Month: February 2009

  • Lucky in Love: Screaming It from the Rooftops!

    Dear Readers,   I have found LOVE. TRUE LOVE.   It all has happened so quickly. It’s whirlwind of romance.   See, this guy flaked out on me but then said he was interested and then flaked out on me again, but today, TODAY, he has emailed twice and left a voicemail explaining his dog…

  • To My Dearest, Part 4

    It’s been almost a year since you entered my life causing chaos and laughter and destruction Today I realized you are a relief in a way inexplicable My heart has eased its aching enough to be to be confused by easy emotions and images of closure enough to be glad that anger is not the…

  • Inaudible, I Know

    Inaudible I know In their voices I know A sad, fierce look in their eyes I know   The problem with my hobby of suffering through heartache is that I remind others of their own past relationship traumas (a saving grace is most of them are in good, healthy relationships now). I’ve finally realized when…

  • Too Many Posts on One Day, but Life Continues to Happen

    I was called mother today and it felt right not like the stick in my arm it was made to sting, to ache, to burn, to bruise, to bubble, to burst

  • Let Your Wheat Flags Fly

    Have I mentioned how much I like wheat products?  Bread, crackers, cereal, more bread. Lately, my diet has consisted of light sourdough bread, plain or toasted with spray butter, and oranges. I did have protein yesterday.

  • Man-Forgiveness Policy

    I had an epiphany. Again. It occurred to me as I was listening to the ends and outs of a loan forgiveness program where teachers who are employed in high-need areas have their student loans repaid (forgiven). What every single woman and gay man needs to do is establish a Man-Forgiveness Policy for which each potential…

  • Poeticgrin Hasn’t Left You

    A reassurance: I promise to the broken-hearted friends of his Shake site, Poeticgrin will be back. Actually, he’s not going anywhere. He’s still writing and will continue to share his work with all of us in the future. I am quite happy Bryan is receiving the accolades he deserves. Also, there are so many talented writers who…

  • the Obvious

    My coworker said, “Hey, you’ve got that Don Corleon look going on.” I would frown if my face was capable of contorting. Instead, I wonder if I’m drooling on myself.   Once swelling begins to recede, that’s when you start feeling the effects of constriction. My jaw feels like a giant bruise.   I had…

  • 2/15/09 Had It Sad (had it sad)

    Poor thing Popeye he had it sad of olives and brutes pipes and green big jaws but no lips or teeth or gums is he a poor thing or a spoiled thing Or.* 2/15/09   Poor thing Popeye he had it sad   of olives and brutes pipes and green   big jaws but no…

  • Untitled.

    The license plate says NGD No God I’ll say but maybe I’m godless today because instead of narcotics I am stuck with over-the-counter.