Applause for Harry

[shadygrove]

Thanks so much for the wonderful work you did with me on my most recent post to the schooner. You're so consistently clever and charming it makes my teeth hurt (but in a good way). (And I do appreciate it that you forgive me for taking six months to change three words.)

I hope you had a wonderful holiday and broke the hearts of three dozen pretty Italian girls. Cheers!

[Harry R]

Why thank you.

[Little Skittle]

"I hope you had a wonderful holiday and broke the hearts of three dozen pretty Italian girls. Cheers!"

Got any postcards Harry?

[Jeanne G]

Originally posted by shadygrove

You're so consistently clever and charming it makes my teeth hurt (but in a good way).

Ya, what shadygrove said.

And he makes me all weak in the knees when he gets all moderator on me and puts me firmly in my place when I forget what type of comments I need to be making in a poetry thread. Oops.

Hope you had a great holiday too.



Jeanne

[Harry R]

I'll post some holiday snaps when I have them. I had a delightful time, although surprisingly few Italian hearts were broken in the process.

Harry

[weatheringdaleson]

I like Harry because of the first response in this thread (http://www.everypoet.org/pffa/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4573&highlight=Derrida), his being the impetus for this thread (http://www.everypoet.org/pffa/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3813&poems), and for having a name that, when you Google it, brings you to this page (http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/gsturt/bishop.htm), which has a poem on it that states, in part, "The clergy clad in black and white,/hair neatly combed, and faces bright,/all set the scene, in mood serene", which I thought rather odd, because who cares about their hair?

Anyway, Harry's cool.

Brian

[Nanphi]

surprisingly few Italian hearts were broken in the process

Distracted by gastronomy, you weren't trying.

- Nanphi
all female PFFAers in Italy hoped in vain, alas....