- Author:
summerbreeze
- Filed under: Poetry
Friday
Sep 26,2008
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It is a beautiful day
in the month of May,
the monkies want to play.
Their mamas say, “it’s okay.”
They lace up their skates
and fill their pockets with dates.
The little monkies skate straight
to a park for skates.
The joyous monkies swirl
and twirl
in the warm sun
and boy is it fun.
Someone brings a tape player.
And someone wears the hat of a sailor.
There is a monkey and her name is Taylor.
No time is gayer.
When the sun fades into the crack
between the hills and sky, their mamas call them back
for their mid-afternoon snack
and nap. They’ll be back- that’s a fact.
Another poem from my children’s collection
c.2008 Jennifer M Scott
- Author: summerbreeze
- Filed under: Traffic
Friday
Sep 26,2008
WOOF Contest – Top 5 Picks:
Non-Fiction
Matthew R. Usner - “Natural Selection By Beer Glass” - A rather horrifying anecdote from one of the first jobs I ever had.
Matt Gamble - “Cool World” - A review of the Ralph Bakshi film Cool World, a film that somehow manages to do everything wrong, yet still results in a truly terrible movie.
Fiction
Penelope Anne - “The Divide” - When love is lost, how do you cope?
Poetry
dragon blogger - “Love of a Lifetime, In a Moment, Ancient Song” - There are three love poems from a guest blogger.
Brought to you by PlotDog Press with the Serial Suspense “Intervention“
Friday
Sep 26,2008
The whole banking situation has gone haywire in America, and its strange how one minute a bank will be perfectly fine and then out of nowhere its gone bankrupt. Some would say its a conspiracy, yet others would say its just how times are these days, while yet others would say its the end of the world that has begun.
Despite what one might want to believe, the fact that these things are happening should state to us all that something way bigger than what any president can control is happening.
I bank with Washington mutual aka WAMU, and this whole J.P. Morgan buyout has me asking quite alot of questions, the most major one is WHY? And a few others would be, well what does this mean for me, how do I the consumer benefit, or is this another tactic to put money into the hands of those who are already filthy rich.
With so many questions and no answers its hard for one to even be sure of what to do next.
How does one begin to sort through all of this clutter?
