Gianni talks about her anime illustrations. Her wish is to go to Japan to study the art of anime and produce her own films. View
anime here.
Gianni and peer counselor, both from Project Transition in Warminster PA.
Below, Bob McGlinsey read some of his work from our Beehive magazine. Many of our performers are from our Beehive group, which meets at Beatriz Moisset's home in Abington, PA.
Since B couldn't be here due to serious health concerns, we wished her the best.
Ken Ivins combines storytelling with recorded music. Very clever!
Prolific poet Linda Barrett read three poems, including one she composed earlier today. She likes doing fresh work.
Rem Murphy dazzled the audience with his admittedly strange poems. Gianni said she liked the one about UFOs.
I will see Rem on Sunday for New Directions' Lunch Bunch and the Grub Burger. We couldn't go to Burgers and Shakes as it's closed on Sunday.
I made a sculpture on showtime morning. As I walked around our hilly block, I met bushy-bearded Kyle, working overtime on installing sewer pipes on our street. He said it's OK to remove the yellow plastic flags that tell where gas lines are located.
Many jokes about my house now exploding. Hold on. Lemme check if I'm still alive. Yes, pulse is there.
Ruth reads two poems graciously given us by David Subacci, a Facebook friend. One about a
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