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Mars Mission!

May 25, 2019

I’m going to Mars, y’all.

BoardingPass_MyNameOnMars2020

Ooh, take in that NASA realness.

You can go, too. Read all about it here.

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Words! Giant words! With thanks to my #longestfriend for taking me to @themuseumofmodernart to see great big words on walls. I am a tiny poet in a large world of language, and I’m grateful to have a forever friend to enjoy it all with.
Find moments of total recognition and stanzas that startle and sigh in Christine Weimer’s Tainted Lionheart. Almost every page got dog-eared. Having read this first of a set of three, I’m bracing myself for whatever emotional wisdom comes next.
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Here’s a premise I can kind of understand. Big! Things! Happen! and then eventually, life is simply life again. And what’s a big thing for me may not be a big deal to anyone else. Tim Kreider’s We Learn Nothing gives us essays about family, friendship, addictions, and politics along with cartoons about the same.
“Write your life in three statements about hair.” That’s a prompt I use from Burroway’s text Imaginative Writing in my creative writing classes, and whoa how it all pours out. For so many, hair is a big aspect of life. Elizabeth Acevedo’s Inheritance: A Visual Poem, illustrated by Andrea Pippins, dedicates brilliantly drawn pages and delicate language to this fact.
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