130,000 people. At this time: please reply to this e-mail confirming that the work cut/pasted below is indeed your own original creation. Please also include an address where you would like your contributors copies sent. Thank you for sending your work our way.
- Matt McGee, editor Falling Star Magazine
SCRANTON SIGNS
Christmas bulbs illuminated the ghosts that dwelled beyond the cracked eyes of the abandoned school
Did anyone else see the absurdity in that sign Coming Soon.... that had perched there almost a decade?
Once upon a time it told a tale of what the once upon a time grandeur of that place would soon hold
but that other sign had gone missing stolen or blown away or eaten by the mines
perhaps its promise lit by cheap white lights to a withering town was this very future
ghosts of children staring out dirty windows whispering coming soon shadows, death and decay.
http://www.latimes.com/extras/festivalofbooks/
We're pleased to inform you that your poem 'Scranton Signs' has been selected for publication in the Spring issue of Falling Star Magazine. This issue, to be printed in mid-April, will appear at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at UCLA, April 28th & 29th. Attendance at last years festival exceeded 130,000 people. At this time: please reply to this e-mail confirming that the work cut/pasted below is indeed your own original creation. Please also include an address where you would like your contributors copies sent. Thank you for sending your work our way.
- Matt McGee, editor Falling Star Magazine
SCRANTON SIGNS
Christmas bulbs illuminated the ghosts that dwelled beyond the cracked eyes of the abandoned school
Did anyone else see the absurdity in that sign Coming Soon.... that had perched there almost a decade?
Once upon a time it told a tale of what the once upon a time grandeur of that place would soon hold
but that other sign had gone missing stolen or blown away or eaten by the mines
perhaps its promise lit by cheap white lights to a withering town was this very future
ghosts of children staring out dirty windows whispering coming soon shadows, death and decay.
http://www.latimes.com/extras/festivalofbooks/
on Feb. 6 2007
Testy VonTester
05:30 am
BIG news in the life of testy.
Today, Testy got to test this page. What a day. It couldn't be any better. You are probably stunned and amazed.
