Seaside Plog Last Evening
posted by Aisha | 11:38 PM
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About Me
- Name: Aisha
- Location: Here Of Course
I like to talk. And write poetry. I paint a little too.
- Plog Wed afternoon/Thurs morning
- Plog Wednesday
- Seaside Plog Day Three
- Seaside Plog Day Two
- Seaside Plog (Painted Log) -- Day One
- Memory
- Make Poverty History - White Band
- The New York Times -- Literary Map of Manhattan!
- Polly Put The Kettle On...
- Misbehaving
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- ::notablog::
- Le Moleskine à Beleg
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- Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
- jillypoet: mom trying to write
- Coding Grasshopper
8 Comments:
Wow, wow, wow! I'm amazed and moved by these plogs. SO intimate. Thanks for posting them, Aish. I especially loved the oystercatchers on Wednesday morning. You really captured their essence. What a treat this evening.
Ranger
Got the idea from Beleg's Moleskine blog (in my links) at http://octolan.com/moleskine/--
I almost did not post them --
but what the heck. Made your evening-- worth it for that :)
I needed to write something during that week in the wilds off the Internet :) and I am just starting watercolours, feeling my way as a total amateur. So I had fun.
I can't believe you're a watercolor amateur. These are beautiful. When I try to use watercolors, everything comes out brown. The writing and the paintings are wonderful. I LOVE this!
Hmmm...ans everyone can see my hand-writing when not trying :-0 Meant to type in the comments, scan the pics-- then found out you can read this with a stretch of the imagination. Thanks Miss New Orleans!
Really nice. So, will you illustrate my next chapbook??? Nothing like being pushy. Or better yet, will you illustrate the anthology project which cannot be named because it is taking sooo long? :)))
Helm.
I was enthralled. These are fabulous.
First time I've ever seen one of these. How cool!
Thank you very much for looking in.
Mr No-blog-at-the-moment Alexy:
As for our project in Postcards, I think Lori or Carol are much more proficient at illustrating than me!
And you do your chapbook with photos of course, unless there is a yearning to do watercolors?
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