thx star and violet
violet--- no i haven't i'll go download it
even tho i hate that guy :)
wOw oh wOw, Ms. Rhet~
you have made my month with that comparison. I just spent a couple of hours digesting Jason's stuff (here and at his site)and I am beyond flattered to be compared to such a stellar writer. thank you muchlierest!!! the piece about Jane the geek is my absolute favorite. I also love The Day We Pretended We Were Married. I urge everyone to read more of Jason's stuff at his site and check out his catering business, as well! He is the chef my psychotic pseudo first husband wanted to be. He must be...he made a meal that featured gourmet chocolate dishes for each course.
I've never seen "The French Connection" but my husband says he has it buried somewhere in his video collection. I'll have to watch it. Tonight I watched "The Mothman Prophecies." Whoa, it happened in West Virginia and it's based on a true story. I'll have to read more about it. I like the way Vonnegut writes about West Virginia in Breakfast of Champions.
~now I'm hungry for chocolate and all I have is a bag of miniature Almond Joys and I'm trying to lose ten pounds by thinking the flab away
p.s. oops, that should be The Night We Pretended We Were Married!
Thank you Star of David!
Savannah Haze - Autumn Leaves, I think this is going to be in my head all day!
Note To Blenderite that wrote the e-mail
On that one I'll admit maybe I over-reacted. I have too much stress going on right now. With one parent just out of hospital with lung cancer and the other just operated on yesterday(spinal surger) it's been too much for me. My nerves are shot. It just looked really crass that all we need do is take someone elses poetry and do imitation art and make front page. But there are lots that love Wierd Al and lots of imitation. What have you we live in an imitation world. (so be it) There thats all I have to say. I preffer ORIGINAL thats about it. Poetry is having your own style not some one elses.
I don't know what any of you have to say about it and don't really have time to care right now. I haven't been back to see. If you would like to share any of this please feel free. I've decided to take a breather from blender. Both parents need my attention and I have no time to give to blender. Perhaps I will be back the first of the year, we will see what happens. I will either stockpile my poetry as he will still receive it and or, It will also be at Xanga at slinky BK
"Mothman Prophesies" is a great book and an AWFUL movie...and don't be deceived by all that "based on a true story" mumbo jumbo that Hollywood barfs everywhere. "Mothman Prophesies" woulda been a good movie if they set it in the 1960's when it supposedly occurred...and if they'da gotten an actor who has more than two major facial expressions to choose from...fake-Buddist Richard "Gerbil" Gere, indeed! If you want a good, realistic, scary story about West Virginia, read Lee Maynard's "CRUM" or watch a documetally called "Dancin' Outlaw." Both capture WV quite well...
sorry - meant to type "docu-mentally" that is what I like to called self-important self-righteous documentaries made by freaks...
Ugh.
Stephen~ Really? You hate John Mayer? I like his songs. He just seems like such a nice guy. And I think his lyrics are real. He doesn't seem like an overpaid pop star... it's like he could be my neighbor. I guess I am just a sucker for sensitive guys. ~Vi
Star of David,
Wow, thanks, i am glad you enjoyed it!
But, at least they are expressing their art and MAKING the film, instead of merely TALKING about it.
To Aparajita and Crying Shame 58 (CS58)
Thanks for the comments on
"A Woman Needs a Man"
Sorry it took so long for me to respond
Star of David,
I'm glad that you connected with it. That's my soul on paper right now.
Darwin,
I guess you don't need the music I put it to, then? ;)
Thank you both for the complements. It's good to be back on the Blender. I've felt very faded in the past months.
Great stuff on the front page this month. Congrats to all and keep it up!
Violet, I loved Lobstah and Pineapples. My husband and I will be moving next year and I am already homesick. You captured your home beautifully.
Laurel- Etchasketchedgave new meaning to one of my favorite childhood toys. Thank you!
Misti- As usual, well done. I thoroughly enjoyed Dignity is An Ugly Word And I plan on sharing Politely Lightly Politically Correct with my students.
RomanticMechanic- Lips, Tips, and Hips… WHOO! Now I have to go take a shower… a cold one! J
laurel: wow, you have a wonderful way with words. i loved all, but especially Waking Dreams. beautiful!
coujeaux: i have missed you... where have you been? came back with such a special treats for us all. glad you stopped in.
malu lani: and, where might you have been hanging out too? i haven't seen you around here in a loooong time. missed you too. loved Raison D'etre , and, can certainly identify with You . i am glad you dropped by too!
Lobstah and Pineapples
...luscious, love it.
Savannah~
Thanks! I am honored. It's great to see you back. I was reading old survey questions and answers this morning and I wondered whatever happened to ya.
aparajita: Thanks so much for the kind words you bestow on me, when your talent far surpasses mine. I have been around busy w/ school, but I will try to do better about posting more regularly. hunger was so awesome...thank you for sharing that w/ us.