Poetry | Posted by Jannie on 31 December 2008 @ 1:01 PM
(Please note, my professional training is not in poetry but in weaving Easter baskets from childhood sunsets and sidewalks of silk.)
Sun, Not So Good For Poets
Somewhere blessed with darkness,
someplace delicious with shadows
that can barely even be discerned,
it’s raining a lucky black streak.
But here night’s long since faded
like sugar into water
like sin into stain
and this virgin page
is in no mood to scuffle with
poems joyous with light or fiddles
or happy bunnies frolicking with cute
little kitties tangled in balls of yellow yarn.
(A second poem — one including pansies, was later deleted by the author, because upon closer examination, that poem rather sucked.)
Hope the one abve will tide you over until next post when I’ll gleefully honor the lovely Patricia’s “7 Deep Facts About Me” meme, wherein I’ll be a-taggin’ 7 of you Sweeties. Who, oh who, will you be?
(I took the above photo a couple days ago outside the DIY store, doesn’t it freaking rock!) (I say in all humility.)
Pansies are my favorite flowers, their little faces upturned for chin-chuckings from God. Luckily here in Austin they grace our gardens all winter long.
On 31 December 2008 at 1:12 pm
Cricket/Tammy said,
Hey Jannie,
I am struggling with the same thing right now. I have so many blogs that I read and love and some that are hanging on the verge of the earth that others my find far off in left field somewhere. Just because you have linked someone that speaks in a different way or just plain ol’ just like someone for no good reason doesn’t mean that you are allowed to express yourself or let alone be judged by others. I kinda sorda posted a post about this a bit ago. I was going in a direction of letting others know that I like blogs that they may choose not to view (ha..I’ve seen you in the comment section of one or two) That doesn’t make “us” any less of a person. It doesn’t make them any less of a person. I do understand the hurt that comes from it. If you have lost some readers because of this…I am sorry. They will probably return in time. In the meantime don’t let go of the “Jannie” we have all come to love.
I love this poem and picture! You are such a talent to this world.
Happy New Year!
Cricket/Tammy’s last blog post..Attacked me today
On 31 December 2008 at 1:37 pm
Jannie said,
Tammy: Thank you. Your words mean a lot to me. You are so sweet. I realize there are a lot of people who frown on cussing and they are probably better off for speaking with clean tongues. I find swearing tends to be a regional thing, more accepted in some areas than others, Northerners swear more. And heck — where I hail from, Eastern Canada, it is expected and even preferred that you pepper your conversation with cussing. Anyway, I like your point a lot about differing viewpoints not making any of less than others. It’s funny because many bloggers I love and have come to respect deeply do not share my “politics” but that doesn’t matter a bit to me, as it shoudn’t. We are all humans and deserve the same respectful treatment. And love from each other. Amen
On 31 December 2008 at 2:32 pm
Lynn said,
Well – please don’t stop being you. It’s all good. The sun will shine another day…
Happy New Year, Jannie Funster!
Lynn’s last blog post..Mosaic, passion and so long Shaggy
On 31 December 2008 at 2:55 pm
Bulldog said,
Jannie,
You just need to send the critics the link to the 101 ways to use “that word.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYTMb5DpEKo
Some folks just don’t understand the difference between vulgarities (which are just crude) and swearing (which has a religeous connotation).
A quote from my father: Some folks just couldn’t say “shit” if they had a mouthful.
Bulldog’s last blog post..
On 31 December 2008 at 2:56 pm
Bulldog said,
Oops. I just realized that posting that link may have polluted your blog. I apologize. Cut it if you want.
Bulldog’s last blog post..
On 31 December 2008 at 2:58 pm
Caity said,
Aw, just because of one word people stopped reading your blog? Well they don’t know what they are missing. Some people need to learn to handle things like this better.
It took me a long time to realize that not everyone will like me, both in life and on the internet. It’s a hard thing to come to terms with sometimes, but just realize that everyone is different and you can’t be the person that everyone wants you to be (because that’s like 10000 different people)! Just be yourself. <3
Happy New Year.
Caity’s last blog post..2008 in a Nutshell!
On 31 December 2008 at 3:15 pm
Aimee said,
“but they’ll have their whole lives to get over it” – that one line says it all. I think some people look for instances to be offended, and it’s unfortunate, but it says more about them, than it does about you. Wishing you a very happy new year…
On 31 December 2008 at 3:54 pm
Jannie said,
Lynn: I will endevor my best to stay me! So far, so good!
Oh, except for that brief foray into being Boris the Russian violinist.
Oh, no Bulldog! My virginal blog of puritanical beauty. How could you sully me thus?!??
I know what tricks you get up to over there at your Hampton Roads den of iniquity.
Caity: To mine own self be true, eh? Happy New Year to you too, I haven’t been over to Caity land for 2 days. I need to see what’s been going on!!
Aimee: Ahh, I feel the ones who stil love me will be back, in spite of that fucking clover.
On 31 December 2008 at 4:00 pm
Tammy said,
Sun, Not So Good For Poets- I absolutely LOVE that title! I am only mad that I didn’t think of it first. LOVE IT!
Anyway, what is the deal here? Did some people lost it over some blogs you have linked to? Just the clover leaf thing? More? or were you joking.
For what it is worth, I will throw out my two cents in the conversation. My blogs go out on a limb, and sometimes I battle back and forth over the content. I have said some pretty outrageous things. I mean some of those irreverent comments I have made could really offend some church going folks. And honestly, don’t want to hurt someone or offend someone.
I KNOW some of the things I mouth off are inappropriate, but in a way I am kinda glad that it drives some people off. I want someone to like me for me and not who they wish I were. It is like this- If someone really likes you, or really loves you, most likely you won’t be able to make them hate you. BUT if someone hates you or dislikes you- no matter what you do, you probably will never make them love you………….and if you manage to change their mind- you’ll end up becoming someone that you are not so they can except who you are.
peace my friend i think you are kind, down to earth, and freakin hilarious!
On 31 December 2008 at 4:56 pm
Shay said,
Your poem reminds me a bit of “casey At The Bat”:
Oh, somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright,
The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light,
And somewhere men are laughing, and little children shout;
But there is no joy in Mudville — mighty Casey has struck out.
Jannie, you may know people who know people who cuss, but at least you’re not one of those goll darned homeless-sexuals. Oh wait…I am. Hehe.
Lots of hugs n smooches for New Year’s, and my sincere wishes for happiness and plenty for you and your little fambly. Goll darned right!
Shay’s last blog post..DOGS!
On 31 December 2008 at 4:59 pm
Thomma Lyn said,
Hi, Jannie! I love your poetry. You have a wonderful talent for imagery and for putting words together in evocative ways.
And wow, what a gorgeous photo of the pansies.
Happy New Year to you and your family!
Thomma Lyn’s last blog post..Waterfalls
On 31 December 2008 at 5:32 pm
Patricia said,
Happy New Year Jannie and in this world one must take the ups with the downs…there are many who make u turns because they just love pansies.
I offended a college friend with several of my posts about President Bush the administrations efforts to control women’s bodies in a 17th century fashion that I believed to be out of date. She is starting to come back and even sent me a Christmas Card….maybe one of her daughters needed some health care or Birth control? Which she can now not get I have worked most of my career for women’s health care and fundraising for health care…she never saw what I was saying or attempting to say – I was just not the right kind of Christian or of the right party persuasion in her mind.
If people just look at the surface – then I am ugly and scarred but if they look deep into what my head and heart are working on saying then then see and hear me – and we all know that I am beautiful
Poetry is a nice response because it flows people into some kind of knowing…
Very nice job…the flowers are beautiful
Thank you too for doing the meme – and the champagne – now those things really matter!
Patricia’s last blog post..Sparkling Tour with Bubbly Celebrations in Mind
On 31 December 2008 at 5:40 pm
Marelisa said,
Hi Jannie, I’m sorry you lost two subscribers, but you have to be free to express yourself on your blog (and you warned people about the word ahead of time). I enjoyed both of your poems. Have a great 2009!
On 31 December 2008 at 5:46 pm
TheWeyrd1 said,
Seriously!?! One word on a LINKED page…sheesh…
TheWeyrd1’s last blog post..Wednesday’s Wine – Mouton Cadet Bordeaux, 2005
On 31 December 2008 at 7:09 pm
Davina said,
Hi Jannie. Truthfully, I believe you didn’t lose them at all… they have lost you and everything you have to offer. Thanks for sharing that beautiful photo. It fits in well with the colours you’ve chosen for your blog. Happy New Year!
Davina’s last blog post..Seduced By Snowmen
On 31 December 2008 at 7:42 pm
Matthew Dryden said,
Aw, these were wonderful – I’d like to record the second one someday…it’s fun saying the words outloud.
Matthew Dryden’s last blog post..Crying and Creativity
On 31 December 2008 at 8:36 pm
Jannie said,
Whoops, Bulldog, I didn’t see your second comment until just now, it was waiting for “approval” because it contained a link. NOW I UNDERSTAND what your other comment really meant, lol Don’t ya just love life’s little miseries, I mean mysteries??
I sooooo totally agree with you. There is one female blogger, you and I both know who I’m talking about,
(Boy-howdy, remember? As if we could ever forget, lol,) who uses vulgarity for humor, but she doesn’t realize how un-funny and sad it really is. Vulgarity for shock sake, with the exception of the George Carlin bits, God rest his wonderful soul, (but his were just plain brilliant, in my opinion,) is so not cool to me. Done in proper context swearing, yes, can be a thing of beauty, and often is understandable, like when those mother-fuckers send viruses to our computers.
On 31 December 2008 at 8:38 pm
ella said,
I love cusswords
ella’s last blog post..Goodbye to my blanket friend
On 31 December 2008 at 9:12 pm
Momisodes said,
I just love pansies.
These poems were wonderful! The first one rocks my socks.
Momisodes’s last blog post..At First I Was Afraid…I Was Petrified…
On 31 December 2008 at 9:45 pm
Jannie said,
Tammy: I am so glad you are you. I wouldn’t change a hair on your blog. It was just one e-mail from one blogger I really do not know that well and though they may have been joking, it did feel kind of unfriendly to me. And that cooincided with my first ever two subscribers departing my flock. Combine that with this imagination and dashes of poetic license and there was my poem. Wow, you all are so caring. I am humbled.
Shay, you gol-dang homeless-sexual, what are you up to on this Auld Land Syne-y crescent moon night??? I raise my glass in your general wonderful direction. Prost my Michigan Minx.
Thomma Lynn: Really, you like my words? Thank you. If you read any of my stuff from 20 years ago you would be polite but inwardly know I had a looooong looooooong way to go. Maybe someday I will venture a submission to some magazine, or something. Why the heck not??!
Leonard Cohen? Is that you again? You haven’t unsubscribed, have you?
Patricia, does it get hard having to be the wise one all the time, or does it come naturally? The ups and downs, indeed, and learning from them, or at least putting them to rest in one’s mind. And what is it about politics that can get us all fired up? “The right kind of Christian,” boy am I familiar with that idea. I see only beauty in you. Poetry saves my bacon, that’s for sure, I love being shielded in a poem I write, no one can judge me there. Oh, pansies, I can never get enough of looking at them. And Patricia, your meme and champagne ALWAYS mattered. And always will.
Marelisa: Welcome. And thank you for your kind words. Comments mean so much to me, souls touching souls.
Weyrd1, my lovely Weyrdie, thank you. For everything.
Davina: Likewise, on your more than kind words. I again am humbled. Yeah, becasue I put that shocking (puke,) green up when I the unlucky 4-leaf-clover CONTEST post was raging, I thought it would be fun to bring out one color in the pansies. Trying to mix it up a bit! It will work as long as I keep the background pastel, ‘else I’ll have to change my fonts to light if ever I use a dark background. Who knows what could happen around here??
Matthew, hi again! Thank you. Let me know if you want to use the recording to sell, as I am apt to make a penny a poem from a deal like that.
Ella: Me too!
On 31 December 2008 at 9:49 pm
Jannie said,
Momisodes: Oh thanks! I was writing that last comment as you were commenting. I kinda like the poems too, if I may be so bold as to toot my own horniness. (Whoops, there I go again.)
On 1 January 2009 at 12:49 am
Cricket/Tammy said,
Happy New Year!
Cricket/Tammy’s last blog post..Stand by me and I will stand by you…Happy New Year!
On 1 January 2009 at 1:11 am
Talon said,
Love the poems. Sun, well, if not for sun would the shadow be quite so dark or even so tempting? And pansies — they always remind me of Groucho Marx and make me smile.
“…poems joyous with light and fiddles…” (a unique and perfect line of poetry that reveals a bit of the soul of writer as a musician)
I am always amazed by how fiercely people defend the right to freedom of speech and then so often condemn it…but maybe that’s just me.
Jannie, you’re true to yourself. No one can do more than that or be more than that. If others fail to see the beauty in truth, that is not only their choice, it is their loss.
Talon’s last blog post..Reflections…
On 1 January 2009 at 3:34 am
Lane Savant said,
All the words that are considered “obscene” seem to be of the Anglo-Saxon persuasion. As I am.
I am not obscene, even though most of the words apply intimately to my own self.
It is not a loss.
And, anyway, that’s all so last year.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Lane Savant’s last blog post..What makes Chief Sealth trail unique?
On 1 January 2009 at 3:43 am
SnaggleTooth said,
I’d love to see the sun melt the white powder we just got for the Eve-
Perhaps the offended are also of Irish blood…
Besides abhoring blasphemous verbage.
Happy New Year!
SnaggleTooth’s last blog post..Slippery Slips
On 1 January 2009 at 9:36 am
Tess Marshall said,
I love your bold moves. Pansies are my mom’s favorite flowers. Sweet just like her!
On 1 January 2009 at 9:49 am
sheila said,
I LOVE pansies! (the flowers, not the people) lol
sheila’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday
On 1 January 2009 at 10:15 am
Mama Zen said,
I adore the poems!
But, seriously? People stopped reading because of a link?
Mama Zen’s last blog post..Nag, Nag, Nag
On 1 January 2009 at 1:18 pm
Renee said,
Don’t worry, Jannie…. when I’m an octogenarian librarian I’ll still love ya!
Happy Nude Year to you, too! I noticed your baby girl got a Wii…. I got a Wii AND shrunk….
Renee’s last blog post..Dryad Sculpture nearing completion…
On 1 January 2009 at 2:49 pm
karyn said,
I like your poetry. I write poetry too… but not as good as yours. Maybe I should practice more!
And I have to point out one down fall to having flowers in your garden year round. You have BEES year round. SCARY.
On 1 January 2009 at 3:22 pm
karyn said,
I have to add my two cents. I personally don’t like swearing because I don’t like the sound of it. I think there are two many better ways of saying it. I prefer the “@#$%%” method online (or the link) because then I can insert my version of said word or not. And I won’t offend someone on accident.
And politics… People only see what they want to see and politics is in essense someone trying to manipulate things or take control off. So you can’t talk about it if you are trying to persuade or change someone. It’s safest to talk to someone who believes as you do. Because then it’s just talking and not playing politics.
On 1 January 2009 at 10:57 pm
robbi said,
Funster, pansies are a sweet little flower and I too love them dearly, there is a fact about said flower which I shall pass on to you whether or not you wish for said fact. Back in Wm Shakespeare’s time and in the county where he was born, pansies were known by the name ‘love in idleness’. Bears some weighty thought that eh? The bard himself used that name as such in referring to a pretty youth of his acquaitance in a sonnet. Pansy….love in idleness. Language is all about metaphor, and shakespeare like his contemporaries used words to convey meaning that at first glance was not there, it was either that or lose their heads.Many a slipped word twixt a head rolling in the sawdust in Tudor England.
robbi’s last blog post..ink marks on a blank page thursday 1st Jan
On 2 January 2009 at 7:22 am
Jannie said,
Cricket: The same to you. I can’t believe you are off to bootcamp tomorrow.
Talon: Grouch Marx? Did he like pansies, or look like one? The flower, I mean! A purple pansy with big bushy eyebrows and glasses, lol. Yeah, totally on defending the right to freedom as long as you agree with them, we all see that too much. And your last sentence – thanks.
Lane: You makes me smile.
Snag: I’m totally of Irish blood, sometimes I offend myself.
Tess: Funny you should mention bold moves, I just read an Ani Difranco poem the other day with Bold Moves as part of the title, she’s quite a good poet.
Sheila: Ain’t pansies just the sweetest, and their name in French is pensees, meaning thoughts. I used to have the sweetest little notecards saying “Pansies stand for thoughts.” Od course I do have one left, as I keep one each of every stationery in a colletion.
Mama Zen: You’re quite the fine poem-mistress yourself. Thanks. Who knows, maybe those two missing subscribers fell upon hard times and had to cut their computer time down. It does happen. People cull.
Renee: Love ya! How come we got the Wii and I GREW?! Not much exercise these past two weeks, yikes. Oh well, I’ll get back to it Monday.
Karyn: I am getting luckier with poetry lately. As I metioned above, I used to write 100% BAD poetry. These days I dont’ force it. If I’m feeling in a poetry mood, I let it flow. When I try to force it it NEVER comes out right. I certainly respect your opinion on not swearing. Sometimes I don’t like it either, especially around children, man that bugs me when I hear people swearing around kids. Politics, I’ll leave politics to the politicians. They can do their thing and I’ll plant pansies.
Robbi: What a lovely little account of Shakespeare’s verse on pansies. So, do you think he coined the name, thus the word Pansy? I’ve only ever known one Pansy, a six-foot 250 lb school bus driver, boy could she yell at us kids.
On 2 January 2009 at 10:04 am
wade said,
“California ? You can’t write comedy in California, it is not depressing enough.” “My Favorite Year”
On 2 January 2009 at 12:23 pm
ruth said,
Love this shot especially while up here in Canada we are snow-laden and quite cold!
Wow, your blog is a busy one! Way to go! I am tapering off as I just can’t keep up with other life things I need to do.
ruth’s last blog post..Happy 2009!
On 2 January 2009 at 1:10 pm
Dot said,
Love the pansies and the poems. Whenever I write funny stuff, I get more subscribers. When I write heart- and gut-wrenching truth, I lose subscribers. I think of it as “separating the men from the boys,” as the out-of-date expression goes.
Dot’s last blog post..This and That
On 2 January 2009 at 3:42 pm
Lance said,
Hi Jannie,
I still like you…(how can I not??)
you’re cuter than a baby covered in snot
that doesn’t say much
let me try better and such…
you’re awesome, you’re great
cool words, fab stuff you do create
I’m here to stay
There’s no way you’re scaring…me away…
(by the way, you’re poems continue to amaze me)
Lance’s last blog post..Think And Grow Rich
On 2 January 2009 at 5:37 pm
Georgie B said,
Wow.
I can’t believe that someone actually took exception to you using a “select adjective”. That is so uncool.
As you know from perusing my blog, I have from time to time put up an official disclaimer on a post that I feel people would find offensive. I try to make light of it when I do, but I know from past practice that some people take a dim view of “select adjectives”, thus the disclaimer.
I know that Blogger has an option to make ones blog ‘Adult only’, and only one blog I follow has that warning (heavy sexual content in it). Perhaps that might be something worth exploring for yours.
Seriously, your blog is one of the least offensive blogs that I’ve come across. You go out of your way not to use ’select adjectives’ or even text acronyms (I think) in your blog.
And that, in of itself, is a good thing.
On 2 January 2009 at 6:26 pm
Jannie said,
Wade: After I see that moie I’m sure I’ll go… “Ahhhhh, that’s what he meant.”
RUTH!! At first I was going “Ruth, Ruth? Ruth who? But I remember now, you songstress. you. Welcome back. I’ll for sure go and check out what you’ve been up to.
Dot: I’ll be with you through the rain and the roses.
Lance: Hey, did I just find a new songwriting collaborator in you ??
On 2 January 2009 at 7:31 pm
Jannie said,
Georgie B: One of the least offensive, eh? I’m a bit of a harmless imp, really. Thanks for your input.
On 3 January 2009 at 2:10 pm
Georgie B said,
Hi.
Just wanted to let you know that I’m writing a post about this apparent lack of tolerance that was shown to you by your former subscribers.
It’ll be published on Jan 8th. Don’t worry, it will be very clean, with just a hint of nastiness directed at the people who objected to your post.
Georgie B’s last blog post..I Done Do’od It! My 200th Post!
On 3 January 2009 at 3:12 pm
Mia said,
Love the photo and Civilization’s Decline. I guess we can’t please everyone all the time. Sometimes cursing is needed and okay and sometimes, even when there’s ample warning that *you’re* not cursing, but *linking* to a post that does…people get mad. Whatever. You got some good poetry out of it!
Mia’s last blog post..Ben is 1…I Wonder Who He Will Become
On 3 January 2009 at 3:20 pm
Jannie said,
Georgie B: My goodness, this certainly has caused a stir. Teh power of words — amazing. Just started reading Sylvia Plath for the time, talk about some words. I don’t know why I thought she lived about 100 years ago. Funny the notions we get in our heads sometimes, whether they are real or not.
Mia: Yeah, always the realest things that get the best out of me. Hmmn, maybe I can even get that into a song, or at least some part of the realness of the emotion.
On 3 January 2009 at 9:31 pm
Jeanne said,
Jannie,
Your “Civilization’s Decline” just made me laugh on a day when I needed a laugh (needing a chuckle which is what brought me to your blog, of course). Thank you!
Jeanne
P.S. You know I’m a tad obsessed with Tori Amos’ music. (Now THERE is a woman who knows how to cuss)!!! This quote of yours, “I love being shielded in a poem I write, no one can judge me there.” is brilliant. It reminds me of how Tori will never directly answer reporters’ questions about exactly what her lyrics mean. She knows that her fans hear many different messages from her words, that everyone has his/her own perception, & that each person sees things through his/her own lens. She knows that what she meant when she wrote a song may have a different meaning, even to her, at a later point in her life. She makes it really clear that she doesn’t want to TELL people how to think. She lets listeners of her songs draw their own conclusions and make their own interpretations. (She also doesn’t give a whit about anyone judging her — which is part of her appeal, in my estimation). Carry on!!
Jeanne’s last blog post..Infertility?? Check Out Alicia’s ‘Mommy Wannabe Club’ To Connect With Others!!
On 3 January 2009 at 11:14 pm
Jannie said,
Jeanne: Yes, I am familiar with Tori’s devil-may-care attitude, and she’s been that way since birth. She is cool and certainly lets the swear words rip.
I am so glad you say the humor in my poem, as that’s really how I intended it, making light of something. You are very wise. And so nice to see you back here, Sweetie. I will try my best to keep the funstering up to high standsrds just to make you smile. xoxo
On 5 January 2009 at 11:29 am
Glenn Buttkus said,
These two poems are indeed wonderful, Jannie. I love the pathos and hope both found in “Sun”, and the sentiment in “Civilization” was humorous and touching too. You do not think of yourself as a poet, or poetess as women were once labeled, but you are, lady. Your way with words and images is uniquely you; and that is rare out here. Your blog is rife with your humor and your extraordinary personality. You have built quite a following as you drop in on blogsites all over the place. People always follow you back to this site, as I did. Yes, one can get off on the wrong foot, and can offend others on these sites. Remember my role as pinata and dastard when I accidently got on the wrong side of the fab Shay? But some of the peeps are right, when it comes to the nut-cutting, as they say in Texas, you find out who the stalwart souls really are. Only the stout and loyal and open hearted remain. I loved the comment you made about poetry being your refuge, that you are safe within it, your shield. We get a chance sometimes to look into the darkness of places hidden, and to embark on journeys of soul and intellect, and to extoll, and to love, and to rant and bitch….ah yes, poetry, what a reality.
Glenn
Glenn Buttkus’s last blog post..Civilization’s Decline
On 5 January 2009 at 11:57 am
Jannie said,
Glenn: “We get a chance sometimes to look into the darkness of places hidden, and to embark on journeys of soul and intellect, and to extoll, and to love, and to rant and bitch….ah yes, poetry, what a reality.” YYYEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! That’s completely it, my dear dastardly pinata.
Only in a poem can I risk being a me who doesn’t give a flying flip about any raised eyebrow or knowing sidewards eye-roll of any critic I’ll ever encounter (myself included.)
On 5 January 2009 at 8:46 pm
Tammy said,
“Only in a poem can I risk being a me who doesn’t give a flying flip about any raised eyebrow or knowing sidewards eye-roll of any critic I’ll ever encounter (myself included.)”
ha Jannie I have one-upped you on the ladder of offenses in my latest blog post. It is so scandalous i am sure it will cause some sorta uproar. i just have this incurable mischievous streak. God have mercy on my warped soul.
On 6 January 2009 at 10:03 am
Jannie said,
Tammy, what have you been up to over there?? I’m almost afraid to see. But I must go, I’m too curious.
On 6 January 2009 at 10:03 am
Jannie said,
Tammy, what have you been up to over there?? I’m almost afraid to see. But I must go, I’m too curious.
On 8 January 2009 at 2:18 pm
Miles McClagan said,
There’s a bumper sticker I saw once that says people who hate swearing can go…
You can guess the rest, Lima might be watching…
Miles McClagan’s last blog post..Better be quick as you lie, she thinks you care, why don’t you prove her right
On 28 February 2009 at 7:51 am
berlin said,
Gut!
On 21 May 2009 at 12:27 am
Jannie said,
Berlin: Danke!!