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I'm still writing daily. . .just in a new place. Come and visit me by clicking on the link, below.
And for all this, nature is never spent / There lives the dearest freshness deep down things --Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Bungling Through Life with a Trowel
Blog Archive
- ▼ 2011 (227)
- ► 2010 (171)
I'm still writing daily. . .just in a new place. Come and visit me by clicking on the link, below.
Wazoo's Moved! Click below to zoom to my new blog.
And for all this, nature is never spent / There lives the dearest freshness deep down things --Gerard Manley Hopkins
Where My Writing Appears
- 3 Fiction Shorts @ Prick of the Spindle, Vol. 4.3
- Children's Story: Ladybug, May/June 2012
- Children's Story: Stories That Lift
- Essay @ Cold Mountain Review, Spring 2010
- Poem @ Grey Sparrow, Spring 2011
- Poem @ Louisville Review, Vol. 69
- Poem @ The Christian Century
- Poem @ The MacGuffin, Spring/Summer 2011
- Story @ Apple Valley Review, Fall 2010
- story @ Literary Mama, Dec. 2011
- Story @ Midwest Literary Magazine, May 2011
- Story @ Prism Review, Issue 13
- Story @ Southeast Review
- Weekly Columns @ Observer-Reporter. . .ended at our move 7 / 2012
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About Me
- Kimberly Long Cockroft
- I live, write, and work in a sweet town perched on the edge of Puget Sound. My work has been published in a variety of genres, including poetry, fiction, and children's literature. I love sharing my passion for words and community with folks of all ages, from elementary school students to adults, and have been privileged to do just that for many years as a teacher, journalist, spiritual writer, and friend. Pots of tea abound.
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Fight Hunger & Poverty
10 comments:
"Listen, Martin... 35 is new 25! Now come on out from under there and lets go celebrate over a couple of cold ones at O'Malley's..."
"16, 17, 18, 19, 20...ready or not, here I come!"
Cowgirl: "What are you doing down there?"
Boy: "I'm not coming out right now!"
Lauren
Boy: "What are you looking at?"
Girl: "Spying is my new favorite thing."
Boy: "Why me?"
Girl: "Because you are doing something interesting. Tee hee!"
Jenna
A therapist observes a patient undergoing Stage 3 of treatment at the region's controversial new clinic, Caligula's Cure for Claustrophobia. Patients who endure 8 hours under the bed progress to Stage 4: a night alone in the clinic's unlit crawl space, accompanied by a variety of spiders and rodents.
From: It's more fun to stay anonymous
Be the bed.
Become one with the bed.
35! I don't want to be 35!
It's scary here, I'm not coming out until the cake is ready!
"This is the only place she and the kids won't look for me. Finally, I get to finish my annual "Moby Dick" read. I LOVE the idea of taping my Kindle to the underside of the bed. . .hours and hours of uninteruppted reading time. . ."
Cowgirl: You weren't so timid last night!
"Honey, yer doin' it wrong."
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