In which the Meridian makes a brief foray into the writing of poetry
"Seen Over Emerald City, McConnell AFB"
A tightly-curved con-trail:
A "Surrender Dorothy" swoop.
Thursday, January 26, 2006
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3 comments:
"a brief foray!?" that is an understatement! Cute! BTW, I have already said I enjoy your blog. I am wanting to be sure I am welcome to link to it. I would only do so with your explicit (better word here?) permission.
JMB,
Thanks for the comment.
You are more than welcome to link here. It wasn't necessary to ask, but thank you for that courtesy.
:-) That's just........perfect.
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