The entire family has been down with the sickness (insert the Richard Cheese cover here) and it has been wild at home. But right now is a perfect moment. I’m going to eat a spoonful of Blue Bunny’s Bordeaux Cherry Chocolate ice cream, watch Shark Bite Beach from Season 5 of Shark Week, and then [...]
Posts Tagged ‘shark week’
“Sail” and Shark Bite Beach
Posted in Writing, tagged AWOLNATION, Blue Bunny ice cream, it's the little things, Mercedes M. Yardley, sail, shark week, taking a break on February 29, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Shark Art!
Posted in Writing, tagged art, Columbia Art League, Hint Fiction, I wish I could make cool things, Mercedes M. Yardley, Robert Swartwood, shark week, sharks, Therese Whang on October 25, 2011 | 5 Comments »
The coolest thing happened. Remember my short piece “Public Mourning” that was published in Robert Swartwood’s Hint Fiction anthology? I was all atwitter about it. I was in an anthology with Joyce Carol Oates, for crying out loud! How could things get any better? Well, they managed to, and this is SWEET. The Columbia Art [...]
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