Harold Pinter, playwrite, has won the Nobel Prize....hmmmmm....
Friday, October 21, 2005
creative home of tom leverett, galesburg, illinois, usa
Feast on
short stories!
e pluribus
haiku
galesburg
be there or be
family weblogs
- jim leverett's photography
- needle on vinyl
- elias' youtube channel
- corey
- corey and tom's trueblue site
- j leigh d, my wife
- doctor pistachio, my daughter
- noah
- Justin's myspace
- throughthewebcam
- justin's blogs
- justin's audio blog
other favorites
- Read4fun
- 50265
- annecentral.blogspot
- chicana on the edge
- dadtalk
- empty bottle
- i only take pics
- jackzen
- joi ito
- language log
- late bloomer in a small pond
- savor the southwest
- lazy gardener
- moleskinerie
- my heart's in accra
- parking lot
- postsecret
- robert l. peters
- sushicam
- world of wise
- wtf-shakespeare
- more
lighthouse tour
the purpose of this tour is to show you some cool things on weblogs. click on the lighthouse to get to another weblog. always scroll down the sidebar until you see this lighthouse, and you can continue going to cool weblogs that show some of the things i use weblogs for. eventually you will have the choice of returning here or going onto facebook. enjoy!
cloudcroft
lubbock
music
- parsley sagebrush myspace
- felix y los gatos
- afel bocoum jukebox
- klezmer mountain boys, my sister's band
- julie fowlis
- horo ghalleadh
- andrew calhoun
- matt yetter
- huun huur tu
- the HU
- harry manx
- cajun music
- folk alley
- jango
- rock
other links
log in
some o' mine
- tlevs press
- blatant self-promo
- cloudcroft
- folk tales
- folk tale index
- rearview mirror
- professional home
- parsley sagebrush
- tlevs press
- yeah write!
- pop art
- sharpen! (pop art)
- a href, link poetry
- e pluribus haiku
- quakersrock & plays
- boxcars on walnut
- land-a-linkin
- this is your brain
- where u at w/chat?
- africahub
- blogroll
noah's poetry
quotes to live by
"it's better to be unable to remember, than unable to forget""if you want kindling, just axe"
"those who flunk history are bound to repeat it"
"there's more than one way to beat a dead horse..."
"life is pointless without geometry"
"mother earth is bipolar...maybe that explains everything..."
"follow the nurse's motto...stick softly, and carry a big speak..."
"life is a lesson in attachment(s)...especially if you have a mac and everyone else has a pc..."
"a lollipop is born every minute"
"you can eat your cake and wear it too"
"if the cake fits, wear it"
"a small town is full of three-year-olds who can count to a thousand, sixteen-year-olds who can't give you change for a dollar at the local Casey's, and adults who don't see the connection."
"if you love speed, drive fast...if you love power, drive fast...but if you love driving, what's the hurry?"
cartoon by leah kang
other folks' quotes to live by:
if you come to a fork in the road, take it....-yogi berrathe cemetery is full of people who were irreplaceable...-(nyc) mayor bloomberg
learn the rules...then forget them...-basho
the reason nobody uses their turn signals in the midwest is that everyone knows where everyone is going...
in a small town, there isn't much to see, but what you hear makes up for it...-randy heuring
freedom of speech is the right to shout "theater!" in a crowded fire... -abbie hoffman
family
other family links
- Dad (he wrote the book)
- bruce, older brother
- margot, diva
- leverett genealogy
- wallace genealogy
- Shutdowns
- justin's xanga
- noey's facebook
family photos
graphics
- halfway to graceland
- write!
- what crash?
- thinking of you
- death & texans
- maxwell street
- abe
- just passing through
- land-a-linkin'
just passing through:
true stories from out there
- rattler's welcome, northern mexico
- salmon boat, ninilchik, alaska
- al-can highway, yukon territory
- canadian rockies train
- comm ave, boston
- cold day in new york
- eyes on the road- solon road, iowa
- not far from normal- illinois
- layover: ft. nelson, b.c.
- desert train, nevada to utah
- je me souviens, quebec
- long beach trail, vancouver island
- winnipeg in july
- culture rudder- mexico to florida
- one day in amish country, english river valley
- index to all
e pluribus haiku: the novel
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1 Comments:
That was kind of my reaction, "hmmmmm," plus or minus an m or two.
Which reminds me of something I noticed on the NetFlix website (we received a gift of a subscription to NetFlix, but personally, I'm not much anymore for "all-you-can-eat" buffets--or all-you-can-see movies): When I perused movies that were listed with professional reviews (Ebert, Turan (sp.?), and so on), I saw that pretty consistently the reviewers gave better ratings to the movies than the viewing public. Reviews there are rated with stars--5 being the highest rating.
I once went to a movie theatre to see a film raved about on NPR by Turan (sp.?) of the L.A. Times, and I thought, when I saw the movie, "what a crock." I won't go into details here, about it.
I was happy and proud that an author of ours (of The Spirit That Moves Us Press) won the Nobel Prize in 1984 (Jaroslav Seifert, for literature--poetry), but truthfully, although I like Seifert's poetry, and love the courageous and true man, I like the poetry of someone else whose book I published--Chuck Miller, his HOW IN THE MORNING--much more than the one I published of Seifert's (THE CASTING OF BELLS).
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