Same stove, different teapots
an interfaith synchroblog
The joy of sleeping outside
krabapple karma?
Synchroblog on maturity:
The future is ours to see...crumbling like a mountain
Rita's the cute one on the right
Rita C. writes about women who sleep with dogs
Remembering Darlene: Three Trees
Mountain lions in the canyon: blessing or issue?
Beth's sort-of weekly entries to poetry writing prompts:
ONE SINGLE IMPRESSION
Week of October 5
of tapestries and travesties
Week of September 28
Prompt was Fleeting:
a fleeting remedy for what ails the world
Week of September 21
Autumn:
Raven + Plum Pit = High Drama
Seeds: Ready for the low down
Defenses Down:
oh oh de fence ez down... freedom is inevitable
Spectacle: Nothing Spectacular
One Way: Out of the frying pan, into the fire
Poem of the Month Round up
October 2008: Try to Praise the Mutilated World
September 2008: Kindness
August 2008: A Wonderful Game
July 2008: The Little Duck
June 2008: Abd El-Hadi Fights a Superpower
May 2008: Lunch with the Dalai Lama
April 2008 : In Crepe Paper
March 2008: Just for the Soul of It
Medicine Woman: Holly does Madison
corn, cheese curds and coffee shops...
Today's tip on how to save the world:
Take just one nap at a time
Death by Angel Food Cake
Edie takes on dying like a gentlewoman
We live because we live
wisdom from the wolves
Katrina Remembered: Part 1
Katrina Remembered: Part 2
"I view tea drinking as a destroyer of health, an enfeebler of the frame…a debaucher of youth…. Thus he makes that miserable progress towards death which he finds ten or fifteen years sooner than he would have found it if he had made his wife brew beer instead of making tea."
--William Cobbett, 1821
Virtual Tea House Blogging Team:
Beth Patterson
Bill Ellis
Holly Holbrooks-Kuratek
Krayna Castelbaum
Michelle Meech
Rita Clagett
Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
Guest Bloggers:
Ann Turner
Maria Wattier
"A conversation...is given shape by the lifetime of events and ideas that preceded it. There's no need to go fishing for the past; it will make itself known." --David Greenberger