Welcome to where I am, where my kitchen's always messy, a pot's (or a poet) always about to boil over, a dog is always begging to be fed. Drafts of poems on the counter. Windows filled with leaves. Wind. Clouds moving over the mountains. If you like poetry, books, and music--especially dog howls when a siren unwinds down the hill-- you'll like it here.


MY NEW AUTHOR'S SITE, KATHRYNSTRIPLINGBYER.COM, THAT I MYSELF SET UP THROUGH WEEBLY.COM, IS NOW UP. I HAD FUN CREATING THIS SITE AND WOULD RECOMMEND WEEBLY.COM TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN SETTING UP A WEBSITE. I INVITE YOU TO VISIT MY NEW SITE TO KEEP UP WITH EVENTS RELATED TO MY NEW BOOK.


MY NC POET LAUREATE BLOG, MY LAUREATE'S LASSO, WILL REMAIN UP AS AN ARCHIVE OF NC POETS, GRADES K-INFINITY! I INVITE YOU TO VISIT WHEN YOU FEEL THE NEED TO READ SOME GOOD POEMS.

VISIT MY NEW BLOG, MOUNTAIN WOMAN, WHERE YOU WILL FIND UPDATES ON WHAT'S HAPPENING IN MY KITCHEN, IN THE ENVIRONMENT, IN MY IMAGINATION, IN MY GARDEN, AND AMONG MY MOUNTAIN WOMEN FRIENDS.




Tuesday, January 20, 2009

INAUGURATION Celebration with Albany State University Students



(Poet and Professor Doris Davenport in the center, flanked by performance artist Seed and celebratory students!)


Today I'm sending you over to my ncpoetlaureate blog to read the poems by Albany State University students, written during the workshop I led with my friend, sister poet doris davenport back in November. You can also go back to a former post-ALBANY STATE ROCKS!--http://kathrynstriplingbyer.blogspot.com/2008/11/albany-state-university-rocks.html, to refresh your memory about that experience.

So, let's celebrate with these students and with our friends and family today. We are witnessing an historic event, one that I hope will change the course of our nation's history.
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2 comments:

Brenda Kay Ledford said...

I celebrate with the Albany State University this historic event. It's a time of hope for our nation.

January 21, 2009 at 10:35 AM
Kathryn Stripling Byer said...

Thanks, Brenda Kay. I always appreciate your comments. K.

January 22, 2009 at 7:07 AM

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