In response to: Merry Pranksters, the Summer of Love and a New Consciousness
Bob Shindler [Visitor]
I was there that day.
My friend and I got there a bit late so he and I walked down the center isle (which was empty, but filled up fast) and sat on the floor about 10 feet from where Dr. Leary was to sit down on stage and give his speech. I remember thinking how likeable he was.
What a great day that was for me.
My friend and I got there a bit late so he and I walked down the center isle (which was empty, but filled up fast) and sat on the floor about 10 feet from where Dr. Leary was to sit down on stage and give his speech. I remember thinking how likeable he was.
What a great day that was for me.
Permalink 05/06/09 @ 13:53 In response to: Merry Pranksters, the Summer of Love and a New Consciousness
Bob Shindler [Visitor]
I was there that day.
My friend and I got there a bit late so he and I walked down the center isle (which was empty, but filled up fast) and sat on the floor about 10 feet from where Dr. Leary was to sit down on stage and give his speech. I remember thinking how likeable he was.
What a great day that was for me.
My friend and I got there a bit late so he and I walked down the center isle (which was empty, but filled up fast) and sat on the floor about 10 feet from where Dr. Leary was to sit down on stage and give his speech. I remember thinking how likeable he was.
What a great day that was for me.
Permalink 05/06/09 @ 13:50 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Jim Milstead [Visitor]
I would appreciate finding out which bus carries the poem
Following Robert Froth as i am the author and would like to photograph it.
Thanks,
Jim Milstead
Following Robert Froth as i am the author and would like to photograph it.
Thanks,
Jim Milstead
Permalink 11/18/08 @ 18:53 In response to: Merry Pranksters, the Summer of Love and a New Consciousness
Patrick [Visitor]
How could you not forget the highlight of that week in May, 1967 when Timothy Leary, the Keeper of the Magic Tablets lectured in the school auditorium and dispensed his famous words "Tune In, Turn On, and Drop Out"?
That was a memorable week and included the Magic Bus driving through campus several times a day.
That was a memorable week and included the Magic Bus driving through campus several times a day.
Permalink 10/14/08 @ 00:34 In response to: Friday Harbor author relates Peace Corps experience
e [Visitor]
sept 3... :) and that mallow pumpkin thing's a bit stale as well. lol
Permalink 09/03/08 @ 12:47 In response to: Friday Harbor author relates Peace Corps experience
bizznishippie [Visitor]
hehe ok been lurking and thought i would throw in a tuppence worth. August 24th now, about 6 weeks? am i counting right? there are so many things i could rant about here...i am paralyzed with the possibilities.
just this then :
for six weeks this is on the FRONT page of the website, i suppose there is someone in charge of the ...ahhh.. the person who... ok the fella whom from time to time is supposed to lookit the front page of the website and say it looks ok. that guy or gal. that job prolly pays well.
dear sir or madam, who's job that is, you are my newest role-model. thank you for giving me a new perspective. also, if you are forced (by your harsh taskmasters) to bend your fingers to the keys of a board and labor this little gem of an article into deleted space; i will be devastated.
just this then :
for six weeks this is on the FRONT page of the website, i suppose there is someone in charge of the ...ahhh.. the person who... ok the fella whom from time to time is supposed to lookit the front page of the website and say it looks ok. that guy or gal. that job prolly pays well.
dear sir or madam, who's job that is, you are my newest role-model. thank you for giving me a new perspective. also, if you are forced (by your harsh taskmasters) to bend your fingers to the keys of a board and labor this little gem of an article into deleted space; i will be devastated.
Permalink 08/24/08 @ 13:03 In response to: Friday Harbor author relates Peace Corps experience
Unbelievable [Visitor]
I take perverse joy in checking to see if this item is STILL displayed on the front page. Maybe they got the date wrong and the reading will be in 2009?
Permalink 08/20/08 @ 09:02 In response to: Friday Harbor author relates Peace Corps experience
C [Visitor]
This item needs to be proof-read, or at least spell-checked: The Impenatrable Forest should be The Impenetrable Forest.
Permalink 08/14/08 @ 17:11 In response to: Friday Harbor author relates Peace Corps experience
Edward [Visitor]
This has been here for over a month! And THREE WEEKS AFTER the event!!!!
Nothing NEW has happened in a Month!?
Nothing NEW has happened in a Month!?
Permalink 08/13/08 @ 00:48 In response to: Get Lit!
tedy [Visitor] · http://ebonybbwatlanta.com/category/BigTits
the very useful information,thank you
Permalink 07/03/08 @ 05:21 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
richard [Visitor] · http://ebonybbwatlanta.com/category/Fetish
has long ago searched for this information, thanks
Permalink 07/03/08 @ 05:20 In response to: Get Lit!
tony [Visitor] · http://ebonybbwatlanta.com/category/Fetish
very very smile :) thanks
Permalink 07/03/08 @ 04:59 In response to: Michael's Books Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Lee Hoyt [Visitor]
I love Michael's Books, they are the most helpful and nice people in the book business!
Permalink 06/24/08 @ 17:44 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Susan Bergeron [Visitor]
I am a world away in New England and thoroughly enjoying the poetry. It is nice to know that I can still find something pleasant to read in a newspaper even when it is a place I only know from a distance.
Permalink 06/22/08 @ 16:28 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Debbie Heinzer [Visitor]
Emilie Elizabeth Frisk
This poem was a great insight.
Minsun Bishop you have a great poem too. I felt that way in mexico when I went even thought I took two years of spanish
This poem was a great insight.
Minsun Bishop you have a great poem too. I felt that way in mexico when I went even thought I took two years of spanish
Permalink 06/18/08 @ 09:39 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Jen Owen [Visitor]
Ryler Dustin IS so awesome - my husband and I named our daughter after him! (really - we did...but then again, he commanded it.) Hes going to be famous someday :)
I love the "baby" poem - its great to see younger poets entering these contests. I love reading what goes through their minds. :)
Thanks for putting these up here.
I love the "baby" poem - its great to see younger poets entering these contests. I love reading what goes through their minds. :)
Thanks for putting these up here.
Permalink 06/13/08 @ 22:49 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Ryler Dustin [Visitor]
Holy Mother of Sauce that guy Ryler is good.
Permalink 06/09/08 @ 14:11 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Rachel Ballard [Visitor]
Not to be picky, but I DID have Robert Hass's name spelled correctly in the original! I'm thrilled to be in such good company. All these poems are great!
Permalink 06/09/08 @ 13:50 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Mary Mele [Visitor]
Oh! I love the laugh I got from the Robert Froth one...and the children's poems ("Baby"): poignant. I am enjoying these.
Permalink 06/09/08 @ 11:56 In response to: 2008 Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest Winners
Karen [Visitor]
Bravo Poets!
Permalink 06/06/08 @ 09:28 Books
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Oregon-born-and-raised, has been working at The Bellingham Herald since 1990, when she was hired to conduct research for the paper’s centennial edition special section. After its publication, she began covering arts and entertainment and helped launch Take Five, the Herald's entertainment magazine.
She received her bachelor's degree from Oregon State University and her master's degree from Portland State University, and also attended the University of Oregon and Western Oregon State College.
Margaret moved to Bellingham in 1986 and lives with her husband, Jay Saxton, on Bellingham's South Hill. She has two grown children, Emily and Andy.
She's also a reference and instruction librarian at Whatcom Community College, and is interested in all things books- and author-related, whether in print or online.
She also enjoys music, theater and visual arts events, likes to sail, dance and write.
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