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Saturday, March 15, 2008
ENJOY THE IDES OF MARCH!
Dear Readers,
You may know that my title is an allusion to a line from JULIUS CAESAR (by my favorite Will S. ),when Caesar was warned by a soothsayer (truth teller), but I'm tweaking it a bit because today is just about the halfway point between winter and spring. From where I'm sitting with my lap top, that couldn't be clearer. I'm facing a wall with two windows about five feet apart. Through the right window, I see bare black branches against a totally white sky (it's been snowing in northern Nevada). Through the left one, I see brilliant blue sky with the dusty brown branches of a lilac tree and it's close enough that I can see little buds beginning to swell.
Lovely...who says symbolism is only for the classroom?
If you're not out playing today (or when it gets dark), you must check out Pulseblogfest.com -- a warning though, it's totally addictive.
So far, the two questions which MANY writers have answered are something like, IF YOU WEREN'T A PUBLISHED AUTHOR, WHAT WOULD YOU BE? and IF YOU COULD BRING A FICTIONAL CHARACTER TO LIFE, WHICH ONE WOULD YOU PICK? The answers are amazing and you can post a comment and it looks to me, so far, as if the authors are great about responding to readers!
If you visit, please check out my posts and let me know what you think.
Reading rocks,
Terri
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ENJOY THE IDES OF MARCH!
Dear Readers,
You may know that my title is an allusion to a line from JULIUS CAESAR (by my favorite Will S. ),when Caesar was warned by a soothsayer (truth teller), but I'm tweaking it a bit because today is just about the halfway point between winter and spring. From where I'm sitting with my lap top, that couldn't be clearer. I'm facing a wall with two windows about five feet apart. Through the right window, I see bare black branches against a totally white sky (it's been snowing in northern Nevada). Through the left one, I see brilliant blue sky with the dusty brown branches of a lilac tree and it's close enough that I can see little buds beginning to swell.
Lovely...who says symbolism is only for the classroom?
If you're not out playing today (or when it gets dark), you must check out Pulseblogfest.com -- a warning though, it's totally addictive.
So far, the two questions which MANY writers have answered are something like, IF YOU WEREN'T A PUBLISHED AUTHOR, WHAT WOULD YOU BE? and IF YOU COULD BRING A FICTIONAL CHARACTER TO LIFE, WHICH ONE WOULD YOU PICK? The answers are amazing and you can post a comment and it looks to me, so far, as if the authors are great about responding to readers!
If you visit, please check out my posts and let me know what you think.
Reading rocks,
Terri
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