I’M NOT A SUPERSTITIOUS GUY
By
Gregory K.
I’m not a superstitious guy.
I never knock on wood.
A 13 doesn’t frighten me, although some say it should.
I let cats cross in front of me
No matter if they’re black.
Sometimes I walk on sidewalks, and I step on every crack.
No, I’m not superstitious...
Though, there’s one thing, I suppose –
If things go well for me all day, I do not change my clothes.
So now I’ve got a problem:
What I’m wearing clearly reeks,
But things have gone fantastically for twenty-one straight weeks!
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Ibtisam Barakat wrote the wonderful book TASTING THE SKY: A Palestinian Childhood.
It was one of the rare books that I've read in one night.
If you're anywhere near the workshop, it would be well worth attending.
Subject: WRITE YOUR LIFE workshop -- September 22 + 23, 2007
WITE YOUR LIFE
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A weekend workshop
September 22 + 23, 2007
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday
10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sunday
Led by award-winning Author and poet Ibtisam Barakat.
Ibtisam is the author of
TASTING THE SKY: A Palestinian Childhood,
Farrar, Straus and Giroux (2007)
Nationally, Booklist named TASTING one of the Top 10 biographies
for youth in 2007.
Locally, Tasting the Sky is the #1 best selling book at
the Peace Nook in Columbia
for the past five months).
Cost of WRITE YOUR LIFE weekend workshop:$250.
Location Access Arts -- 1724 McAlester, Columbia, MO 65201.
To register and for more info:
Tel (573) 442-9213
Cell (573) 808 – 1936
or Email: [email protected]
What former participants wrote:
"This workshop is absolutely phenomenal. My decision
to attend has been one of the most positive and
valuable decisions that I could have made for myself.
I developed, experienced and changed.
It's very empowering."- Tashel Bordere
"I enjoyed this workshop. I learned a great deal and
felt supported emotionally in those areas I felt I
could not face up to. I discovered a few things about
myself and others. Thank you for doing this work. It
is a wonderful gift to this community and to the
world!! I am so glad I came."- Becky Matsiga
"Thank you for a great workshop! WRITE YOUR LIFE
has been a truly wonderful experience for me.
I will recommend it to my friends."- Steve Buchels.
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Congratulations, Gregory! You have won a children's poetry book from Wild Rose Reader. The book is RIDDLE-ICIOUS, which was written by J. Patrick Lewis & illustrated by Lisa Desimini. Email me your address and I'll send the book to you.