Last weekend, I went to see "The Muppets" with my mother, brother, and my friend, Kaila Simpson. I was thoroughly excited to see this movie, mostly because I adore the Muppets. I have loved the Muppets ever since I was little, and through the years my adoration has not changed. I can say the same for my family and Kaila; they were bouncing up and down with excitement, literally.

October is just around the corner, which means that I only have 3 more months of poetry left to write. I calculated the number of days left, and I just have to come up with 93 more poems and then my year long project will be complete.

My challenge to write 365 poems, one for each day of the year, has been successful for 110 days. That's right, I've written 110 poems, and, fortunately, I've followed all the rules I set in my first blog about this.

I'm currently in the middle of writing 365 poems. At the moment, it is February 3rd, and I've written 34 poems.

At the beginning of this challenge, I envisioned this whole process to be very difficult. Truth is, the writing itself isn't difficult.

Starting January 1, 2011, I will begin a time-consuming journey. I have made a resolution to write a poem for every single day of the year. I'm going to write 365 poems in 2011.