This is number 10..only a bit to go

[may_posa1]

Hey there

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[ofcatslives]

Lesley-Anne, take a deep breath my dear, I sense the panic you are experiencing through your post. I have had a rough week as well. Perhaps we can debrief on Monday. Anyways, my post is not yet complete, so I should get back to it. Hopefully, I will have it posted before 12:00 am and get a decent amount of sleep tonight. Good luck with the essays,

Janice

[listen_to_teeth]

Hey Lesley-Anne:

It took me about two hours to find something to write about and I'm still not sure it makes any sense, so don't worry, you're not alone. As for the hives - ew... lol I'm just kidding. You poor kid. I hope next week brings you cookies and better luck. Stay in there. Love,
Lisa

[meag_o]

"but hopefully one of us was successful in finding a poem that just dealt with washing a dish or something"

Oh Lesley-Anne. That made me laugh in hysterics! You have brightened my essay-stress for sure. Thanks darling, and I hope the hives settle down, and as Lisa says, next week brings you cookies and better luck.

(PS - the leafs are awesome-core to the max. lol)

[kuinr]

As at least one other person has done, you might have a look at William Carlos Williams' poem about the red wheelbarrow (also the plums in the icebox). One of the best examples I know.

I'm delighted to see that the stressed-out are surrounded by such kindness and comfort via the Comment feature. Good going, guys. Obviously I'm depressed when I see someone write "I'm not heading to the library, I am sick of that place, too many books, too little time," but that doesn't mean I don't understand. Still, as the Devil said about agony, this (books) is what we do here, y'know.....

[tricia_stewart]

Awww Lesley-Anne, I feel your stressful pain and to get hives on top of that. That is just not good. I join Janice and Lisa in wishing you better things in the future. Good luck with everything!

-Tricia