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	<title>WinterSpringSummer &#187; poetry reading</title>
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		<title>Hi Ruth!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Phew! I knew this blog was badly out of date&#8230; every week I think of new things I want to blog about- things I&#8217;m baking, reading, listening to, etc.  And then&#8230; well&#8230;
But tonight I had a great reading at the Elkins Park Free Library and a few people, including a very generous spirit named Ruth, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Phew! I knew this blog was badly out of date&#8230; every week I think of new things I want to blog about- things I&#8217;m baking, reading, listening to, etc.  And then&#8230; well&#8230;</p>
<p>But tonight I had a great reading at the Elkins Park Free Library and a few people, including a very generous spirit named Ruth, asked about my website &#8211; and so it seems its time to get some motivation back.</p>
<p>As far as readings go, this one was pretty awesome. 30 whole minutes! Enough to present a variety of my work &amp; not feel like I&#8217;d overstayed my welcome. And the room was packed, at least 20-30 people. But only about 1/2 of the audience read in the open mic, which means the rest of the folks were there to listen &amp; enjoy poetry. As someone who hosts a monthly reading, I&#8217;m still amazed &amp; delighted by those crowds. But then again, those that did read in the open mic were talented and genuine with their art. What&#8217;s more, I sold 10 of my brand-spankin&#8217;-new poetry postcards (more info &amp; pictures to come).</p>
<p>Many thanks to everyone who was there! It&#8217;s always an honor to get invited to read. Tonight was an honor and a pleasure. Plus, I serendipitously discovered a great little reading venue just 10 minutes from my house. Bonus!</p>
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