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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Michael M who wrote (81407)	6/10/2000 7:37:00 AM
From: Rambi	Respond to of 108807

Ah! Little do you know but we are frequently in our nightgowns as we sit here tapping away.. Unfortunately these are often just large t-shirts. I think we might have to splurge on some flowing diaphanous neglig‚es for this special event though. Haiku and Dom Perignon. We have several boxes of those little magnetic words on the refrigerator. People love them and are always leaving semi-haiku , so that when I go to make dinner later, or get something, I find small poetic remnants of their visits. Or not so poetic. One says, How now, Basho? Another Atheists pray? heaven can wait Dan's mother spent about an hour, perched on a barstool with a glass of wine. She said she was working on a special one for Dan, in honor of his youth. It said, Mother, don't tell me what to do! We had the cast party for Ammo's one-act a few weeks ago, about thirty teens, and they managed to do things with those words that got XXX ratings and were quickly destroyed by me later. I was sad because they took apart some really beautiful ones to steal words. But that is the nature of refrigerator haiku...fleeting, ephemeral art. One that's still there because it tickled me ... an earlier visitor had left- soft, fragrant, white passion, without regret And over it, some teenage boy added the word need