Smiley Anders for September 16, 2008
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Michel Fourrier offers “a word to the (storm) wise:
“Plastic political yard signs make excellent roof patching material. They are easy to handle, last forever and I feel they hold the water better than political promises.”
Equal Time Dept.
You might recall that in the Monday column I observed that my “current wife,” Lady Katherine, had charged me with putting an extra syllable in one of my hurricane haikus.
I defended myself by citing my Southern accent. She responds thusly:
Current wife not pleased
By Southernism lesson;
Will kick haiku butt.
That’s entertainment
Speaking of hurricane haikus, Gail Stephenson offers this ode to electricity-starved hurricane survivors:
Two weeks in the dark.
We must entertain ourselves.
Baby boom in May?
On a personal note
Sincere thanks to those who offered condolences after the death of my grandson Landon.
I apologize for not responding to each message personally, but the volume has been overwhelming.
Please know that each note to me was most appreciated, and passed along to my daughter Tammy.
Gustav blues
Charles Salemi, of Brusly, waxes poetic in his thoughts about Gustav. Here’s a partial version of his epic:
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