rearview mirror: 2017

Thursday, June 8, 2017

e pluribus haiku 2017

a thousand original haiku

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Those of you who know the Tech Terrace neighborhood may recognize the cover photo...

Sunday, May 21, 2017

Mannequin Challenge

& 20 short stories you can't put down

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Monday, January 16, 2017

memories of roscoe

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We arrived in Lubbock around Aug. 1, 2012, and I have been trying not to use old stereotypes to color my judgment. OK, well, the "rearview mirror" song is first, but it was pointed out to me that Mac Davis also said that happiness was coming back to Lubbock after being gone. So it works both ways, and I want you to know that I've been around a bit ("this is not my first rodeo," as I heard someone say), I'm not too quick to judge, and I'm well aware things could be worse. I am in Lubbock basically for my wife's career, but I move here with my eyes wide open and a documenter's eye for what I see. I'll use this site to explore an interesting city, and be a little blunt about what I find.

The entire rearview mirror exhibit is here

out there, home
folk tales
e pluribus haiku
boxcars on walnut
yeah write
link poetry home pop art