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Welcome to Greg's 40th birthday blog!
Hey, what's a biopoem?
When we were brainstorming how to properly pay tribute to Greg in his aging glory, one idea was to create biopoems about him. Here's the format if you're curious.
(Line 1) First name
(Line 2) Three or four adjectives that describe the person
(Line 3) Important relationship (daughter of . . . , mother of . . . , etc)
(Line 4) Lover of... (two or three things, people, or ideas)
(Line 5) Who has been to... (three special places or events)
(Line 6) Who needs...(three things)
(Line 2) Three or four adjectives that describe the person
(Line 3) Important relationship (daughter of . . . , mother of . . . , etc)
(Line 4) Lover of... (two or three things, people, or ideas)
(Line 5) Who has been to... (three special places or events)
(Line 6) Who needs...(three things)
(Line 7) Who fears...(three things)
(Line 8) Who has...(three accomplishments)
(Line 9) Who would...(two or three things the person wants to see happen or to experience)
(Line 9) His or her residence
(Line 9) Who would...(two or three things the person wants to see happen or to experience)
(Line 9) His or her residence
(Line 10) Last name
Blog Archive
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2010
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February
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- A biopoem for my (remarkably) older brother
- Thoughts on Monkey Snacks
- No title
- Gregory: A History in Pictures
- Will's Poem
- To celebrate Greg's birthday, we took Greg snow tu...
- Liz's poem
- Meg's poem
- GREGOur second sonIs - handsome, strong willed (st...
- A Biopoem for Greg
- Happy Birthday from your baby sister
- Greg: Biopoem
- A Biopoem for Greg
- Michelle's Biopoem
- Happy 40th Birthday Message from Dad
- Guestbook
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February
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Some of your finist work, sister!
ReplyDeleteI've discovered that I can't delete comments to correct typos, and that I submitted this comment to the wrong post.
ReplyDeleteNonetheless, lovely work, children!