the recipe that takes the longest
Tuesday, May 17th, 2011Three ounces of a
missing ingredient means
one more shopping trip.
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Three ounces of a
missing ingredient means
one more shopping trip.
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The little creature
dreamt of hunts in the wild and
running free, bounding.
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The little boy in
the jumpsuit ran among the
pews in search of God.
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In the car they hopped,
carefree adventures ahead
on the highway out.
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The jazz club had a
hot band, whiskey shots and no
smoking permitted.
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For a week or so,
the outdoors were a delight …
till summer heat hit.
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What happens when pop
culture collides with online
notoriety?
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Come forward and get
your piece of paper. It’s a
ticket to somewhere.
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Heavy at bottom,
cold with cold, squishy at top.
Not really that hard.
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She passes me notes
throughout the day that light up
my darkest hours.
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The surprise became
anticlimactic when the
big secret wasn’t.
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The men with guns keep
watch from looters, yet all that’s
left are bricks and boards.
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If people across the globe didn’t know much about Alabama before, they have an all-too-compelling glimpse of the state after tornadoes tore through the landscape April 27.
Take a look at nearly 40 newspaper front pages from around the world on April 29 featuring coverage of the natural disaster.
(An embeddable version is included at the end.)
Clarin (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
El Territorio (Posadas, Argentina)
La Nacion (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Vorarlberger Nachrichten (Vorarlberg, Austria)
Jornal de Jundiaà Regional (JundiaÃ, Brazil)
A Tarde (Salvador da Bahia, Brazil)
Jornal da Cidade (Bauru, Brazil)
Folha de Londrina (Londrina, Brazil)
Folha de S. Paulo (São Paulo, Brazil)
Gazeta do Povo (Curitiba, Brazil
O Estado de S. Paulo (São Paulo, Brazil)
Corriere Canadese (Toronto, Canada)
Calgary Herald (Calgary, Canada)
El Colombiano (Medellin, Colombia)
La Patria (Manizales, Colombia)
Phileleftheros (Nicosia, Cyprus)
Lidove Noviny (Prague, Czech Republic)
Diario El Universo (Guayaquil, Ecuador)
La Prensa (San Pedro Sula, Honduras)
Waspada (Medan, Indonesia)
Haaretz – Hebrew Edition (Tel Aviv, Israel)
La Stampa (Torino, Italy)
Arab Times (Shuwaikh, Kuwait)
Al Watan Daily (Shuwaikh, Kuwait)
L’Orient Le Jour (Beirut, Lebanon)
La Voix du Luxembourg (Luxembourg City, Luxembourg)
Star (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
La Prensa (Panama City, Panama)
El Comercio (Lima, Peru)
El Dia Nuevo (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico)
The Chosun Ilbo (Seoul, South Korea)
The Segye Times (Seoul, South Korea)
Today’s Zaman (Istanbul, Turkey)
The National (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates)
Stars and Stripes – European Edition (Kaiserslautern, Germany)
Stars and Stripes – Mideast Edition (Kabul, Afghanistan)
Stars and Stripes – Pacific Edition (Tokyo, Japan)
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Also:
Among the rubble
lies broken china, ruined
clothes, maybe some hope.
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Can’t say where it is,
but I know I’m going home.
That’s where the hurt is.
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