Comments for The Assemblagist http://assemblagist.org :: Valerie MacEwan :: Revise & Remake :: Fluxus is my chisel. :: Wed, 16 May 2012 18:00:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Ding Dong. It’s not the landshark, it’s a torn meniscus. by VMac http://assemblagist.org/2012/04/ding-dong-its-not-the-landshark-its-a-torn-meniscus/comment-page-1/#comment-8811 VMac Wed, 16 May 2012 18:00:54 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/?p=2228#comment-8811 I've been blog-not for a few weeks, an egregious mistake. The knee is fine. Walked on it within 12 hours of surgery. I'm a tough old gal, hard to keep down ... at least not for long. I will read your blog and I will post to this one more often. I love writing. The Habit of Writing is one to nourish and I'm afraid it's been left in the dirt behind grandsons, old houses, other business, and artistic ventures. "Society ... hope you're not lonely without me." -- maybe Eddie Vedder should be my bible these days. I've left Facebook for as long as possible, left it behind like cigarettes a decade ago. Just one day thought it was a waste of my time... I’ve been blog-not for a few weeks, an egregious mistake. The knee is fine. Walked on it within 12 hours of surgery. I’m a tough old gal, hard to keep down … at least not for long. I will read your blog and I will post to this one more often. I love writing. The Habit of Writing is one to nourish and I’m afraid it’s been left in the dirt behind grandsons, old houses, other business, and artistic ventures. “Society … hope you’re not lonely without me.” — maybe Eddie Vedder should be my bible these days. I’ve left Facebook for as long as possible, left it behind like cigarettes a decade ago. Just one day thought it was a waste of my time…

]]> Comment on Ding Dong. It’s not the landshark, it’s a torn meniscus. by Paula Tohline Calhoun http://assemblagist.org/2012/04/ding-dong-its-not-the-landshark-its-a-torn-meniscus/comment-page-1/#comment-8773 Paula Tohline Calhoun Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:10:19 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/?p=2228#comment-8773 it says leave a reply so i left it i'll only leave one but just so you know there are 50 ways to leave your reply it says leave a reply so i left it i’ll only leave one but just so you know there are 50 ways to leave your reply

]]> Comment on Ding Dong. It’s not the landshark, it’s a torn meniscus. by Paula Tohline Calhoun http://assemblagist.org/2012/04/ding-dong-its-not-the-landshark-its-a-torn-meniscus/comment-page-1/#comment-8772 Paula Tohline Calhoun Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:07:03 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/?p=2228#comment-8772 where to begin. . .i'll begin at the end: great blog. loved it! i'll be back. on to the beginning: BANG! (get it? it's a BIG BANG! not so big, but i can't change font size here. therefore, the rest is lower case, so the BIG is more obvious.) somewhere in the middle: not much to write here. i'm saving all my humor for when i get funny. it could happen anytime. i'm just waiting for it. i will tell you i am glad i found you i crave for a good sprung-knee post every now and again so now i know where to find one while waiting for my painfully funny comments, you might reading my blog, filled with a lot of boring stuff. it helps the reader sleep, and it keeps my insomnia alive and well the paradox of a writer/poet's life. have you ever mistaken a speck of dirt on your computer screen for a period or comma? i just did i like run-on sentences anyway so it doesn't really bother me but i do need to clean my screen i just found millard fillmore staring at me a scary thing that i am compelled to get rid of i shall return in my usual macarthur fashion. . .be afraid. . .be very afraid or skeert for my southern pals couldn't resist putting in another ending regards paula tohline calhoun currently residing at reflections from a cloudy mirror: http://paulatohlinecalhoun1951.wordpress.com (totally shameless plug) take care of your knee and it will take care of you with a good knee replacement where to begin…i’ll begin at the end: great blog. loved it! i’ll be back. on to the beginning: BANG! (get it? it’s a BIG BANG! not so big, but i can’t change font size here. therefore, the rest is lower case, so the BIG is more obvious.) somewhere in the middle: not much to write here. i’m saving all my humor for when i get funny. it could happen anytime. i’m just waiting for it. i will tell you i am glad i found you i crave for a good sprung-knee post every now and again so now i know where to find one while waiting for my painfully funny comments, you might reading my blog, filled with a lot of boring stuff. it helps the reader sleep, and it keeps my insomnia alive and well the paradox of a writer/poet’s life. have you ever mistaken a speck of dirt on your computer screen for a period or comma? i just did i like run-on sentences anyway so it doesn’t really bother me but i do need to clean my screen i just found millard fillmore staring at me a scary thing that i am compelled to get rid of

i shall return in my usual macarthur fashion…be afraid…be very afraid or skeert for my southern pals couldn’t resist putting in another ending regards paula tohline calhoun currently residing at reflections from a cloudy mirror: http://paulatohlinecalhoun1951.wordpress.com (totally shameless plug)

take care of your knee and it will take care of you with a good knee replacement

]]> Comment on Is Contentment a Form of Art? by umberto http://assemblagist.org/2012/03/is-contentment-a-form-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-8246 umberto Thu, 08 Mar 2012 20:17:41 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/?p=2203#comment-8246 this post makes me happy. i remember driving out to blounts creek in the spring to deliver flowers. i would feel submerged in contentment. a stoopid sounding sentence, i know, but dead on how i felt. i feel that way here a lot. hard to take a walk -- dazzling red cliffs competing with shards of horse hooves, sand-smoothed bottle glass (high desert take on beach glass) and green, white and black rocks. good neck exercise. i'm just glad your mood is better after all that crap with your body. i used to dwell on my impending death all the time. ALL the time. my parents died young and naturally i planned on following suit. here, i want to live forever. well, at least another 10 or 20 years. of course, that will involve taking better care of myself. glurp. this post makes me happy.
i remember driving out to blounts creek in the spring to deliver flowers. i would feel submerged in contentment. a stoopid sounding sentence, i know, but dead on how i felt.
i feel that way here a lot. hard to take a walk — dazzling red cliffs competing with shards of horse hooves, sand-smoothed bottle glass (high desert take on beach glass) and green, white and black rocks. good neck exercise.
i’m just glad your mood is better after all that crap with your body.
i used to dwell on my impending death all the time. ALL the time. my parents died young and naturally i planned on following suit.
here, i want to live forever. well, at least another 10 or 20 years.
of course, that will involve taking better care of myself. glurp.

]]> Comment on Fluxs​.us by VMac http://assemblagist.org/macewan-assemblages/comment-page-1/#comment-8092 VMac Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:09:05 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/portfolio/macewan_assemblages/#comment-8092 I will check it out. Thank you. I do hope I've been kind, it means a lot to me. I will check it out. Thank you. I do hope I’ve been kind, it means a lot to me.

]]> Comment on Fluxs​.us by kenneth larry ennis http://assemblagist.org/macewan-assemblages/comment-page-1/#comment-7971 kenneth larry ennis Fri, 20 Jan 2012 21:09:37 +0000 http://assemblagist.org/portfolio/macewan_assemblages/#comment-7971 Hi Valerie You have been kind enough to publish some of my short stories. Allow me to tell you how much I appreciate you doing so. I've been trying for several years to cross over from a wanna be to a decent writer. Your kindness has been a big boost my morale. Over a period of several years I've compiled a personal journal. Approximately three years ago I put it on line. The website is simply oldduggy.com . I would certainly like for you to take a little time to look at the blog. Any feed back would be appreciate. Larry (nobody calls me kenneth) Hi Valerie
You have been kind enough to publish some of my short stories. Allow me to tell you how much I appreciate you doing so. I’ve been trying for several years to cross over from a wanna be to a decent writer. Your kindness has been a big boost my morale.
Over a period of several years I’ve compiled a personal journal. Approximately three years ago I put it on line. The website is simply oldduggy.com .
I would certainly like for you to take a little time to look at the blog. Any feed back would be appreciate.
Larry (nobody calls me kenneth)

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