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Wren
My new pet, gurrlfriend/boifriend, speaker of those bottle rocket fears, operator of those hands, and what else can that mouth do? I am so edgy tickled you have landed here for a while. Welcome to... More »
Wren
As a writer, I’ve often joked that I never have to make anything up. I have the laziest muse on record. I just stand in one place and crazy, goofy, fringe things happen. Or maybe... More »
Wren
The mountain farm of Greta Fields, aka Ravenkeeper. Greta Fields’ neighbors over the ridge are strip mining. Greta is planting wildflowers. The contrast is palpable as Greta tells me of pressure from the mining company... More »
Wren
Come on people! You're handing me blog topics on a lead free, made in USA pewter platter! Buying for my store, Heathcote Earthings, I have tried to order buttons and bumper stickers with the slogan,... More »
Wren
Since the mid eighties, he's made his life putting up tipis all over the south, including a wonderful tipi village in Athens, Georgia. Now I'm coaxing Tipi Frank up north, at least as far as... More »
Wren
I just learned that this one will appear in the spring '08 issue of Loch Raven Review: Big Talking Rocks I’m moving the muscles to breathe in cold water. They feel like bone in the... More »
Wren
A rose by any other name might remind some people of a pickle. Whether it’s a person, a house or the street on which they stand, a name is an opportunity to make a statement.... More »
Wren
Hi onewitheverything, How thoughtul of you to send me your cd of whale songs set to Klezmer music. From your cover letter I can appreciate how long it must have taken you to find a... More »
Wren
...There seems to be some understandable confusion so let me clear it up. I realize wrens, and raccoons for that matter, do eat bugs. But I do not. So, onewitheverything, thanks, I guess, for the... More »
Wren
At our recent open mic poetry reading, my Open Classroom students surprised me with some birthday poems! This one was written by my 10 year-old: The Wren I Love Best The Wren I love best... More »
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