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Re-reading two of my favorite books: East, West by Salman Rushdie, and Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg.

Wow, Beet! These are amazing! I particularly loved the Oriental woman and Bus Stop, though the Weeds one--I do applaud your patience on that! I certainly couldn't have done it, ...

The problem with these three is that, though they're lovely photographs--the second in particular struck my eye--they wouldn't be out of place in a family photo album, or a collection ...

Skye wrote: Two words: Shel. Silverstein. Two more: True. Dat. :lol: I couldn't agree more. But don't just limit it to the genre of children's poetry; by the time I ...

As many before me have said--rhyming itself is not inherently bad. The problem is that most amateur poets assume that all poetry must rhyme and therefore he or she might ...

Watermelon. Daddy used to bring us slices of it in the summer, and Aaron and I would have seed-spitting contests. He always won, but he was older, wasn't he? - ...

Other than the fact that she's painfully off-balanced (girl has some seriously strong legs), this is fantastic! I love her whole attitude. Great job!

I second Myth! The first one and the red tree one are my favorites. Both are gorgeous.

Aside from the shading (it really should be more gradual) this is almost perfect! Fantastic job, Amy. ^_^

Wow, the clouds in this one are gorgeous! It could be a little brighter, but that's the only real suggestion I can think of. I love the palm trees and ...

Haha... he is really creepy! The whole smooshed thing definitely increases his creepy-factor, as does, as Myth pointed out, the fact that he seems to be blind in one eye. ...

I love the first one, and the one with the trees and the path! Gorgeous, Ari! ^_^

John Cusack's chin was a little too narrow and pointy, and there was something odd about the other guy's face--but I love the first one! Great composition.

Er... *pats Snoink on the head and then backs away slowly*

I love the second and third! Amazing, Sponson!