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Showing posts with label story. Show all posts
Showing posts with label story. Show all posts

10/14/2009

Twittering my way to an audiobook

I'm so thrilled to participate in a book with Neil Gaiman on Twitter. I'm cowriting the novel he started and some of my phrases have already being collected to become part of a novel that will soon be available online as an audiobook.

Details: http://www.bbcaudiobooksamerica.com/TradeHome/Blog/tabid/58/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/110/Twitter-an-Audio-Story-with-Neil-Gaiman.aspx

4/01/2008

WowParaiso















"Cheery Shoes"

Ana went to Valparaiso,
the harbour city of Chile.
The sky was so blue,
it was not so chilly,
so she took off her shoes
and walked on the streets.(bis)
She danced until she could fleet
climbing up on the big valley,
to the edge of a pit.
There she took a flower
from a fine old tree
and she felt so free...(bis)
Her shoes accompanied her trip,
But then they took another flip.
And ran away
They didn't follow her way.
She looked but they were gone.
She cried out alone.(bis)

Then they came back
and now she wears her shoes
like a bric-a-brac.
That's the end
If you want more
come back once again
just to sing the refrain.
(Poem and tune by Ana Antunes, based upon "Tolin Tolin Tolan";)


TIKITIKLIP-TOLIN TOLIN TOLAN
by Conselho Nacional de Television de Chile

Last Chapter of the Soap "Dance As One"

This soap opera ends with a hot chick at the beach. Check the chick: "HOT CHICK!"
on the link: http://www.geocities.com/annaclaudiaantunes/hot_chick.jpg

GOTCHA!!
Happy April Fools Day!;P

"Click to Click" (tunes by Ana C. Antunes)

3/30/2008

Cat on the Roof: A Story with Collage of Torn Paper (Chigiri-e)

"The Cat on the Roof"(Chigiri-e with lyrics by Ana Antunes)

There was a cat in the roof
and he looked so very aloof.
The cat saw a fish in the pool
and played with it like a fool.
The cat ate the fish with a smile
and took a small rest for a while.
The cat saw little mouse
who ran inside the house.
He caught a fly, and another one,
maybe he wouldn't eat none alone.
He so looked for the rat to catch
then he still had a meal to match.