March 16: Family

15 Mar, 2011
Terri

family

life [living]
domain [eukarya]
kingdom [animalia]
phylum [chordata]
class [mammalia]
order [primates]
family [hominidae]
genus [homo]
species [homo sapiens]

life [living]
domain [split-level]
kingdom [kitchen]
phylum [sunday dinner]
class [roast beast]
order [mashed potatoes]
genus [conversation]
species [love]

On this day in 1751, our 4th President, James Madison was born.  Madison was the oldest of twelve (12) children.  Reflect on family.

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P.S.  A compilation of all links can be found here.

Today’s Postings:

Viv in France

Renee

Cloaked Monk

Verse in a Nutshell

Honey Haiku

Buddha's World of the Arts

Melinda Penn:  Chocolate Bars 4 Thoughts

 Mike Patrick

Becca Givens

The Rum Maker

Haiku Love Songs

Direct Dilse

Heartbeat:  It's a Strange World We Live In

Lady Nimue

Light Verse

Sharmishtha Basu

Pat Cegan

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19 comments

  1. goldenhairbear10 said on March 15, 2011
    http://verseinanutshell.wordpress.com/2011/03/14/warmth/
  2. goldenhairbear10 said on March 15, 2011
    Day 16: http://verseinanutshell.wordpress.com/2011/03/14/warmth/
  3. honeyhaiku said on March 15, 2011
    This is so clever, funny and sweet! http://honeyhaiku.wordpress.com/2011/03/15/family-of-the-letters/
  4. Paulo Guimaraes said on March 16, 2011
    Interesting listing all the kingdoms that together, she the true nature of the planet!
  5. Paulo Guimaraes said on March 16, 2011
    Here is my submission: http://thewaytoshaolin.blogspot.com/2011/03/haiku-for-march-challenge-family.html
  6. chocolatebarsforthoughts said on March 16, 2011
    Love it! http://chocolatebarsforthoughts.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/family/
  7. Mike Patrick said on March 16, 2011
    I'm like Viv today. There are some things that mean so much, that are felt so deeply, they are beyond description. The words to express them don't exist. Family is one of those things. That made this a very difficult prompt. http://thepoetsquill.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/family/
  8. Mike Patrick said on March 16, 2011
    Wonderful poem, Cloaked Monk. Wish I could have thought of something like that.
    1. Terri said on March 16, 2011
      Thanks! I don't know why my brain went there, but it did. :-)
  9. Becca Givens said on March 16, 2011
    Bravo on your "journey" of the prompt ... here is my contribution: http://beccagivens.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/family/
  10. therummaker said on March 16, 2011
    here is mine :) http://therummaker.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/i-wish-i-was-not-so-fair/
  11. earlybird said on March 16, 2011
    well done. A very interesting interpretation. I just can't do this one.
    1. Terri said on March 16, 2011
      That's okay! No worries.
  12. dani said on March 16, 2011
    i love your take on the prompt. i have a reblogging post with links to two very short stories about families, one by Monocle at Microlensing and one that i wrote at PHOTOGRAPH Prose. if it's okay to submit those in the Challenge here's the link: http://haikulovesongs.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/statements-by-monocle-via-microlensing/
  13. vivinfrance said on March 16, 2011
    I enjoyed your scientific approach to family. As far as I managed to go in that direction was to write down the word 'genes!' It went no further.
  14. meethimirchi said on March 16, 2011
    http://meethimirchi.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/374/ here is mine for Family :)
  15. ladynimue said on March 16, 2011
    wow !! this was such innovative idea ! Well executed :) My post for today : http://ladynimue.wordpress.com/2011/03/16/family/
  16. trisha said on March 16, 2011
    cool description of family Jane :) trisha http://sharmishthabasu.wordpress.com/2011/03/09/family/

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