This blog has nothing to do with gorillas (though I love 'em)...fellow bloggers have inspired me to share vintage images of Disneyland from my personal collection. But don't be surprised if you see something from a World's Fair, Knott's Berry Farm, or someplace else that is cool!
@Aaron - true, a decent try at haiku would have to observe the rules of form, plus it's a bit too spare however arranged. 'Tis not a decent try though and I'm even worse at "poetry"!
@HBG2 - Since different tribes were represented at different times, each with their own dances, I doubt it. But one could surely put together a slideshow sure to flatten the heartiest buns.
@Aron_Ardle, I remember the haiku rules, but I give Chiana points for breakin' the rules!
HBG2, I think you did an excellent job, and it is just naughty enough (but not too naughty) for this family-friendly blog! And yes, I think one probably could piece together an entire Indian Dance routine with my photos alone. I have tons that I don't even bother scanning.
How many times have I told you not to work on your blog while you're getting your pedicure? See? You hit the send button before you could write your comments.
Post haiku?
ReplyDeleteDrum stamp silk leather
Sit in child's questions
Strange words all there
Feather passed the river
Chiana - whoa! I haven't written a haiku since high school. But I always liked their simplicity... sort of like Hemingway poetry.
ReplyDeleteStill, I'm more of a limerick guy! Preferably naughty.
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ReplyDeleteThat's not a haiku. A haiku is three lines. First line 5 syllables. Second line seven syllables. Third line 5 syllables.
ReplyDeleteA haiku has rules
Five, seven, five, line by line
Only three lines long
If he sees a good photo he'll grab it.
ReplyDeleteWith him it's a regular habit.
Aurora's a treat
And Snow White is so sweet
But he'd rather have Jessica Rabbit.
Is that naughty enough?
I sometimes wonder it you could piece together the entire Indian Dance Circle routine with the piles of photos that have been taken and posted online.
@Aaron - true, a decent try at haiku would have to observe the rules of form, plus it's a bit too spare however arranged. 'Tis not a decent try though and I'm even worse at "poetry"!
ReplyDelete@HBG2 - Since different tribes were represented at different times, each with their own dances, I doubt it. But one could surely put together a slideshow sure to flatten the heartiest buns.
interesting commentary, Major....not much renders you thus!
ReplyDeleteboth Chiana and HBG2 had some good words to say....better than I could have come up with, that's for sure! I am just enjoying the scenery :-)
Katella, I see you agree with me.
ReplyDelete@Aron_Ardle, I remember the haiku rules, but I give Chiana points for breakin' the rules!
HBG2, I think you did an excellent job, and it is just naughty enough (but not too naughty) for this family-friendly blog! And yes, I think one probably could piece together an entire Indian Dance routine with my photos alone. I have tons that I don't even bother scanning.
Chiana, you did OK in my book!
Nancy, I always get the best comments!
Maybe it's a fauxku
ReplyDeleteHow many times have I told you not to work on your blog while you're getting your pedicure? See? You hit the send button before you could write your comments.
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