Waitaminute, you’re telling me that a Trump-nominated Conservative Christian can’t fully summarize the First Amendment, because I am shocked — SHOCKED — to find there is gambling going on in this establishment.
Hell, I can name all five freedoms protected by the First Amendment, and right now I’m wearing mismatched socks.
A friend of mine made this goddam amazing Halloween lamp both to celebrate the holiday and for “deterring uptight guests.”
This is the very same wacky craftsperson who made those awesome decorations for me a couple of years ago. Talented lady, no?
Just gonna strap it to my head and go as the Vice President of the United States.
Great news! Peeking Cat Literary will publish a new poem of mine, both online on January 23 and in its next annual anthology in October 2021. The title of the poem is “The Rough, Violet Stone.”
Peeking Cat Literary is the new incarnation of the former Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine, which recently returned after a one-year hiatus with some ambitious new directions. You can find all the details about the magazine’s new era by viewing its October 3 Facebook live event right here.
Thanks once again to Editor Sam Rose for allowing me to share my voice all over the world via this first-rate literary venue! I will be honored to see my poem both in the online magazine and in the print anthology.
I, for one, think the Vice President performed remarkably well at last night’s debate — especially right after being harassed by demons at that house in Amityville.
Somebody tell Mike Pence that his Aeon Flux impression needs a little work.
Two last summer pics before I start getting in gear for fall. So long, blue Virginia wildflowers.
It’s a lazy poetry Saturday — I had a lot of fun attending the Peeking Cat Literary relaunch on Facebook this afternoon, and I am now enjoying my copy of The Fifth Di, Hiraeth Books’ outstanding magazine of science fiction, fantasy, and horror.
It’s truly fun stuff, and you can order your copy of the September Issue right here. And when you’ve got a copy, please check out my poem “Industrial Revolution” on page 42. 🙂 (Thanks again to Managing Editor Tyree Campbell for accepting my work for such a first-rate indie lit mag!)
Stay safe out there, friends.
“The Solitude of Christ.” Oil on panel.
I wish I’d known about this painting when I’d first run “prayer upon an empty hilltop” on this blog. It would have been perfect.
At this point, the Republicans might as well replace their elephant emblem with a plague rat.
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