2012 Election Haiku #5 by Beth Landau   My name is Beth Landau And I approve these haiku. (I had to do it.)   See more at my blog, Nascent Niknud: http://bit.ly/Sx8IAj

2012 Election Haiku #4 by Beth Landau Cast your jaded vote. Our responsibility Supersedes our doubt.   See more at my blog, Nascent Niknud: http://bit.ly/Sx8IAj

2012 Election Haiku #3 by Beth Landau Local businessman Threatened lay-offs should Mitt lose. Oh, ethics shmethics.   See more at my blog, Nascent Niknud: http://bit.ly/Sx8IAj

2012 Election Haiku #2 by Beth Landau All these cross-aisle vows. Is bipartisanism Even possible?   See the rest at on my blog, Nascent Niknud: http://bit.ly/Sx8IAj

Let's not be silly. Of course I care who you pick. That's why I don't ask.   More at: http://bit.ly/Sx8IAj  

When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a red hat which doesn't go, and doesn't suit me, And I shall spend my pension on brandy and summer gloves And satin sandals, and say we've no money for

Anita Woodley, a journalist and radio producer, channels her younger self, her mother and grandmother in a one-woman play she has written to tell a powerful story about women’s leadership. It is an ea

  Uh-oh. Brain Freeze. This is my third post here yet it is as intimidating as the first. How silly of me! Anyway, today I want to recount for you a little incident at the supermarket yesterday. My fr

My second post and my hands are shaking.  Yack. Yack. Yack. Yackity Yack. Will that cut it? Does it help to know that I've never been more enthralled with a conversation with myself? Nope? Okay. N

This was originally posted to my personal blog on February 3, 2003. For the record, the relevant ages of the relevant participants were: Gina – 13 yrs. Kimmie – 8 yrs. Ricky – 5 yrs. ... and Derek is