Through the burrow, round and round, my burrow, their burrow, our burrow. Through the burrow, round and round, no change as I go below and above the barren ground, until I recognize the soft pitter-patter of the everlasting rain.
This is a poem I wrote about change. You should be able to adapt to the pitter-patter of rain, that's the change. I hope this is one of the most important lessons in life.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Strings on a bass guitar and violin
My Diary and Me
Dear Diary,
WOO-HOO!!! The basketball season is finally over!!! We won the championships. Mom says Courtney's gonna have to do gymnastics for a whole year. She can't do a back-hand spring, much less a cartwheel or a somersault. My coach is really strict. She hates slackers. That's what Courtney's gonna be on the mats. Anyway, I can see all my friends at gymnastics. I don't worry about being behind, after all, gymnastics was out for like two months.
I'm done venting my happiness.
Muchos Gracias,
Asta la Vista
WOO-HOO!!! The basketball season is finally over!!! We won the championships. Mom says Courtney's gonna have to do gymnastics for a whole year. She can't do a back-hand spring, much less a cartwheel or a somersault. My coach is really strict. She hates slackers. That's what Courtney's gonna be on the mats. Anyway, I can see all my friends at gymnastics. I don't worry about being behind, after all, gymnastics was out for like two months.
I'm done venting my happiness.
Muchos Gracias,
Asta la Vista
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