Gala? er ah, you planning to use that on somebody?
Grrrrrrrrrrr
This is Purrrrfectly wonderful.
Now Whitney....
What would ever give you an idea like that?
I am trying out the linkthing Right Here
that Kirk was so kind to patiently explain to me.
I am (again) trying out the linkthing Right Here
that Kirk DID explain to me...
Kirk ~ what happens when you forget your password? (I forgot mine so I had to create a new account)
Madison~ 'Sofa' was beautiful...WOW...=)
Love and dreams, Ali
Ok, I will admit, I am almost computer illiterate (at least I feel so). Anyway, the new submissions page has me confused. I am just an idiot, I know!!!!
just checking out the account process...hooray!
Michael(), I dunno, maybe I can rig up a page that can e-mail your password to you
Laurel; You know it's the way you used tools that I liked, so I am going to bump you with Kitchen gadgets....LOL LOL since I collect the old fashioned kind. Thanks for the inspiration. Nothing like the old fashioned hand cranking can opener...HA HA HA my imagination is going crazy now!
bk
thank you Ali! I imagine this has been looked up around here before, but I was just wondering where "heart on your sleeve" came from. Here: ". . . Another practice with historical origins is the valentine box, popular in today's grade schools. In England, as far back as the 16th or 17th centuries, unmarried women would write their names on slips of paper and place them in a jar. The papers were then drawn by unmarried men who would treat the lady as his "valentine" for the day. In England, it was also common for wealthy men to throw fancy-dress balls to honor their ladies, and some men would wear a lady's name pinned to his sleeve; hence the origin of "wearing his heart on his sleeve." interesting, eh?
scqueen~ 'That Feeling'...I know that feeling...gotta love that feeling! Great description of that newness...=)
B.K.~ 'Old Fashioned Kitchen Gadgets'...LOL...awesome!
Harem~ 'The Dreamer'...Wonderfull job!!! =)
h~ 'Smoking'...great comparison...*sigh*...I know what you mean...
Love and smiles, Ali
OK... this is great.
Ali; Thanks, I have a lot of antique kitchen equipment, so it was kinda fun looking thru it, but I still see Larry, Curly and Moe hitting each other with it...lol lol
Jack Darlin; Too funny Jack, too funny!
bk
Terry; Both cinquains wrap right into one another very well Darlin. (Sigh) so beautiful. Will have to try that one too...You always teach us something new.
Deevaa; 'The Wind Whispers And The Moon Listens,' it's lovely, just lovely.
Thanks BK :-)
I spoke to Kirk today, and I've decided to keep posting art (only the romantic/love inspired I guess... LOL) here, but I'll not be posting poetry for awhile, some of this steams from the fact I'm not writing much at the moment and some of this steams from me wanting to concentrate on art for awhile.
dee