[Lo]

Wheeee!! July has been very good to me. New house, new furniture, new carpet, new high speed internet access (if I can figure out how to hook it up) AND----my very first "print" publication!!
Free verse, no less!!
The Summer 2005 issue of Pebble Lake Review includes my poem "To the Greek Girl on Forest Street" which was work-shopped here about a year ago.
Life is wonderful....(and yes, the walls really are orange!!!!!)

Lo


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[Jon H. Rydne]

Congrats, Lo!

Yes, sometimes the solar system is on track!

Regards,
Jon H.

[Michael P. McManus]

Hey Lo,

Congrats! Amanda has done some very nice things with the journal.

Peace,

Mike.

[Jim Hayes]

Lovely, and so are the walls.
Well done Lo.

Jim

[Rose Kelleher]

That's awesome, Lo. I haven't seen Pebble Lake, but I've heard it's good. Congratulations!

(Orange? Really? You mean, like traffic cones?)

[Terese Coe]

Coolness! Congrats and many more to you, Lo!

I hope it's pale orange, for your sake.

Terese

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[Catherine Chandler]

Congratulations!

Catherine Chandler

[Susan McLean]

Congratulations, Lo. It's nice to see a poem in print. My bedroom is painted bright red, so I know how reluctant painters are to paint anything in vibrant colors. In England, though, it seems to be much more common to have intense wall colors than in the U.S.

Susan

[Steven Schroeder]

Congratulations, Lo! I have a poem coming out in their Awards Issue.

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Steve Schroeder

[Lo]

Thanks, Jon, Michael, (yes, she certainly has) Jim, Rose, (orange, like traffic cones, yes. ) Therese, (ummmm, not TOO pale) Susan ( a red bedroom sounds totally cool....I didnt have that much nerve, but now I wish I did) Catherine and Steven, (Congratulations back at ya...way to go!!!)

Lo (who cant get the damn picture to upload)