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Monday, March 5, 2012
Saturday, May 21, 2011
LIKE A BAD PENNY.....
THE HORK IS BACK!!!! www.thenewdailyhork.comWe have a new name, a new address on the web, and some new pages and features. It's still work-in-progress, and there are some password protected pages so that I can tweak them as I see them published, but I hope to have it all figured out and completed by the time Molly and McGee 4.0 comes along! (Yes, I am an optimist) In the meantime, some of the pages from the old HORK are back, and I hope that you will visit often, write whenever you want, comment at will, and HAVE FUN! After all, that's why I do it... if it's not fun, it ain't worth doin'! Thank you for your kind words of encouragement in the past weeks. They have been like a balm for my writing soul. Keep in touch my friends! See you at TNDH!
Monday, April 11, 2011
I'll be back!
For now, I am no longer on the chat rooms nor am I publishing a DAILY HORK.
But I will be back soon, and if you want to be notified of when and how, send me an email at
car@dailyhork.com, with your name and email address, and I will keep you posted!
Thanks, and see you soon!
CAR
But I will be back soon, and if you want to be notified of when and how, send me an email at
car@dailyhork.com, with your name and email address, and I will keep you posted!
Thanks, and see you soon!
CAR
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
where to find THE DAILY HORK
The Daily Hork is now up and running...still adding features, but I do a new one at least twice a week.
You can get TDH at http://www.thedailyhorkonline.com.
If you have bookmarked that URL before, you will need to get rid of the earlier bookmark, type this one in (or click on the link) and re-bookmark it. (Same address, but new server)
Thanks for reading TDH!
You can get TDH at http://www.thedailyhorkonline.com.
If you have bookmarked that URL before, you will need to get rid of the earlier bookmark, type this one in (or click on the link) and re-bookmark it. (Same address, but new server)
Thanks for reading TDH!
Thursday, March 3, 2011
THE DAILY HORK IS BACK!
Oh, good heavens, I've published a new DAILY HORK! It's only a mini-hork, not a big one, so it doesn't have a lot of the bits of horky-ness that you are used to, but it's coming along!
I'll keep at it, and add things as I have time, and soon it will be back to the HORK you have come to know and...
well, the HORK you have come to know.
Whoo-hoo!
I'll keep at it, and add things as I have time, and soon it will be back to the HORK you have come to know and...
well, the HORK you have come to know.
Whoo-hoo!
Monday, February 28, 2011
horking soon, now...
The HORK should be back by the end of this week. YAY!!!!
For those of you who pre-ordered a "Joe", I'll be contacting you this week regarding the phrase you want your JOE to say.
And lastly, Charlie Sheen is "tired of pretending he's not special"
Please Charlie, don't wear yourself out. There's no need to keep pretending. You're NOT special.
For those of you who pre-ordered a "Joe", I'll be contacting you this week regarding the phrase you want your JOE to say.
And lastly, Charlie Sheen is "tired of pretending he's not special"
Please Charlie, don't wear yourself out. There's no need to keep pretending. You're NOT special.
Friday, February 18, 2011
M&M version 2.0
And we, for now, have a new M&M in the owl world - Matilda and Mortimer - which sounds suspiciously like a vaudeville act that came on right before the spinning plates, and after the opera singer...
What fun this is! Pure and sweet and exciting and illuminating.
Those of us who were here for the first M&M (Molly and McGee) thought we were learning about how owls behaved. And we were. But what we didn't know at the time is that we not learning about how ALL owls behave. What we took to be NOB (Normal Owl Behavior) was, in fact, NOB for M&M. It seems that it wasn't NOB for Willow and Bear, or Mel and Sydney, or Lucy and Ricky.
And who knew that we would also have the matinee idol Erroll (aka Darth Invader) swooping in to attempt an owl coup? Pretender to the throne and potential peril for the hatchlings, The Villain of Oceanside is adding quite an element of drama to the evening adventures.
Oh, and we also have smurfs (you know who you are), worry-warts, know-it-alls, whiners, and those "inside the flight path" posters (you know the ones - they talk to each other like the rest of us are not there). Plus the amazing amount of lurkers who have come out of hiding, and the old-timers who calmly answer the same questions over and over, and serve the chat rooms with affection and humor.
We have Kangarobin, who is absolutely delightful and has given us the most incredible camera views of this experience and a running commentary of humorous asides and great information.
And we have all the rest of the people who are watching and commenting and taking pictures and learning and posting. And all the while, we are seeing one of the most ordinary events in nature - the hatching of eggs - in the most exceptional of communities. A community of nature lovers with so much to give and share and contribute. And you can't have been in these chat rooms without noticing that we have some REALLY funny people writing. And some really creative people, and a lot of really sweet and sincere people. And we have owls. Gorgeous, intriguing, compelling owls and their offspring.
I haven't had this much fun since I kissed Skeeter Davis in a dark corner of the gym at the Shindig Dance in seventh grade!
Love to you all, and to our newest owlets!
CAR
What fun this is! Pure and sweet and exciting and illuminating.
Those of us who were here for the first M&M (Molly and McGee) thought we were learning about how owls behaved. And we were. But what we didn't know at the time is that we not learning about how ALL owls behave. What we took to be NOB (Normal Owl Behavior) was, in fact, NOB for M&M. It seems that it wasn't NOB for Willow and Bear, or Mel and Sydney, or Lucy and Ricky.
And who knew that we would also have the matinee idol Erroll (aka Darth Invader) swooping in to attempt an owl coup? Pretender to the throne and potential peril for the hatchlings, The Villain of Oceanside is adding quite an element of drama to the evening adventures.
Oh, and we also have smurfs (you know who you are), worry-warts, know-it-alls, whiners, and those "inside the flight path" posters (you know the ones - they talk to each other like the rest of us are not there). Plus the amazing amount of lurkers who have come out of hiding, and the old-timers who calmly answer the same questions over and over, and serve the chat rooms with affection and humor.
We have Kangarobin, who is absolutely delightful and has given us the most incredible camera views of this experience and a running commentary of humorous asides and great information.
And we have all the rest of the people who are watching and commenting and taking pictures and learning and posting. And all the while, we are seeing one of the most ordinary events in nature - the hatching of eggs - in the most exceptional of communities. A community of nature lovers with so much to give and share and contribute. And you can't have been in these chat rooms without noticing that we have some REALLY funny people writing. And some really creative people, and a lot of really sweet and sincere people. And we have owls. Gorgeous, intriguing, compelling owls and their offspring.
I haven't had this much fun since I kissed Skeeter Davis in a dark corner of the gym at the Shindig Dance in seventh grade!
Love to you all, and to our newest owlets!
CAR
Oh, the excitement!!!
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