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myCancerStory: myFriend: Crazy Sexy Cancer Cowgirl Kayle
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Your story can change a life. Friday, August 7, 2009. MyFriend: Crazy Sexy Cancer Cowgirl Kayle. Kayle is a Crazy Sexy Cancer Cowgirl! Crazy sexy cancer cowgirl. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Email Beck's girl: myCancerStory@yahoo.com. Heal, help, hope. View my complete profile. The last photograph of me and mom. Share your Cancer Story. American Child Photographer's Charity Guild. Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization. Komen for the Cure. Hospice of the Foothills. MyFriend Kayle.part II.
myCancerStory: myWarmWishes
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Your story can change a life. Sunday, November 25, 2007. Usually I try to post about encouragement or supportive information around cancer topics and awareness, but I recently saw an item on QVC. That I wished I had seen when my mom was. It's a large soft hood with a scarf. Attached, which is nice because it is separate from a coat or jacket, and still stylish and easy to wear and use. Not only would this product. Is big and loose, if a tight-knit cap or beanie isn't desirable. Heal, help, hope.
myCancerStory: myFriend Kayle...part II
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Your story can change a life. Wednesday, August 12, 2009. MyFriend Kayle.part II. Kayle, pictured here. Is 30, flirty, and thriving.with breast cancer. I make this little play on a pop phrase because my mom often said she thought "cancer survivor" should be replaced by the more uplifting and telling phrase "cancer. Kayle, actually 31 now, is indeed doing all she can to thrive through this experience, learning, growing, healing her heart, body, and soul. Help Kayle Martin Survive Breast Cancer.
myCancerStory: August 2007
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Your story can change a life. Friday, August 31, 2007. One year later we celebrated her "Boob Birthday," as she joked; one year later, two days after my sister's 23rd birthday, my mom called me to let me know that the doctor found "a spot" in her lung. The cancer came back. Six months and a day later my mom died on Christmas Eve, 2002, from metastasized Breast Cancer; she was 50. I miss her every single day. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Email Beck's girl: myCancerStory@yahoo.com. Heal, help, hope.
myCancerStory: October 2007
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Your story can change a life. Saturday, October 27, 2007. A local news station prompted me to start a team with Susan G. Komen's Passionately Pink. For the Cure. I enlisted my office to participate, especially considering we are majority female staff, and to my pleasure everyone was excited about the team. We are a small staff, but with generous donations from staff and other community members, we are reaching our goal. Basically, Passionately Pink for the Cure. Labels: Passionately Pink for the Cure.
myCancerStory: November 2007
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Your story can change a life. Sunday, November 25, 2007. Usually I try to post about encouragement or supportive information around cancer topics and awareness, but I recently saw an item on QVC. That I wished I had seen when my mom was. It's a large soft hood with a scarf. Attached, which is nice because it is separate from a coat or jacket, and still stylish and easy to wear and use. Not only would this product. Is big and loose, if a tight-knit cap or beanie isn't desirable. Sunday, November 11, 2007.
myCancerStory: January 2008
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Your story can change a life. Tuesday, January 1, 2008. Hope abides; therefore I abide. Countless frustrations have not cowed me. I am still alive, vibrant with life. The black cloud will disappear,. The morning sun will appear once again. In all its supernal glory. Many blessings in your New Year! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Email Beck's girl: myCancerStory@yahoo.com. Heal, help, hope. View my complete profile. The last photograph of me and mom. Share your Cancer Story. Komen for the Cure.
myCancerStory: August 2009
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Your story can change a life. Wednesday, August 12, 2009. MyFriend Kayle.part II. Kayle, pictured here. Is 30, flirty, and thriving.with breast cancer. I make this little play on a pop phrase because my mom often said she thought "cancer survivor" should be replaced by the more uplifting and telling phrase "cancer. Kayle, actually 31 now, is indeed doing all she can to thrive through this experience, learning, growing, healing her heart, body, and soul. Help Kayle Martin Survive Breast Cancer. Perhaps yo...
myCancerStory: June 2008
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Your story can change a life. Monday, June 2, 2008. Nevada County Relay for Life. If you would like to help sponsor the Spaghetti Dinner or Pancake Breakfast and help raise donations for the American Cancer Society please email myCancerStory@yahoo.com. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Email Beck's girl: myCancerStory@yahoo.com. Heal, help, hope. View my complete profile. The last photograph of me and mom. Share your Cancer Story. American Child Photographer's Charity Guild. Komen for the Cure.
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Found Plays
Send us a Found play and we will hide them around the building and beyond. A Found play can be an overheard conversation, one side of a telephone call or a magazine article that you think belongs on stage. So be on the look out, and if you find a play, send it our way. Found plays is part of Open Court - a festival of work takes over the Royal Court throughout June and July, as our writers are let loose to create what they would want to see. See the full Open Court season here. July 25th, 2013. Simon: Ho...
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digital found poem - a random poetic text generator
Digital found poem - a random poetic text generator. How text is generated. Digital found poem is a random poetry generator that tosses tens of thousands of pieces of language into the air, then rearranges them programmatically into millions of combinations of syntactically varied and semantically believable poetic text. For me, this app represents the joy of using a computer to play with language. In what other poetic form can you write a short string of words such as " the child i was. Digital found po...
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found poetry | pulling poetry from pages of prosaic piffle
Pulling poetry from pages of prosaic piffle. The future has arrived. The commodity and emerging market booms. Are breaking in unison, leaving no more bubbles. Left to burst. Almost every corner of the world. Is now being drawn into the vortex of debt deflation. But it will not spare us a decade-long toil. Of pitiful growth or none at all. As we purge debt. The world stole prosperity. From the future for year after year,. With the full collusion of governments,. Regulators, and central banks. 8212; Mervyn...
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Found Poetry Collages by Mary Bast
Found Poetry Collages by Mary Bast. The literary equivalent of a collage, found poems refashion and reorder existing texts. Thursday, April 30, 2015. PoMoSco (Poetry Month Scouts). During National Poetry Month, April 2015, I was among 213 poets representing 43 states and 12 countries in The Found Poetry Review's. Poetry Month Scouts) ,. Working toward 30 found poetry merit badges. These aren't your childhood merit badges! Click on these posts to see my poem for each badge:. Haiku Anew: " Haiku Roku.
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The Found Poetry Review. About the Found Poetry Review. Dog-Ear Poetry Contest (2013). The Found Poetry Project (2012). Read the New Issue Now. 2016 National Poetry Month Project. Read the Latest Updates. Read Our Latest Posts. August 9, 2016. Olio examines the way that we experience stories that become integral parts of our consciousness those intimately bound in the social fabric with which we surround ourselves. July 5, 2016. Book Review: Staying Alive. June 7, 2016.
