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 Table of Contents (newest at top) Richards Family Christmas 2008 Video 12/25/2008 Richards Family Slideshow 09/06/2007 My Dad & Stepmom's Wedding Slideshow 12/30/2005 My Jedi Starfighter 07/04/2005 My Life of Adventure 08/14/2004 My Poem Gallery 07/03/2004 Jet Speeder 06/24/2002 Tooth Be Told 12/28/2000 Another Birthday – Now I Am Six 05/26/1999 School Pictures and Halloween Candy 11/13/1998 Growing Up and Volkswagens 05/10/1998 Some Things I Like 04/18/1997 On-Track Birthday Party 04/14/1997 Easter and My Birthday 04/1996 My Disneyland Birthday 03/30/1996 Other Places That I Like 1995 |
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Family Nice precious moments today Laughter in the air Family [that style is called Quinzaine which means the poem contains 15 syllables] Storm Cold is like hands tingling I do sense the storm Only me [that style is called Quinzaine which means the poem contains 15 syllables] Mom Hot Cider Unblemished Off the burner Mom [that style is called Lantern which means that each line has one more syllable than the previous line up to four, then the fifth line has one syllable] River Frost Frost Snowing Soaring down Through the river Gone [that style is called Lantern which means that each line has one more syllable than the previous line up to four, then the fifth line has one syllable] Turkey Turkey is awesome This Thanksgiving, I liked it Turkey is healthy Turkey makes you very strong You might like a turkey, too! [that style is called Tanka which means the first line has five syllables, the next has seven syllables, then five syllables, then seven syllables and the fifth line has seven syllables] I Like the Snow Snow is very cold When it is hot, snow will melt You can play in it I love to play in the snow I hope you like the snow, too! [that style is called Tanka which means the first line has five syllables, the next has seven syllables, then five syllables, then seven syllables and the fifth line has seven syllables] Christmas Christmas Sparkling trees Delicious hot cake in the oven Carroling out of my door I taste eggnog. Oh, how delicious! I touch the awesome cool gifts Christmas [that style is called Holiday which means I start with the title then each line explains the subject using my senses, then end with the title] New Year's Eve New Year's Eve I see magnificent fireworks I smell smoke from the gunpowder I hear the pop! pop! from the poppers I taste the delicious New Year cake I touch the remote for the TV New Year's Eve [that style is called Holiday which means I start with the title then each line explains the subject using my senses, then end with the title] Cinnamon A spice made from Fragrant tropical trees, Cinnamon [that style is called Dictionary which means I look up a word in the dictionary and substitute some of the words in the definition with my own] Corn Seeds of grain From a cereal plant, Corn [that style is called Dictionary which means I look up a word in the dictionary and substitute some of the words in the definition with my own] Music Music Calming, Soothing Tuning, Playing, Melodying Soothing to the soul! Music [that style is called Cinquain which means I start with the title, next I write two adjectives, then three verbs, then a catchy little line and finish with the title] Opera Opera Loud, Hooking Yelling, Screaming, Singing Howling like a wolf! Opera [that style is called Cinquain which means I start with the title, next I write two adjectives, then three verbs, then a catchy little line and finish with the title] Snow is Falling Snow is falling down I love the way it sparkles I wish I could play [that style is called Haiku which is a three-line poem with five syllables, then seven syllables and the last line has five syllables] The Shower Steamy fragrances Coming from the shower head I love the shower [that style is called Haiku which is a three-line poem with five syllables, then seven syllables and the last line has five syllables] Dogs and Cats Dogs Rough, Fast Barking, Woofing, Eating Lovable, Curious, Cute, Shy Purring, Meowing, Chasing Mice Cuddly, Sincere Cat [that style is called Diamonte is a seven-line poem, with lines one through four each having one more word than the previous, then lines five through seven each having one fewer words – with a switch in the subject in the middle] Boys and Girls Boys Curious, Strange Digging, Eating, Watching TV Loud, Vivid, Mannerable, School-People Sewing, Working, Spring Cleaning Lovable, Strict Girls [that style is called Diamonte is a seven-line poem, with lines one through four each having one more word than the previous, then lines five through seven each having one fewer words – with a switch in the subject in the middle] Genna Generous Enthusiastic Nice like a butterfly Nicholas' Mom A very good person [that style begins each line with the next letter from the title – Genna is my Mom's name] Jeff Jolly Excellent Friendly Finishing touch [that style begins each line with the next letter from the title – Jeff is my Stepdad's name] Craig Computer freak Rough team player Actor Incredible loving person Giving joy [that style begins each line with the next letter from the title – Craig is my Dad's name] Rebecca Rainbow Excellent Brilliant Enthusiastic Charming Curious Astounding [that style begins each line with the next letter from the title – Rebecca is my Stepmom's name] Connor Cool Outgoing Navigates Nice Odorous Responsive [that style begins each line with the next letter from the title – Connor is my brother's name] Things Possible [that style is called freestyle] |