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Field Notes
- Sharon Hurlbut
- Physical anthropologist, writer, compulsive knitter, and mother of two. My fiction and poetry are published under the pen-name Ann Walters.
Poems
Published Stories
People
- Ms. Theologian
- Arlene Ang
- Theresa Boyar
- Debra Broughton
- Randall Brown
- Canadian Writers Collective
- Ginger Hamilton Caudill
- Dave Clapper
- Cheryl Chambers
- Myfanwy Collins
- David Coyote's Den
- Katrina Denza
- H.E. Eigler
- Kate Evans
- Patry Francis
- Michaela Gabriel
- Liz Gallagher
- Elizabeth Glixman
- Beverly Jackson
- Nathan McClain
- Ellen Meister
- P.A. Moed
- Jayne Pupek
- Sarah Sloat
- Kelly Spitzer
- Bonnie ZoBell
5 comments:
welcome back, and with such good news too! :)
argh! re the loss of electricity/AC, i have a similar story to tell ... though not today. too tired, too hot. ;)
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Oh, that ghostly weight. I know it well...lovely poem, Sharon.
Michi - Thanks! I'm just now finally getting cooled off after the crazy weekend. It was so hot in our hotel room without AC that we loaded up the girls (in their nightgowns) and drove around for about an hour that night. I'm sure it's a vacation moment they'll remember for a long time.
Patry - Even though my very special Tigger died 3 1/2 years ago, I feel that weight on my legs still. Thanks for reading my work!
Loved this poem. Just lost my cat Dakota last week. He was 16.
rdl - I'm so sorry to hear about your cat! It's hard losing such a close member of the family. I still miss mine very much. I hope the poem helps!
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