A Beautiful Park

Looking toward Hyde Park from Kensington Garden

London

Christ Church

The cemetery at one of the oldest churches in America

Travels

Winter Skiing!

The view from atop Copper Moutain in Colorado ...

Skiing

Oh, Flannery ...

Outside Flannery O'Connor's Savannah home

Travels

The British Museum

A look up at the sky ...

London

The Perfect Eatery

I love to stop by the Grypon Tea Room in Savannah ...

Travels

Westminster Abbey

Stonework outside the church ...

London

Meadowlark Inn

My favorite in Brattleboro, VT ...

Travels

Blackwell's in Oxford

The oldest bookstore in England ...

London

Coleus in Savannah

Late season coleus go to flower in the park

Travels

Flowers in Vermont

From the garden behind the Meadowlark Inn

Travels

An Old Building @ Oxford

In no short supply

London

Mercer House

One of Savannah's most reknowned landmarks

Travels

The Village Cork

A favorite wine bar in Denver, CO

Travels

Cemetary in Oxford, UK

A tranquil spot near downtown Oxford

Travels

A Mountain View

The Meadowlark Inn offers beautiful Vermont hills

Travels

Nun's Garden

Queens College, Oxford has the sweetest little garden ...

London

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Archive for 'NWP' Category

Gentle People in San Fran and Out

Mar 13th, 2009 by Will | 0

I really can’t think of anything about the trip to San Francisco that has been bad.  Somethings have been a little disappointment, but you know, did I really expect that I’d have free massage services at my hotel? Meetings on Thursday, parties; sessions this morning, chairing and responding to a brilliant and wonderful session with [...]

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On va a la montagne

Sep 19th, 2008 by Will | 0

I’m off for the weekend to Burnsville, NC, for a writing retreat with the Tar River Writing Project & the UNC-Charlotte Writing Project … hoping next year to have the  capacity and ability to host our own writing retreat somewhere …

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Will Video Kill THIS Radio Star?

Aug 21st, 2008 by Will | 6
 
icon for podpress  TRWP on WUNC's "The State of Things" [17:28m]: Play Now | Play in Popup

Seriously, it feels strange to self-promote on one’s blog, but I feel I must.  I mean, blogs are these really objective, newsy, self-effacing spaces, so this feel so awkward to talk about myself.  Yet I must.
Yesterday, two teachers from the TRWP and I were interviewed on local NPR station WUNC for Frank Stasio’s “The State [...]

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Office Work …

Jul 29th, 2008 by Will | 8

Part of me thinks I’ve lost my mind for coming into the office @ 7:00 a.m., but I got in the habit the last four weeks for the TRWP, and now the dogs get up and we walk and what am I to do? Just sit around the house?
This morning = review manuscript for English [...]

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Oh Neglected Blog

Jun 30th, 2008 by Will | 5

I know … I keep loading my blog page and feeling guilty that I’m not writing anything.  But the Tar River Writing Project has begun and that some full days-o-work, I’m here to “T” …
This morning, I met the group at Starbucks and sent them on a Writing Marathon.  I called it, somewhat cleverly, IMHO, [...]

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A Poem for the Beach

Feb 9th, 2008 by Will | 1

One of my favorite little poems from childhood is e. e. cummings’ “maggie and millie and molly and may” …
maggie and milly and molly and may
went down to the beach(to play one day)
and maggie discovered a shell that sang
so sweetly she couldn’t remember her troubles,and
milly befriended a stranded star
whose rays five languid fingers were;
and [...]

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Off and Running . . .

Dec 13th, 2007 by Will | 1

OMG, I cannot believe how good today has been.  First, I met with Todd for 1.5 hours to get ready for the CFA for the TRWP.  Then, I met with the graduate student who is going to be helping to run the Writing Studio in my place next semester (as I’m on leave).  Then, I [...]

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Bathrooms & Coffee

Jul 27th, 2007 by Will | 0

Lied Lodge has the cleanest bathrooms of any hotel/conference center I’ve ever been in, and simultaneously the WORST coffee I have ever consumed … no amount of sweetener or creamer will help this sad liquid …

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The 10 C’s in Nebraska

Jul 25th, 2007 by Will | 6

So last night, on the way to dinner in a remodeled train station, we pass the courthouse, where we see a wonderfully large monument of the 10 Commandments. Apparently, it was a struggle to get them there and keep them there, but there they are. I knew I wanted a picture, but what [...]

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Back from VT

Jul 17th, 2007 by Will | 0

Reluctantly, I must add. Robin and I took off from Brattleboro on Saturday around 1:00 pm after a delightful morning at the local farmer’s market — where I bought some amazing strawberries and several kinds of tomatoes (green Germans, a huge Cherokee purple, a few basic beefsteaks) — and a few minutes in [...]

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