taking in these meow melodies . . . — Thank you for diving into all this awesomeness! Suzanne Cohen . . . intelligent wordcraft softly padding: Cycle of Chaos History holds the power to change Lessons show repetition of insane They repeat the same methods Promise a better…medium.com Noel Johnson . . . heartfelt analysis soothing the sinewave: Life According to the Heart Embracing both the pleasure and the painmedium.com

biting into tidbits of brisk freshness . . . — Whenever tart juice starts dripping down my chin, I know I’ve got another bite to add to my PAL list! Sean Cordes . . . handling this fine topic with finesse: Me and Hootie at the Boobfest Boobs are some of the most iconic yet misunderstood celebrities in the milky way.medium.com Nancy Daley . . . mine aren’t hiding my belly button yet: Melons Aren’t Funny Especially as they approach 70 years oldmedium.com

etchings to add meaning and interest to life . . . — Thanks to the many writers who decorate their ideas in unexpected patterns. Leonora Watkins . . . pure wisdom wrapped in simplicity: The Difference Between Remorse and Manipulation If you don’t know it, learn it.leonora-watkins.medium.com Lei . . . word-painting to resemble what a kaleidoscope looks like: Kaleidoscope Master of one or jack-of-all-trades?medium.com

alighting on awesomeness for awhile . . . — Whenever I’m reading a piece that moves me, there’s a moment of stillness when I first recognize I’m being carried away. LK . . . one of the most emotive writers around: Let’s Just Keep Dancing no matter whatmedium.com Priya Pai . . . this makes SO MUCH SENSE! Posting Children on the Internet: Just Don’t Hey — I get it. Well, as much as a childless person in their twenties gets it. You had a baby, you think he or she is…medium.com

wallpapering with top-notch writing . . . — So many patterns and idiosyncrasies to delight! Richard Capogrosso . . . pure originality on tap: I Love the Smell of Walmart in the Morning! A Parody (with apologies to Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore)medium.com John Whye . . . while we’re on topic of some dirty aroma: The Laundromat -America’s Dirty Little Secret It All Comes Out In The Washmedium.com Laurel B. Miller . . . long as we’re checking out smelly dives:

all my faves in a rave . . . — Why does the rustic spoon lend itself to such reverence? Maybe it’s because the spoon, soft-slathered with mishmash, replaces the breast so early on. Why must we shovel food to mouth using tiny teaspoons? Give me an expansive ladle, the doublewide soup spoon, all the better to wolf it down. …

and Sirius summons my senses afar . . . — Caress uncanny under a canine star as dashing dachshund strums his guitar howling his heavenly repertoire lone cypress serenade o’er the sandbar glad flashes flicker from a vintage jar tis the season for willful bizarre. Frame wanderlust in the rearview mirror probe a pristine new hemisphere my nomadic inklings grow more…