Write Up The Road’s Blog Posts
Over the weekend I traveled to art museums, art galleries, art expos, and art fairs. My itinerary: Copenhagen, Busan, Buenos Aires, Munich, Tel Aviv, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City, London, and I just flew in from Paris.. My arms are tired. Anyway, here are links to the artists who caught my eye: Kwon […]
Needed some stamps so at the post office I bought a pane of Toni Morrison stamps. Came home and read an Alice Walker essay about Zora Neal Hurston, which took me to the Harlem Renaiisance (early 1920’s to mid-1930’s), one of the two eras in American culture I would like to time travel back to
At home. In the shower. On the go. A huge selection of Cultural enrichment This week in your area. Free air pressure check With hydro boost. Wrap your teeth around that! To take early advantage, Navigate to the settings. Activate it. Share. Keep the data flowing. Stamp out unrest. Block that bully. Unlock a whole
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From The Odyssey by HomerThe Cyclops scene, as described in Wikipedia: After the giant returns in the evening and eats two more of the men, Odysseus offers Polyphemus some strong and undiluted wine given to him earlier on his journey. Drunk and unwary, the giant asks Odysseus his name, promising him a guest-gift if he
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With the release of my latest book Spicy9 I’ve been cavalier in proclaiming I’ve as many books as Ron Howard has directing credits. That statement is incorrect. An honest mistake, For a higher standard I cannot imagine. And I have but 22 books. Ron Howard has 27 directing credits. I need a get humping.
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Anne Lamott, from Bird by Bird “The first poem I wrote that got any attention was about John Glenn. The first stanza went, ‘Colonel John Glenn went up to heaven/in his spaceship, Friendship Seven.’ There were many, many verses…The teacher read the John Glenn poem to my second-grade class. It was a great moment; the
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SHOP TALK Writing is like baseball. Not every at bat is a home run. In fact, not every at bat is a hit. But just four hits in every ten at bats? You are in the Hall of Fame. SHIFTING TO OK Although I’m basically a solo act My mindset just completely shifts To like
Had a nice post-meeting chat (cat in French BTW) with my fellow WUTR board members. Terri introduced me to a term: xeriscape. Tim has been improving the chi around the farm. I mentioned that I need to start working on a new book. I want to have written as many books as Ron Howard has
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RUNNING OUT THE CLOCK Fog hoodies the sun. Yellow school bus gone grey. It’s a long drive down Memory Lane. It starts to get dark at noon. Distracted drivers. Running out the clock. Horse drawn, it’s even worse. And the road is not always paved. ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY They raffled like ten round trips