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Is there a recipe thread, I will have to look and put my posts on there for all to try.

Frenchie, I love the piece you did on Anne Frank. Here Is a young girl showing us what bravery is. How even a simple school girl can teach the world the horror and beauty of life. She taught us no matter what you do to the body, the spark of life will continue and grow brighter no matter how hard you try to extinguish it.

The only real difference beside a few different ways of spelling is the American authors seem to be less restricted in the use of colourfull language.

Oh ok lol sorry.

to what read or pick on or both ?

You can never read to many novels, And why are American novels any worse then novels form any other country ?

I like it, It is Poe at his best. Being someone who likes to draw I whish I could do so well.

I see the pit form the pit and the pendulum the tell tale heart, the raven but what about murder in the rue morgue, the fall of the house of usher and the black death.

For me it is Lenore, But I have always been a sucker for tragic stories, love or otherwise.

He even mentions Lenore in the Raven.

But no matter what one you like no one can compare to Poe.

But to do it accidentally on a constant basis. Mind you if I could think of one person I would like to hear talk like this it would have to Edgar Allen Poe.

Yes I am a Poe fan

Spilling Coffee, sacrilege you should never abuse coffee... It is the life blood of insomniacs. Not to keep them awake to keep the mind straight. Trust me I am one. After three days with little to no sleep it is the only thing to keep you sane. The longest with out sleep 5 days. It's a b*@%# let me tell you.

I am a pie maker LOL. Chicken and bacon beef and onion egg and bacon apple blueberry, you name it I will give it a go.

Frenchie,

A rhyme in time is so sublime it should be a crime not to write in rhyme.

Or is the rhymes a crime that I have done in time for not following the timeline

We love to rhyme we do it naturally. There are those that do it while they speak listen carefully when some people speak they have a habit of rhyming without knowledge of doing it. But if they tried they couldn't do it. I know a few who do it, I once asked each of them why they rhyme when the talk ? They said they didn't. So I repeated there last sentence to them and they were shocked to realize they were doing it. They then tried to do it consciously and couldn't.

The only saving grave was the microwave, all but the pie were plenty hot enough, and the beauty of pies is the re-heat nicely in the oven. If you nuke them in the microwave they go soggy.

Good afternoon everybody, ever have one of those days when you plan something execute it to perfection to find the planning was for nothing.

Made dinner today Homemade beef and onion pie, creamy mash broccoli and cheese. Pie is perfect mash is silky and the broccoli tender. All ready for 4pm. The boss doesn't get home until 5, go figure...

Haiku, you've got to be kidding, I hate those had to write one for the hospice writing group. I prefer rondo's much better. And no I didn't put my Haiku on my writing page. but my Rondo is there.

No I mean it has an edge to it, one that makes you think and feel. what the writer is feeling.

Have you ever accidently bit down on tin foil, if so how did it feel ? If not don't try it its no fun. It like a shock going through you, a sudden jolt but not involving and type of electricity. It is actually very hard to explain and I don't think I'm doing it any justice.

Frenchie, I think your poetry has a bite to it, sometimes like biting tin foil but it has real feeling to it. You can close your eyes after reading it and visualize the pain and suffering. I can empathize (?)with it.

That was the first line of a poem I wrote to a girl when I was 17, almost 40 years ago, oops showing my age now...