"Thomas, I appreciate your take on this. I think once people have time, our members will continue making appearances on T-Ten and 6S. I admire everyone that has the stamina to do this everyday. At this time I cannot. Both sites are awesome."
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just thought i would share some thoughts without distracting from things and just get some opinions here.a quick BTW thanks for the supportive comments folks. 6S and T10 what are some of the major…Continue
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just thought i would share some thoughts without distracting from things and just get some opinions here.a quick BTW thanks for the supportive comments folks. 6S and T10 what are some of the major pluses they have that have built the communities?1 published authors of tremendous talent contributing and actually reading new people as well as commenting.2. great communities that actually start with respect for all and do not tolerate personal attacks3. the writing format- great for those who…See More
D.B. Dean commented on Thomas Winslow's blog post He did not have that crayon"Sad Commentary on todays children.
I was raised in school in the 80s and 90s..and I remember looking at my FELLOW students thinking - my parents would ground me for life if I acted that way.
Going to a school where the kids drove bmw's…"
Bob Clay commented on Thomas Winslow's blog post He did not have that crayon"As someone who now works in a school (and came into that late in life), I often ask my self ... "Did I behave like that when I was a kid ?" ... (back in the 50's and 60's).
I suspect I easily forget the (synthetic) leather…"
Thomas Winslow commented on Thomas Winslow's blog post He did not have that crayon"Things are always relative . Did I listen well as a child? only in my fantasy... relative To a kid Standing On a table arguing with a teacher that it is "Like F^%&^$% retarded that I cant have root beer flavored milk because the cafeteria…"
Margaret Whittle commented on Thomas Winslow's blog post He did not have that crayon"Sharing of our past lives as children. Usually our tales are surely fantasy... drinking water from the hose and no helmets...Gosh how I relate to this story..."
Ann Mintz commented on Thomas Winslow's blog post He did not have that crayon""Halcyon colored crayon." Love it."
Travis Smith commented on Thomas Winslow's blog post He did not have that crayon"Great description - the line "only a fool would pay for a bottle of water if you had a garden hose" still has me laughing."
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I joined my son as star student of the week for lunch and brought pizza.The rest of the students morosely gobbled their cheese filled breadstick that was a insult to even the pathetic school lunches of my youth in the 17 minutes allotted to eat.Smiling pretty young teachers with tattoos and nose rings in jeans patroled the perimeter of the tables and all wearing neclaces of paper megaphones with microphones about their throats to be heard over the din to provide constant behavior…See More
Thomas Winslow replied to Blake N. Cooper's discussion The Same Space"I have not been on t-10 in ages nor even in my e-mail in a week hence my delay in reply. S and t10 are the first places to publish anything I wrote and I was very proud and happy about it.
I have not written in over a month not because of a lack of…"
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He did not have that crayon
I joined my son as star student of the week for lunch and brought pizza.
The rest of the students morosely gobbled their cheese filled breadstick that was a insult to even the pathetic school lunches of my youth in the 17 minutes allotted to eat.
Smiling pretty young teachers with tattoos and nose rings in jeans patroled the perimeter of the tables and all wearing neclaces of paper megaphones with microphones about their throats to be heard over the din to provide constant…
ContinuePosted on March 8, 2011 at 8:26am — 6 Comments
The Clouds of fallen night
Humans had visited her world many times and thought her people merely simple friendly animals because they wore no clothes, built nothing ,had no tools and playfully soared around the pitiful humans calling to the hapless clumsy creatures in the special suits that enabled the two species to interact on the rare visits in her environment.
Today was a joyous day as her baby playfully followed her and the rest of the family as they sailed through the small swarms of beasts that…
ContinuePosted on June 8, 2010 at 10:30pm — 1 Comment
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He sits glaring at the sign that reads "Rutherford B. Irons outreach center for the homeless" from the shadows of the overpass every day.…
ContinuePosted on May 25, 2010 at 1:30pm — 3 Comments
A candle in the darkness
The bus stop on 5th & Broadway is littered with the refuse of lost lives.
A broken crack pipe lies near the weathered beaten sign.
Fast food wrappers swirl through the air as a twisted mockery of the falling leaves of autumn in the sunless urban tableau as an old man takes a nip from a pint of scotch and sits upon the bench within the shelter of the stop to gain a respite from the bitter wind.
Bus after bus stops and he waves them on as if waiting for another while…
ContinuePosted on May 24, 2010 at 12:00pm — 7 Comments
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