f/k/a . . .

June 30, 2004

time is relative

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 11:13 pm

einstein head  einstein

                                         – not aging

                                                  a bit

 

                                                                                     [dag, 06-30-04]

 

 Albert Einstein Monument . . . einstein small

 stopping by, 25 years ago (Wash., D.C.)



 

time is relative

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 11:13 pm

einstein head  einstein

                                         – not aging

                                                  a bit

 

                                                                                     [dag, 06-30-04]

 

 Albert Einstein Monument . . . einstein small

 stopping by, 25 years ago (Wash., D.C.)



 

heading home

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 9:36 am








exit


how delightful–
my damp, sweaty
travel robe


 


in the beach breeze
my travels forgotten…
evening cool



David G. Lanoue, translator.



full tummies
empty bladders
. . . not for long              


 


 .  . .  one-breath pixel p smallundit  



  • That’s why: Brain aging starts at 40 says Harvard neurologist. 


  • I just spent 10 days among old friends.  I’m a lucky man.

 

heading home

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 9:36 am








exit


how delightful–
my damp, sweaty
travel robe


 


in the beach breeze
my travels forgotten…
evening cool



David G. Lanoue, translator.



full tummies
empty bladders
. . . not for long              


 


 .  . .  one-breath pixel p smallundit  



  • That’s why: Brain aging starts at 40 says Harvard neurologist. 


  • I just spent 10 days among old friends.  I’m a lucky man.

 

June 29, 2004

blue sky laws

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 10:46 am




presents Kacian by Jim Kacian from Presents of Mind (Katsura/Red Moon Press, 1996).

 

 

  birds appear

and disppear

   tilting axis

 

 







   afternoon moon

the blue of the sky

   right through it

 





new paperback - -
the sun sets 
without me

                      [dag, 06-29-04; thanks a.f.]   

pixel p small gray

 .  . .  one-breath pundit  

blue sky laws

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 10:46 am




presents Kacian by Jim Kacian from Presents of Mind (Katsura/Red Moon Press, 1996).

 

 

  birds appear

and disppear

   tilting axis

 

 







   afternoon moon

the blue of the sky

   right through it

 





new paperback - -
the sun sets 
without me

                      [dag, 06-29-04; thanks a.f.]   

pixel p small gray

 .  . .  one-breath pundit  

June 28, 2004

sleepy editor borrows from Issa

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 3:44 pm











sleep sign





little snail, no different
asleep
awake

 



first melon of the season
grasped…
sleeping child


 

curling to sleep–
in the mosquito-netted window
a sickle moon

 




David G. Lanoue, translator.

 

 






puckish child
blows out 5 candles 
boomer dad beams, yawns

              

                                    [dag, 06-28-04 (for James’  4th birthday)]   



 

 

 .  . .  one-breath pundit  . . .



  • Hey, Fred, the client, not ROI, is king, when setting fees. 


  • Congrats to Prof. B.  But, stay humble: page hits ain’t “visitors”.


  • (update) btw: a quarter-million served (#12); thanks humans and robots!


  • I’m in good company!  Bob Ambrogi’s rewriting headlines, too.













wake up call small

sleepy editor borrows from Issa

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 3:44 pm











sleep sign





little snail, no different
asleep
awake

 



first melon of the season
grasped…
sleeping child


 

curling to sleep–
in the mosquito-netted window
a sickle moon

 




David G. Lanoue, translator.

 

 






puckish child
blows out 5 candles 
boomer dad beams, yawns

              

                                    [dag, 06-28-04 (for James’  4th birthday)]   



 

 

 .  . .  one-breath pundit  . . .



  • Hey, Fred, the client, not ROI, is king, when setting fees. 


  • Congrats to Prof. B.  But, stay humble: page hits ain’t “visitors”.


  • (update) btw: a quarter-million served (#12); thanks humans and robots!


  • I’m in good company!  Bob Ambrogi’s rewriting headlines, too.













wake up call small

June 27, 2004

soccer explains the world

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 8:13 pm

                                                                                                                           .  . .  one-breath pundit  










soccer novice 
practices his footwork: 
daughter teaching dad

              

                                    [dag, 06-27-04]                                  

soccer explains the world

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 8:13 pm

                                                                                                                           .  . .  one-breath pundit  










soccer novice 
practices his footwork: 
daughter teaching dad

              

                                    [dag, 06-27-04]                                  

riding with pamela

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 11:45 am




subway car neg

 

 

crosstown bus

caught in the crossfire

of cellphones

 



vacation over

hearing the sea

in the traffic’s roar

 

by Pamela Miller Ness from the haiku sequence The Can Collector’s Red Socks (2003)

riding with pamela

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 11:45 am




subway car neg

 

 

crosstown bus

caught in the crossfire

of cellphones

 



vacation over

hearing the sea

in the traffic’s roar

 

by Pamela Miller Ness from the haiku sequence The Can Collector’s Red Socks (2003)

one-breath pundit?

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 11:15 am


breathing

   and linking:

      the weblogger



hat tip small flip . . .

 

The Esq end of haikuEsq is finding it very difficult to e-post without o-pining.   Having sworn off lengthy commentary and crusading, but pining to keep and create links in the weblog world, your Editor has mediated a solution between his many conflicting persona: One-Breath Punditry & Pointers.

 

Haiku are one-breath poems.  I will not demean haiku by trying to writing short comments and links in haiku form.  But, I will attempt to make my points and pointers in 17 syllables or less — quite a challenge for a guy f/k/a prolixEsq.

 

 

hat tip small .  . .  one-breath pointers  . . .

one-breath pundit?

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 11:15 am


breathing

   and linking:

      the weblogger



hat tip small flip . . .

 

The Esq end of haikuEsq is finding it very difficult to e-post without o-pining.   Having sworn off lengthy commentary and crusading, but pining to keep and create links in the weblog world, your Editor has mediated a solution between his many conflicting persona: One-Breath Punditry & Pointers.

 

Haiku are one-breath poems.  I will not demean haiku by trying to writing short comments and links in haiku form.  But, I will attempt to make my points and pointers in 17 syllables or less — quite a challenge for a guy f/k/a prolixEsq.

 

 

hat tip small .  . .  one-breath pointers  . . .

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