• What is this… shinola? #
• It still skeeves me out when seven-year-olds refer to their Covey habits. #
• March poem-a-day Grind accepting applicants until 8 PM EST Sunday. Do you have what it takes to finish a poem every day? #
• "Poems as erudite status updates!" -Jeneva Stone #

• I don't trust your literary press's web site if the front page has tons of information on your contest but no visible link to your catalog. #

• To my writerly friends: March 1 is the deadline to apply to Bread Loaf for financial aid. Are you applying? (HMMM, @emmabo?) #
• Feeling super-powerful because I finally bought my first 1 TB drive. I expect I will own a petabyte within five years. #
• Sent one book to the printer today and started another. I designed book #4 myself, since it's short-run, but I do miss working with Philip. #

• That thing that Google is trying to pass off as a scroll bar in Wave? I hate that thing. It's awful. Just give us a real scroll bar. #
• If you're wearing leopard print, you are already trying too hard. #

• Now out the door for Warren Co. #

• 4/50 #
• So ready to see @dantelfer's poem for Amy Poehler. #
• Oh, my god, @dantelfer. I feel like I have seen bravery, and it is you posting your poem. #

• On stage at Memorial Hall for CHAT Festival panel with smart people. How'd I get here. #
• We had hoped to fill 1% of the seats here… one minute to panel, and we're not yet there. #
• Funny how much of our #uncCHAT panel was dedicated to Twitter. The 140-character conundrum. Will tweets ever be great art? Which tweets? #

• MC selected The Breakfast Club for tonight's assembly line. The makeover scene is still a major disappointment. #
• Other sad Breakfast Club realization: half of my dance moves are copped from Molly Ringwald when she is dancing on the stairs. #
• RT @gabbat: Remember when Dave Eggers wrote this essay about REM and selling out? It's still important: http://is.gd/8wMbI #
• Charlie is always brilliant: http://is.gd/8xJ9R #

• "Publishing well is the best revenge." #
• The Collagist FTW! New poems by Patrick Rosal, Henry Kearney, and more. http://thecollagist.com/ #

• 3/50 #
• Who called me from a 217 area code today? #

• At the law school for a poetry reading and talk by Katie Bowler. #

• How long before tweets integrate with Google Buzz? #
• Marcus, showing some stones! #
• Larry Drew II, don't flirt with restoring my faith unless you're going to shhot the three AND cut to the basket consistently. #

• So, gentlemen, who among you won those free pants, huh? I certainly did not. #
• OMG, thank you, Janet Holmes, for sharing this: http://htmlgiant.com/craft-notes/moves-in-contemporary-poetry/ #
• I'm calling it now: they will cancel on me tomorrow. #
• OMG Rock Band was just what I needed. "Grind" by Alice in Chains is the best DLC thus far, I think. #

• Listening to Robert Palmer & Power Station's cover of "Taxman." Oh, ex-Duran Duran members, how could you? #

I had a dream last night where I was debriefing with my commanding officer, who told me this:

“If you encounter Jack Bauer, his mission will always supersede yours, so offer to drop what you’re doing and help him.  If he doesn’t want you there, that’s fine. You’re less likely to die when he’s not around.”

• Just added a couple more folks to my "Wallies" list on Twitter. Any other Wallies out there that I should be following? #
• I will shortly be permitted to remit sales tax to the city of Denver and the state of Colorado. Good times. #

• Reading Michael Ryan poems. #
• Things have devolved into a game of Dance Dance Revolution Universe. #

• I echo @benjaminmoser: Excuse me, but I have a bandwagon to emphatically jump aboard. #carrboroisdeadtome #
• Whoa, how did I fail to tweet about how awesome Victor LaValle's Big Machine is? That book rocked my to my footbones! #
• Read one of my favorite poems, now at the NER website: Matthew Olzmann's "Sir Isaac Newton's First Law of Motion" http://bit.ly/dhQU2r #

• ex libris – Dr. Strange #

• From @Matt_Poindexter: Eating for the cycle- http://www.uniwatchblog.com/eating-for-the-cycle/ #
• RT @notell: This is What a Feminist [Poet] Looks Like #2 Ching-In Chen, Jennifer Bartlett, & Kate Durbin http://delirioushem.blogspot.com/ #
• More done by 3PM than I usually get done in two days. But man, I'm tired of sitting at this desk. Gonna take a break and write today's poem. #
• God, thank you, @ohaliciajo: besides being funny, unhappy hipsters seems like an amazing writing prompt exercise: http://bit.ly/d892ue #