Arts & Crafts

historian · historian

My son wrote this and I like it. Cats and rubber bands My kitty likes his rubber bands. He stalks them like they're mice. He leaps: they bounce and wiggle. He thinks that's very nice. He stretches them between his claws, they leap, and he gives chase. We're bound to find the silly things in almost any plac...

lundbaek · lundbaek

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq6b9bMBXpg

arbilad · arbilad

My brother and I have finished writing our science fiction book and have sent it to friends to read and critique. The strange thing is the wide range of feedback. There are some who only read through the book because they're our friend (they came out and stated as much). There are others who couldn't put...

Jen · Jen

Trust, one sided, is given in vain and when given too soon, unsound. Confidence withheld a wise man makes til true loyalty is found.

hiccups · hiccups

Etch-A-Sketch Clock http://angelayuan.com/build.htm

hiccups · hiccups

Coming out of a haze and full of promise like the spring the potential in her smile captures everything.

hiccups · hiccups

temporary, disposable and vulnerable like wrapping paper people discarded for not being enough. -- Edited by hiccups at 21:20, 2008-03-30

hiccups · hiccups

your words shaped my life and who I am repeated over and over until I believed you I began to hate him repeated over and over until I knew it would never change I began to see no way out repeated over and over until I wanted to run I began to move away repeated over and over until I learned the truth I began to be f...

hiccups · hiccups

I try to fathom the scope of eternity; all time stretching beyond visibility into brightness that burns the eyes and doesn't reveal tomorrow. Today you are gone. And today I hurt. And today I have regrets. I cannot find you in eternity from my place in today. I try to squint into the brightness for a peek...

hiccups · hiccups

i swallowed my gum minty cool esophagus accidental snack

zealia · zealia

Unbelief No faith to comfort in times of grief. Limited to the here and now No faith of tomorrow to help through sorrow.

zealia · zealia

I read that Hiccups is the new moderator here. Congratulations! I better give you something to moderate. :) On the outside I observe but too seldom do I serve. And I question if I live. Note after note I write about what is in my sight. I want to feel that my emotions are real. I want to be apart of the pulse an...

Ros · Ros

"Writing is a socially acceptable form of schizophrenia." ~E.L. Doctorow As I clear my schedule to allow me to finish one, just one, of several books I've started, I find it difficult to explain to people what I'm doing. If I say I'm working..they want to know where. If I say at home - then I'...

rayb · rayb

Are you a bad speller? Do you make it an artform? Would you be lost without your spellchecker? --Ray -- Edited by rayb at 09:57, 2008-01-14

rayb · rayb

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/12/12/nterry112.xml

zealia · zealia

I have had a couple people at Bountiful say that they would pray for me. One was months ago and another was very recently. I think to myself how happy I feel most of the time despite my condition and no how much others are in need of prayer. However, I have also pondered how my ability to function may be in...

rayb · rayb

Here's my latest piece of art to discuss for the Month of December. The Milkmaid by Vermeer - in aprox. 1660 It's a beautiful piece, by a very talented and decent sounding fellow, Jan Vermeer, who lived so long ago and in such contented obscurity that nobody knows much about him, except that he was a fami...

rayb · rayb

http://raybies.deviantart.com/art/Garden-Birdsong-72535159

hiccups · hiccups

dirty laundry, naughty stuff unclean, bad, unchaste, first, there was just a little now it's reached up to my waist; the clothes are mating, fornicating, so doing laundry I am hating, but it's worse when I keep waiting.

rayb · rayb

Anyone ever made a pinhole camera? Is it cheap enough to do for a school project, and allow each student to do one?

alabamabelle · alabamabelle

I am all new to organized scrapbooking and have started scrapbooks for my sons and (DON'T TELL HIM!) for my hubby from his mission years ago in Japan. That's part of HIS Christmas from me! I am using the 12x12 format and albums to do these in. Do any of you have any resources for the inexperienced do it you...

zealia · zealia

In less time than it takes to read a baby book from cover to cover, we render judgment about another.

hiccups · hiccups

http://www.pinktentacle.com/2006/07/gallery-of-fantastic-creatures/

rayb · rayb

[youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=GIFOPWHjA6c&feature=related]-- Edited by rayb at 00:21, 2007-11-30

rayb · rayb

Alrighty, writers? What are some things you do to make time for writing? Recently I'm on the tail end of finishing a book. I find myself finding excuses NOT to write, so that I won't feel the need to start the next project. Feeling a lot of anxiety, cuz I used to have a lot of energy and wrote a lot in the early...

hiccups · hiccups

http://www.chrisgilmour.com/en.opere.html Some cool stuff there.

hiccups · hiccups

I thought it might be fun to see how others would rewrite a poem. Would you make it longer? shorter? funnier? deeper? more ironic? change it completely? Here's the concept: I'll post a poem I'm not emotionally attached to. You are all challenged to rewrite it however you want. After a few people rewrit...

rayb · rayb

Criticism (by RayB) The vulgarity of neutrality -- the profundity of absurdity. A neutral face cries a thousand stories All crafted by parched innuendo A poor caricature of the character Of a soul's glimmer divine-- Reflecting solely the image of she Who crafted that daft innuendo And he who dared b...

zealia · zealia

I do not know what could have been. I only know what has been. And of course, it could have always have been worse.

hiccups · hiccups

Burning roses make the strangest smell, Not like roses at all; Carbonized love, Not like love at all. Ashes, ashes we all fall down.

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	Cats and rubber bands (Preview) My son wrote this and I like it. Cats and rubber bands My kitty likes his rubber bands. He stalks them like they're mice. He leaps: they bounce and wiggle. He thinks that's very nice. He stretches them between his claws, they leap, and he gives chase. We're bound to find the silly things in almost any plac...	historian	0	1780	Aug 14, 2009 by historian
	Sound of Music and dance in a Belgian train station (Preview) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vq6b9bMBXpg	lundbaek	0	982	Apr 13, 2009 by lundbaek
	Sci Fi book (Preview) My brother and I have finished writing our science fiction book and have sent it to friends to read and critique. The strange thing is the wide range of feedback. There are some who only read through the book because they're our friend (they came out and stated as much). There are others who couldn't put...	arbilad	8	1333	Sep 13, 2008 by zealia
	Trust (Preview) Trust, one sided, is given in vain and when given too soon, unsound. Confidence withheld a wise man makes til true loyalty is found.	Jen	4	1156	Jul 2, 2008 by Cute Dancer
	Art and Tech (Preview) Etch-A-Sketch Clock http://angelayuan.com/build.htm	hiccups	0	988	May 31, 2008 by hiccups
	reawakening (Preview) Coming out of a haze and full of promise like the spring the potential in her smile captures everything.	hiccups	7	1267	Apr 27, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Torn (Preview) temporary, disposable and vulnerable like wrapping paper people discarded for not being enough. -- Edited by hiccups at 21:20, 2008-03-30	hiccups	4	1216	Apr 1, 2008 by zealia
	Lies (Preview) your words shaped my life and who I am repeated over and over until I believed you I began to hate him repeated over and over until I knew it would never change I began to see no way out repeated over and over until I wanted to run I began to move away repeated over and over until I learned the truth I began to be f...	hiccups	5	1189	Mar 31, 2008 by Cocobeem
	Mourning (Preview) I try to fathom the scope of eternity; all time stretching beyond visibility into brightness that burns the eyes and doesn't reveal tomorrow. Today you are gone. And today I hurt. And today I have regrets. I cannot find you in eternity from my place in today. I try to squint into the brightness for a peek...	hiccups	2	1071	Mar 29, 2008 by zealia
	gum haiku (Preview) i swallowed my gum minty cool esophagus accidental snack	hiccups	2	1571	Mar 18, 2008 by zealia
	lack of faith (Preview) Unbelief No faith to comfort in times of grief. Limited to the here and now No faith of tomorrow to help through sorrow.	zealia	0	1011	Feb 28, 2008 by zealia
	Among the Living (Preview) I read that Hiccups is the new moderator here. Congratulations! I better give you something to moderate. :) On the outside I observe but too seldom do I serve. And I question if I live. Note after note I write about what is in my sight. I want to feel that my emotions are real. I want to be apart of the pulse an...	zealia	3	1240	Feb 23, 2008 by zealia
	Writers Unite!! (Preview) "Writing is a socially acceptable form of schizophrenia." ~E.L. Doctorow As I clear my schedule to allow me to finish one, just one, of several books I've started, I find it difficult to explain to people what I'm doing. If I say I'm working..they want to know where. If I say at home - then I'...	Ros	18	2201	Jan 25, 2008 by zealia
	Bad Spellers Untie! (Preview) Are you a bad speller? Do you make it an artform? Would you be lost without your spellchecker? --Ray -- Edited by rayb at 09:57, 2008-01-14	rayb	7	1497	Jan 15, 2008 by dianoia
	Terry Pratchet, early onset Alzheimers (Preview) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/12/12/nterry112.xml	rayb	2	1053	Jan 8, 2008 by zealia
	prayers you are offering (Preview) I have had a couple people at Bountiful say that they would pray for me. One was months ago and another was very recently. I think to myself how happy I feel most of the time despite my condition and no how much others are in need of prayer. However, I have also pondered how my ability to function may be in...	zealia	0	935	Jan 8, 2008 by zealia
	The Milkmaid - Vermeer (Preview) Here's my latest piece of art to discuss for the Month of December. The Milkmaid by Vermeer - in aprox. 1660 It's a beautiful piece, by a very talented and decent sounding fellow, Jan Vermeer, who lived so long ago and in such contented obscurity that nobody knows much about him, except that he was a fami...	rayb	5	1649	Jan 5, 2008 by zealia
	Garden Birdsong (Preview) http://raybies.deviantart.com/art/Garden-Birdsong-72535159	rayb	13	1728	Jan 5, 2008 by zealia
	dirty laundry (Preview) dirty laundry, naughty stuff unclean, bad, unchaste, first, there was just a little now it's reached up to my waist; the clothes are mating, fornicating, so doing laundry I am hating, but it's worse when I keep waiting.	hiccups	11	1606	Dec 12, 2007 by alabamabelle
	Pinhole camera (Preview) Anyone ever made a pinhole camera? Is it cheap enough to do for a school project, and allow each student to do one?	rayb	4	1197	Dec 7, 2007 by Duke of Mirth
	Scrapbooking (Preview) I am all new to organized scrapbooking and have started scrapbooks for my sons and (DON'T TELL HIM!) for my hubby from his mission years ago in Japan. That's part of HIS Christmas from me! I am using the 12x12 format and albums to do these in. Do any of you have any resources for the inexperienced do it you...	alabamabelle	4	1389	Dec 6, 2007 by rayb
	cover to cover (Preview) In less time than it takes to read a baby book from cover to cover, we render judgment about another.	zealia	2	1197	Dec 5, 2007 by zealia
	Gallery of Fantastic Creatures (Preview) http://www.pinktentacle.com/2006/07/gallery-of-fantastic-creatures/	hiccups	0	981	Dec 1, 2007 by hiccups
	Christian Art and Song (Preview) [youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=GIFOPWHjA6c&feature=related]-- Edited by rayb at 00:21, 2007-11-30	rayb	0	936	Nov 30, 2007 by rayb
	Making Time to Write (Preview) Alrighty, writers? What are some things you do to make time for writing? Recently I'm on the tail end of finishing a book. I find myself finding excuses NOT to write, so that I won't feel the need to start the next project. Feeling a lot of anxiety, cuz I used to have a lot of energy and wrote a lot in the early...	rayb	1	1119	Nov 27, 2007 by Cocobeem
	cardboard art (Preview) http://www.chrisgilmour.com/en.opere.html Some cool stuff there.	hiccups	2	1227	Nov 21, 2007 by rayb
	Challenge: Rewrite this poem (Preview) I thought it might be fun to see how others would rewrite a poem. Would you make it longer? shorter? funnier? deeper? more ironic? change it completely? Here's the concept: I'll post a poem I'm not emotionally attached to. You are all challenged to rewrite it however you want. After a few people rewrit...	hiccups	9	1925	Nov 3, 2007 by zealia
	Poem: Criticism (Preview) Criticism (by RayB) The vulgarity of neutrality -- the profundity of absurdity. A neutral face cries a thousand stories All crafted by parched innuendo A poor caricature of the character Of a soul's glimmer divine-- Reflecting solely the image of she Who crafted that daft innuendo And he who dared b...	rayb	2	982	Nov 1, 2007 by rayb
	the past that was (Preview) I do not know what could have been. I only know what has been. And of course, it could have always have been worse.	zealia	0	985	Oct 31, 2007 by zealia
	Ashes (Preview) Burning roses make the strangest smell, Not like roses at all; Carbonized love, Not like love at all. Ashes, ashes we all fall down.	hiccups	13	1855	Oct 30, 2007 by glumirk
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