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Closing ceremony for Far East Project
Hey, Ms. Raftery If you really want the most beautiful parts of East County to shine, you probably shouldn't go about discrediting its best poets and writers, just saying. None of us intended to offend anyone, we calls em' like we sees em' as the saying goes. You claim your magazine does "Hard Journalism" We do hard poetry. I wrote nothing in that book but the honest to God truth how i see it. It's unfair of you to ask me for anything more. So please try to be a little more open minded and quit pickin' on my poetry class friends! They're awesome, and incredible talented and they ARE the most beautiful part of east county. Sincerely, Ryan "Chief" Woempner.— December 4, 2012 6:50 p.m.