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List of all things.
A) Copied from my Facebook:
Would anyone be willing to trade yarn? Am looking for a coppery or gold/green sort of color. Would prefer something with a little thickness to it. Cannot do 100% wool. Here's yarn in question.
Yarn in question in photo, is 100% cotton.
B) ysabetwordsmith's next Poetry Fishbowl will be tomorrow, Tuesday, March 1st. She writes this about it: This is an advance announcement for the Tuesday, March 1 2011 Poetry Fishbowl. This time the theme will be "Things With Wings." I'll be soliciting ideas for winged wildlife, fairies, angels, flying aliens, winged monsters, artificial wings, flying machines, things with other types of "wings" such as buildings or maple seeds, plots that involve flight, examples of "winging it," aerial habitats, other places where wings might be found, settings where wings are irrelevant or awkward, the limitations of flight, and poetic forms in particular.
C) Know I asked this in the last poem's entry. But what would the interest level be for making that sort of a monthly thing? Not necessarily over two weeks, but either expanding on the folklore/fairy tale theme, or exploring other themes, and writing poems with them. Probably not in one day, but say for a week? Any interest?
A) Copied from my Facebook:
Would anyone be willing to trade yarn? Am looking for a coppery or gold/green sort of color. Would prefer something with a little thickness to it. Cannot do 100% wool. Here's yarn in question.
Yarn in question in photo, is 100% cotton.
B) ysabetwordsmith's next Poetry Fishbowl will be tomorrow, Tuesday, March 1st. She writes this about it: This is an advance announcement for the Tuesday, March 1 2011 Poetry Fishbowl. This time the theme will be "Things With Wings." I'll be soliciting ideas for winged wildlife, fairies, angels, flying aliens, winged monsters, artificial wings, flying machines, things with other types of "wings" such as buildings or maple seeds, plots that involve flight, examples of "winging it," aerial habitats, other places where wings might be found, settings where wings are irrelevant or awkward, the limitations of flight, and poetic forms in particular.
C) Know I asked this in the last poem's entry. But what would the interest level be for making that sort of a monthly thing? Not necessarily over two weeks, but either expanding on the folklore/fairy tale theme, or exploring other themes, and writing poems with them. Probably not in one day, but say for a week? Any interest?