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Illustration: Boy Meets Nature
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Tag Archives: wisdom
Popular as One
It has often been said that popular groups of girls think (using the term loosely) as a one. They use their oneness to collectively terrify the rest of the student population. They think no one can argue with their pretty … Continue reading
The Same but Different
One rainy night, a young man entered a graveyard in Missoula, Montana. He had no umbrella, but he was not empty handed. He clutched a slim musical instrument case. Judging from his tee shirt and shorts, one would have to … Continue reading
Adding Up
From an early age, Mike was instructed by his artist parents that 1+1=3. Of course, any math teacher would tell you this was crazy, but artists see the world a little differently. When two lines are drawn parallel to one … Continue reading
Saturday Haikus: Summer Lessons
“A Little Beachy” by Debbie Miller
Meeting up for food?
It’s really hot outside
Don’t order too much
____
Need sun-tan lotion?
Are you at the beach a lot?
The answer is “Yes!”
____
Drink Lots of Water
You don’t want dehydration
To ruin your fun.
Written by Alex Schattner (8/4/12)
Model’s Good Side
A photographer was readying his studio for the most beautiful model in the world. He had been looking forward to the shoot for months, and wanted everything to be perfect: the backdrop, the props, and the lighting. So, when the … Continue reading
Future Couple
man was riding his horse through Pennyrile Forest, when he was stopped by a beautiful woman in his path. “I am your future wife,” the woman said, “But there are three things you must accomplish before you win me? First … Continue reading
Quiet on Singer Island
A dead whale washed up on Singer Island. As everyone went over to look, the great mammal’s mouth opened like a drawbridge, and a man stepped out. His skin was blue and shriveled like a raisin, and he wore a … Continue reading
Kidnapped by Wisdom and Belief
It was three o’clock in the morning when a scientist rowed his small wooden boat on to the Long Island Sound. He wanted a clear view of the greatest shooting star experience in a hundred years. When he was half … Continue reading
Modern American Folktales 