April 1998 Blender of Love Digest

"Love isn't something you can wrap in chains and throw in a lake.
That's Houdini. Love is liking someone a lot." --Jack Handey

Blender of Love Digest April 1998
Home Sweet Home Finally, the Blender of Love has its permanent home on the Internet. No longer a page off of www.eecs.tufts.edu/~kisrael, not even a subset of Alien Bill, the Love Blender has taken on its own domain, LoveBlender.Com,. I hope this hasn't caused too much confusion-- I know transient pages can be one of the most frustrating aspects of the 'Web-- but I've done my best to make it as painless a transition as possible. And I'm happy to be maintaining this site's tradition of indecisiveness about whether it's more properly the "Blender of Love" or the "Love Blender"-- the world may never know for certain. Another content filled digest this month, with some absolutely fantastic poetry, as well as a Review that reveals a possible inspiration for the site's name... ...And check out the first ever Blender of Love Reader Survey-- 26 quick questions to a better site!	New Works a piece of that hue - Misti Velvet Rainwater. An amazingly alive piece, as if she had eaten a box of crayolas and then fell in love. the gateway, the tunnel, the path (his words) - J.S.. Another very alive work. Too few poems capture the frantic energy romances often carry... Tears of lunacy - kate. ...And sometimes that energy extends when a romance is having problems. Why Am I Happier With My Tongue In My Own Mouth? - Raja Doake (meese42@mailcity.com). All Raja Doake needs is some confidence in this work-- it describes a contradiction I've felt before. Salsa Nights - CharlesAlbano@webtv.net. Short and Spicy. Star Struck - Azura Even with stars in your eyes, sometimes you need the lightyears to remain. Tiptoes - kate. An experiment that works, adding insight into a slice-of-life. What is a chance meeting? - saffire2000@yahoo.com. A solid prose piece. How will she be? - Tony K (tny@ix.netcom.com) The dual nature of 'her' in this work rang true to me. Heart on Sleeve Corner All the remaining heartsongs sent to the Blender last month.
Features Ramble Regarding Romance Hindsight, Blindsight. Featured Artist Review Love Is Hell, by Simpspon's creator Matt Groening Blender Board Feedback and Comments sent in over the past month.
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