bluepoppy - 2004-08-10 16:35:45
I LOVE YOU. L-O-V-E-Y-O-U that was SO cool a moment, however ephemeral, to experience being in the Wee head (oh so much preferred to the head of John Malcovich) where I got to experience how your genius wheels spin like planets inthe soalr system--magically and unfathomable to my own weensy human pea-head-- if only for the briefest, teensiest, glitteriest of a second. How I LOVE you SO---

wee - 2004-08-10 16:57:46
gosh golly gee whiz.! Marry Me!

giao - 2004-08-10 18:12:09
Your entry was phenomenal, even if you were thinking of something else. Thank you!!

samantha - 2004-08-10 18:13:27
what a whirling ride in the mind of wee! I love to hear about the way you think! I'm not an illustrator, so of course I don't think of things that way - I just sing almost everything I say. Except I don't notice it until people tease me about it. (see in my head when I said notice it, that went up in pitch) Anyway, post however you want, with pictures or words, both are charming and full of talent.

meg - 2004-08-10 21:51:30
When the muse calls, we must obey...

otter - 2004-08-11 11:13:29
O, how I wish I were a Wee...

Kate - 2004-08-11 22:03:14
I eagerly await your epiphany explanation, and I kind of had one of my own while reading your freeform prose here--tell me something. When you recall dreams the next day, does it take you an hour to tell them to your hubby? Does he roll his eyes and pretend to listen to all the mind boggling detail? When he recalls his own dream, does he do so in just a sentence or two? Just wondering. Ok so write me tomorrow. I'll be waiting.

lizardek - 2004-08-13 00:19:30
I saw this post as a series of bubbles :) o darling wee! When the muse comes, she doesn't strike, she says, "Hey, stand up, over here, I have something to show you." (I didn't make that up, but I can't remember who said it).

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