Sometimes the prompts help, sometimes there’s a ready idea, all set to go, sometimes it’s like “it’s 11:30pm, where’s my haiku?” Continue reading →
Today NaPoWriMo suggested we lift (all right, steal) a line from a poem and use it to start one of our own: But let’s stick to plain old stealing today by writing poems with their first lines lifted from other … Continue reading →
Last week I mentioned my haiku side project to a co-worker, one of the coolest kids around (hi Drew!) and he was all on board with it. Continue reading →
Let the viewer make up their own mind as to what it’s about. Continue reading →
laughing at myself. Not a bad way to end the night. Continue reading →
It makes little difference how many university courses or degrees a person may own. If he cannot use words to move an idea from one point to another, his education is incomplete.
