Magnapoets Poets' Profiles
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- Susan on daydreaming . . . through
- Vaughn Seward on daydreaming . . . through
- Adelaide on spring clean-upin the sweat of
- laryalee on twilight in the garden... swat!
- laryalee on theres no place like home–-but
- aurora on twilight in the garden... swat!
- laryalee on spring clean-upin the sweat of
- laryalee on daily horoscope -a little bit
- laryalee on daydreaming . . . through
- aurora on daydreaming . . . through
Japanese Form Publications
- American Tanka | Poetry in the Moment
- bottle rockets
- Concise Delight Magazine of Short Poetry, at MET Press
- Contemporary Haibun Online
- Eucalypt A Journal of Tanka
- Frogpond Journal
- Haiga Online
- Mayfly Haiku Magazine
- Modern English Tanka
- Modern Haiku
- moonset literary newspaper
- RIBBONS Tanka Society of America's Journal
- Roadrunner Haiku Journal
- Simply Haiku
- The Heron’s Nest
- tinywords: haiku daily
- White Lotus
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That's a very easy dilemma to solve: give ALL the beaters to the youngest child. (And no, I am not saying that because I happen to be the youngest of thirteen children. :) )
On a serious note, I'd move the font down a little lower away from that precious face.
Posted by: aurora | November 28, 2007 at 11:34 AM
lovely image :)
Posted by: Ričardas | November 28, 2007 at 11:47 AM
Thanks 'Roars and Ricardas. I'm absolutely certain that your birth order has absolutely nothing to do with your parenting solution, AA.
I'm not sure the font was detracting from the baby's lovely face, Aurora, but I just lowered it as much as possible (only about half an inch), to keep my favorite haiga editor from pouting.
Posted by: david giacalone | November 28, 2007 at 01:02 PM
Hi David, lovely picture. I am sure Mom and Linda said thanks
for the baby sitting duty but I will say it again, thanks. Mom said
she felt great visiting and getting away from the pressure, her
smile could be felt across the room.
Brian
Posted by: Brian | November 29, 2007 at 07:41 AM
Lovely, David! Baby's haiga rule! :)))
Posted by: Origa | November 30, 2007 at 02:28 AM