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Reply to Masterless Piece in Poetry JoeUser Forums

oh yeah. ) forgot that pa-renth-a-fuckin'-sis...

Reply to Masterless Piece in Poetry JoeUser Forums

You're a continuing inspiration, my friend. Haha, at least I'm good for something . (here I am intoxicated listening to Rod Stewart's Maggie May on my trusty Bose radio. Now how fucked up is that...

Reply to Genesis 4 in Humor JoeUser Forums

One sin = screwed for life. That's certainly been my experience.

Reply to Grassy Knoll in Writing JoeUser Forums

I did not understand your point. I think that... Why was it that people savored destruction and death and carnage so? ...perhaps he doesn't understand what "the point" is either. that is, whatever it is a "point" really is...

Reply to Things I hate about me in Life JoeUser Forums

I'm sure there's lots of things to love about you if you'd only just look. I'm sure your husband sees them all the time. Hang in there Link

Grassy Knoll in Writing JoeUser Forums

He sat on a high grassy knoll overlooking the scene beneath him. But he had his back to the scene and wasn’t looking. Car wreck. Multiple fatalities. Red and blue lights. Cops. EMTs. Ambulances. A fire truck. Twisted metal. Millions of shards of broken glass. Greasy, billowing black smoke. The incessant wail of sirens.

Reply to Mize in Writing JoeUser Forums

It's tiny. Like this small world we live in. When I first saw the title it reminded me of a saying we have on the line in the restaurant. Mise en Place. It means your section is all prepped and ready to go before the rush. If your Mise en Place is not in order you get buried. Interesting. I had never heard of that before, Kelly! I had to look it up... <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mise_en_pl

Reply to Trust Me in Poetry JoeUser Forums

Trust me Nice.

Mize in Writing JoeUser Forums

As anyone who knew him knew, he was one to collect Pearls of Wisdom. For example, this one: Learn to do counterintuitive things that may one day save your ass. -old biker proverb That one was written across the top of the inside back cover of his note book that was stashed at the moment deep down near the

Reply to Abracadabra in Writing JoeUser Forums

me was here, I came, I read, I liked it! Thanks! (I take it you gots my mail )

Reply to Abracadabra in Writing JoeUser Forums

and the line of my day. Use it Kelly! Anytime you want! And for no reason at all! (just try not to use it in front of your customers!) Yes, surprisingly, that's the one word I'd use for these episodes: elegant. Yikes! Elegant my aching ass... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ju/T_JU/smiles/Tongue.gif" border

Reply to I Still Remember in Poetry JoeUser Forums

once we lived and loved without distraction and I know we can again Yeah, I remember. But there was something sweet about the clang and chatter of the factory floor too. I'm giving this one to my wife, Buddah. Thanks...

Abracadabra in Writing JoeUser Forums

Zip! Zap! Zutter! Outta the dog’s ass and into the butter! He smiled at those words he had written in a margin of his note book. They were a vulger, nonsense incantation from high school that a buddy liked to exclaim for absolutely no good reason while they hung out behind the bus barn smoking cigarettes. He smiled at th

Reply to Rain in Writing JoeUser Forums

I do hope, though, your wonderful writing doesn't end soon. I don't know about the "wonderful" part but I'm not planning on ending anything. I think I have found my place, my niche, my "where I belong" here at JU. ( WWW Link ) It's a tough one though. Ain't that the truth.

Reply to Masterless Piece in Poetry JoeUser Forums

Confident and masterful. My friend, make a wav file and send it to [email protected] I heartily concur.

Reply to Boomerang Love in Poetry JoeUser Forums

Such is this love’s fate Ain't it though? (Another good one, Maso)

Rain in Writing JoeUser Forums

Sheltered against a round concrete pier under the overpass, he huddled from the relentless rain and looked at the two words he had written in capital letters near the top of an empty page in his note book. They read: WRITE SOMETHING Hmmm…write something. So beneath it he wrote: “Something.”<br /

Reply to Swallows in Writing JoeUser Forums

Or born to swallow :O Haha, I knew that was ~ahem~ coming....

Reply to Dancing with the Stars in Poetry JoeUser Forums

the one loyal keeper of ancient secrets and collector of eternal wishes Ah, if those stars could talk! The stories they could tell! But until they do, I'll keep reading Buddah Moskowitz...

Reply to Swallows in Writing JoeUser Forums

Thanks Buddah. Funny thing though: I typed and then deleted and then retrieved from the recycle bin this one a half-dozen times. I didn't like it at all. But then I discovered it was to be blog number thirteen and it all came together. The trip of self-discovery is the only trip worth taking. Agreed. Unless of course it's a trip to the beer store...

Swallows in Writing JoeUser Forums

An eleven is a ten that swallows… Maybe so. But he was enjoying the aerial acrobatics of the winged variety, dipping and darting and diving amongst the piers and beams of the highway overpass he was taking refuge under from an approaching thunderstorm. He had heard (or read) somewhere that Swallows are forever on

Reply to Memo to Mother Nature in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Nice ramble. but I always miss summer when it's gone...

Reply to Mayflies in Writing JoeUser Forums

It makes me blue though to think my whole life will be summed up in just a few words That's why it's important to live for today, Tova. (And with that in mind, I think I'll go in the kitchen and have another piece of pie... ) the trick of making these episodes meaningful, brief, and stand-alone. I'm a tryin' Buddah!

Reply to Bunny in Writing JoeUser Forums

Great writing, Roy, my boy, Thanks Buddah Now, that's a wake up call. That's what I was trying to convey here -a wake up. That and how sometimes when you wake up it's not as bad as you thought it'd be. Again, thanks for reading Buddah...

Reply to Bunny in Writing JoeUser Forums

These stories remind me of the perfect bedtime stories you tell to kids, well, maybe not the content. It is a special time where you share stories with your kids and then the next night they really want to hear more. So, in that sense, Thanks Dad. Thanks Kelly, I appreciate that. ( @ "Dad") I'm pouting at you. Just though