Greetings
December 21st, 2007Save as PDF
Instead of a poem, TMP sends you very best wishes for Christmas, The New Year, and any and all other feasts and holidays you may celebrate as we round the bend from ‘07 into ‘08. May your new year be full of poetry, any old kind, any way you can get it; and may the season bring you days of happiness with people you love and a moment or two in which to reflect on the year slipping away.
December 21st, 2007 at 1:56 pm
All the best to you and Holly, too, John, and a squeeze for Ted. Lots of love, Sheila and Ru
December 21st, 2007 at 4:38 pm
Amen! Same to you and all your ever widening circle! Thought you said reflecting on the year sipping away not slipping away! That’s okay too!
Joan
December 21st, 2007 at 5:38 pm
Thanks a lot, John–
We really cannot wait
To read the poems of ‘08!
(Yours, I mean.)
Lots of love to ALL the family.
December 21st, 2007 at 8:55 pm
John, all the best in 2008. I am looking forward to a new year of poems.(especially yours)!
love to the family, Marta..
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December 22nd, 2007 at 9:58 am
Dearest John and Holly,
Merry Christmas and much love to you both, from Shanghai, where it’s about two days away, and where the lights are so blinding that they make Times Sq. look as if it were blacked out. And about 0.5% of the population have any idea at all what the whole thing is about - the Chinese love color.
The Millenial Pedestrian is something I always enjoy and always look forward to recieving. This relatively new manifestation of your brilliance comes as no surprise to those who know you, and it is so wonderful that it was sparked or catalyzed by our beloved Bill Matthews, RIP.
Warren
December 26th, 2007 at 12:37 pm
How lucky I am to be connected to the Millenial Pedestrian’s wonderful poems– You’ve made e-mail into a blessing. Thank you so much for your insights and inspired words! May you and Holly have a wonderful 2008. I hope to see you in CT if our new family digs are ready by then– love from Flora