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Jan. 14th, 2002 08:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lantairvleaDear Fox,
It's my pleasure to inform you that you've been invited to present your poetry and receive the International Poet of Merit Award at Poetry.com and The International Society of Poets' Spring Convention and Symposium (our 12th convention) to be held March 1-3, 2002, at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Your invitation has been sent via U.S. mail, so please keep an eye on your mailbox for full details. Our conventions routinely sell out (our last was attended by poets from 58 countries worldwide!) so please RSVP early to avoid disappointment. The deadline for registration is February 20th. To register now click here, or go to http://www.poetry.com/poetscorner/register.asp.
Dr. Len Roberts
Educational Director
Woo! They thing I'm good or something. Well, if it weren't for Germany, I might have attempted to go . . . FL . . . Heath's there, hehe.
Ayway, not too much happened. Decided I might as well stay in Intermediate Drawing rather than going into Advanced. Won't really have any effect on how I'll do in AP next year, so that be good.
Drove the new car, the four-banger was bought by Chip. I have a rough time shifting the thing. I'm getting better! Has a lot more umph than the Tercel, that's for sure.
Didn't realy throw out a meaningful entry yeterday, heh.
Got my homework done *yay* now I'm going to goof for another 20 minutes before focusing on my lovely art projects. Got to the gym today! woo! Had a nice Scan-o-thon, will be updating VCL sometime in the near future (possibly today). Gnawed on the Lemies Page again yesterday, got some things done, though not as much as I would have liked, but most of it was calculations, gah, evil.
Woo! well, kinda. There's been some lovely rumors flitting about, whisperings of change for several months, and GUESS WHAT! It's come! They've completely re-vamped the Young Women's program! Well, there's still the Beehives (12-13), the Miamaids (14-15), and the Laurels (16-17, at 18 we go to Relief Society) but the way they do the projects and such is completely different! I'm going to plow through the packet tonight and she what all they've done, should have gone through it yesterday, but stayed up too late speaking of the Foxxis with merf. The Laurels get a choice, to stick with the old program, or go with the new. Must decide quickly, then get my quarters moving.
I think that is all, woo.
Oh, the Trans-Siberian Symphony Orchistra is awesome, get a CD if y'can. Here is what they are: Take a Symphony Orchistra (including a piano), toss in some really awesome vocalist/choirs, toss in some electric guitars among other things associated with "rock," shake it all up, pour it out, and there you have it! it sounds rather awesome. Yes, I'm an odd-music addict . . . Wierd Al, the Aquabats, Pink Floyd, Trans-Siberian Symphony Orchistra, Deep Forest (must . . . find . . . CDs), An Assortend of German singers/groups, a sparkling of Enya, and toss in some other random music and there y'have it!
It's my pleasure to inform you that you've been invited to present your poetry and receive the International Poet of Merit Award at Poetry.com and The International Society of Poets' Spring Convention and Symposium (our 12th convention) to be held March 1-3, 2002, at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Your invitation has been sent via U.S. mail, so please keep an eye on your mailbox for full details. Our conventions routinely sell out (our last was attended by poets from 58 countries worldwide!) so please RSVP early to avoid disappointment. The deadline for registration is February 20th. To register now click here, or go to http://www.poetry.com/poetscorner/register.asp.
Dr. Len Roberts
Educational Director
Woo! They thing I'm good or something. Well, if it weren't for Germany, I might have attempted to go . . . FL . . . Heath's there, hehe.
Ayway, not too much happened. Decided I might as well stay in Intermediate Drawing rather than going into Advanced. Won't really have any effect on how I'll do in AP next year, so that be good.
Drove the new car, the four-banger was bought by Chip. I have a rough time shifting the thing. I'm getting better! Has a lot more umph than the Tercel, that's for sure.
Didn't realy throw out a meaningful entry yeterday, heh.
Got my homework done *yay* now I'm going to goof for another 20 minutes before focusing on my lovely art projects. Got to the gym today! woo! Had a nice Scan-o-thon, will be updating VCL sometime in the near future (possibly today). Gnawed on the Lemies Page again yesterday, got some things done, though not as much as I would have liked, but most of it was calculations, gah, evil.
Woo! well, kinda. There's been some lovely rumors flitting about, whisperings of change for several months, and GUESS WHAT! It's come! They've completely re-vamped the Young Women's program! Well, there's still the Beehives (12-13), the Miamaids (14-15), and the Laurels (16-17, at 18 we go to Relief Society) but the way they do the projects and such is completely different! I'm going to plow through the packet tonight and she what all they've done, should have gone through it yesterday, but stayed up too late speaking of the Foxxis with merf. The Laurels get a choice, to stick with the old program, or go with the new. Must decide quickly, then get my quarters moving.
I think that is all, woo.
Oh, the Trans-Siberian Symphony Orchistra is awesome, get a CD if y'can. Here is what they are: Take a Symphony Orchistra (including a piano), toss in some really awesome vocalist/choirs, toss in some electric guitars among other things associated with "rock," shake it all up, pour it out, and there you have it! it sounds rather awesome. Yes, I'm an odd-music addict . . . Wierd Al, the Aquabats, Pink Floyd, Trans-Siberian Symphony Orchistra, Deep Forest (must . . . find . . . CDs), An Assortend of German singers/groups, a sparkling of Enya, and toss in some other random music and there y'have it!
