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					<description><![CDATA[I am sorry that I won&#8217;t be seeing the awesome poets at the West Hollywood Book Fair today &#8211; so sorry Cati Porter, Michelle Bitting, and many others who I hoped to meet at the Poemeleon reading! I&#8217;ve been in bed with the worst (and longest-lasting) stomach flu I&#8217;ve ever had &#8211; and on top [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am sorry that I won&#8217;t be seeing the awesome poets at the West Hollywood Book Fair today &#8211; so sorry Cati Porter, Michelle Bitting, and many others who I hoped to meet at the Poemeleon reading! I&#8217;ve been in bed with the worst (and longest-lasting) stomach flu I&#8217;ve ever had &#8211; and on top of that, had my ankle x-rayed because they now think it might be broken. Boo! And, can I point out I&#8217;m really tired of the taste of rice broth and Pepto and ginger ale?</p>
<p>In other news, <a href="http://pugnaciouspinoy.blogspot.com/2009/10/submit-or-rue-face-to-meet-faces.html"><strong>click here</strong> </a> for a great call for submissions for a persona poetry anthology!</p>
<p>I also got a really, really nice rejection yesterday from a really great journal &#8211; it was the kind of rejection that said so many nice things, I almost forgot they weren&#8217;t taking my poems. Anyway, it cheered me up &#8211; and they specifically liked one of my &#8220;Robot Scientist Daughter&#8221; series of poems, which made me feel better about that whole project. I&#8217;ve felt a little discouraged trying to get my second book published &#8211; who knew it would take so long? But persistence, persistence, persistence, right? Anyway, it just goes to show how a thoughtful rejection can cheer you up almost as much as an acceptance.</p>
<p>Still beautiful in Napa. Sun is shining, clear blue skies, perfect 70-degree weather during the day. Seriously, why don&#8217;t you all move out here? It&#8217;s got a good library, a good bookstore, and a LOT of wine. Palm trees and oak trees right next to each other, cacti growing next to rose gardens. I can&#8217;t wait to grow some herbs out on our apartment balcony, and maybe some hummingbird-attracting flowers &#8211; we&#8217;ve already got two regulars at our hummingbird feeder, two <a href="http://www.comoxvalleynaturalist.bc.ca/assets/images/birds/annas_hummingbird_m.jpg">Anna&#8217;s hummingbirds. </a></p>
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