Carnival of the Mundane

Carnival of the Mundane XXXVIII

2007-08-17T17:00:00.000-07:00

Princess AhAh hosts this week's Carnival of the Mundane, on the theme of, The Ones That Got Away (or alternately, The Ones That Ran for Their Lives). She challenged bloggers to share their tales of old flames, lost loves, and crushes gone bad. Perhaps cautionary tales, if nothing else.

Carnival of the Mundane XXXVII

2007-06-08T17:00:00.000-07:00

"Holmes?"

"Yes, Watson?"

"Er, weren't you supposed to host a certain carnival this week? Something to do with, how shall I put it — mundanity?"

"Indeed, Watson. Against all odds (absentee carnival masters, for one; intense Texas heat, for another) I managed to publish, on time, that literary spectacular known as this week's Carnival of the Mundane."

"Most excellent, sir!"

"Elementary, my dear Watson."

Carnival of the Mundane XXXVI

2007-05-25T17:00:00.000-07:00

Michael Christelman's goal is to get a book deal from his blog, The Wonderful World of Nothing Worthwhile. He thinks hosting this week's Carnival of the Mundane will help. I hope he's right!

Carnival of the Mundane XXXV

2007-05-11T17:00:00.000-07:00

Some people need a hobby. Most people need to floss. Mist 1 needs to do both but first she hosts this week's Carnival of the Mundane.

Carnival of the Mundane XXXIV

2007-04-27T18:00:00.000-07:00

Secondhand Karl is on his way to Disneyland, but first he hosts the 34th Carnival of the Mundane.

Carnival of the Mundane XXXIII

2007-04-13T17:00:00.000-07:00

Whoever came up with this notion that bad luck comes on Friday the 13th? And is it necessarily the case that close calls happen on Thursday the 12th? Cheryl hosts this week's Carnival of the Mundane.

Carnival of the Mundane XXXII

2007-03-30T18:00:00.000-07:00

This week's Carnival of the Mundane, over at The Sam and BeckyBoo Show, is a two-for-one sale. Get 'em while they're hot.

Carnival of the Mundane XXXI

2007-03-16T18:00:00.000-07:00

Marisa of Apartment 2024 is our host for this week's Carnival of the Mundane, a task she takes on as a means of procrastinating from trying to figure out how make a short story for her narrativity theory class work.

Carnival of the Mundane XXX

2007-03-02T09:00:00.000-08:00

There's lots of sex and lots of deleting by the editors, as Neil Kramer hosts the Carnival of the Mundane.

Carnival of the Mundane XXIX

2007-02-02T17:00:00.000-08:00

Heather Barmore hosts this week's Carnival of the Mundane on her blog, No Pasa Nada. Rush on over to the big tent and check out her Foxxy Cleopatra hairdo.

Carnival of the Mundane XXVIII

2007-01-19T17:00:00.000-08:00

Fitèna is our host for this week's Carnival of the Mundane — or, "Papillon" La Maison du Bonheur, if you will. Brush up on your French and check out what she's put together for us.

Carnival of the Mundane XXVII

2007-01-05T17:00:00.000-08:00

Country Goalie hosts the first Carnival of the Mundane of 2007. Woo-hoo! Can you believe it — we've been putting up and striking the big tent for a whole year now. It's so exciting, I'm getting all verklempt.

2007 Carnival of the Mundane Schedule

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Carnival	Date	Host
XXVII	January 5	To The Hilt
XXVIII	January 19	C'est La Vie!
XXIX	February 2	No Pasa Nada
XXX	March 2	Citizen of the Month
XXXI	March 16	Apartment 2024
XXXII	March 30	The Sam and Beckyboo Show
XXXIII	April 13	Bread and Bread
XXXIV	April 27	Secondhand Tryptophan
XXXV	May 11	To do: 1. Get hobby 2. Floss
XXXVI	May 25	The Wonderful World of Nothing Worthwhile
XXXVII	June 8	The Holmes
XXXVIII	August 17	Princess AhAh
XXXIX	September 14	Kaply, Inc.
XL	September 28	The Random Yak
XLI	October 12	Snackiepoo
XLII	October 26	Host T.B.D.
XLIII	November 9	So Anyway
XLIV	November 23	Host T.B.D.
XLV	December 7	Host T.B.D.
XLVI	December 21	Host T.B.D.

Carnival of the Mundane XXVI

2006-12-22T17:00:00.000-08:00

Rick Sincere, who has the best name ever for a gay, libertarian, Catholic, Republican author and theatre critic, hosts the last Carnival of the Mundane for 2006.

Carnival of the Mundane XXV

2006-12-08T22:00:00.000-08:00

The Yaks over at Random Yak are wrapping up the second-to-last Carnival of the Mundane for 2006, and it tastes all tinsely. Don't you just hate it when that metal sticks to your teeth?

Carnival of the Mundane XXIV

2006-11-24T16:00:00.000-08:00

All the world's a skwib, and we, the carnies, are merely players. Mark A. Rayner is the host of the 24th Carnival of the Mundane.

Carnival of the Mundane XXIII

2006-11-10T18:00:00.000-08:00

It's midterm elections week in the U.S. and while diligent paper-pushers are brushing off chads and counting votes, Sam and BeckyBoo are scrambling to form committees at the Carnival of the Mundane XXIII.

Carnival of the Mundane XXII

2006-10-27T17:00:00.000-07:00

The Carnival of the Mundane XXII has opened its tent flaps at Philly Transplant. Come one, come all, and please hold the flaps open for the midgets.

Carnival of the Mundane XXI

2006-10-13T23:59:00.000-07:00

It's Friday the 13th, and triskaidekaphobic Everyday Goddess has thirteen scary stories of the mundane to frighten us down to the very fibres of our dishrags. Not recommended for anyone who does not have a life.

Carnival of the Mundane XX

2006-09-29T10:27:00.000-07:00

It's the 20th Carnival of the Mundane, and host Kevin Apgar has us playing football under the big tent in his hometown of Chicago. He's outlining his game plan to win that Lombardi trophy. Read all about it here.

Carnival of the Mundane XIX

2006-09-15T09:00:00.000-07:00

Our latest Carnival of the Mundane has nothing to do with the recent bizarre death of Steve "Crocodile Hunter" Irwin. Almost. Nor does it have anything to do with playing bass. Nevertheless, if you've got a guitar or a harmonica you're welcome to bring them along. Come one, come all, to the Carnival of the Mundane XIX.

Carnival of the Mundane XVIII

2006-09-01T09:00:00.000-07:00

The latest Carnival of the Mundane is crowding into the 865 square feet of Apartment 2024. Marisa says there's room for everyone, but I say, entering carrying a bottle of single malt couldn't hurt. After all, it's BYOB.

Carnival of the Mundane XVII

2006-08-19T17:00:00.000-07:00

Bloggers, you may have been hearing about this trend called fauxtojournalism.

No?

The Random Yak explains in the latest Carnival of the Mundane.

Yakety Yak (Please Talk Back)

2006-08-11T09:00:00.000-07:00

Are you Practical? Transitory? Ordinary? Do you blog about the world and life within it? Does your blog look at the mundane in a manner which is (or isn't) anything but? Do you like pot pies?

If so, have we got a carnival for you!

The Carnival of the Mundane is pitching its tents at The Random Yak next Friday, August 18. Come one, come all, as we celebrate the mundane. Send your submissions to randomyak at gmail dot com. Best get them in before Thursday at midnight, because you don't want all the good seats selling out before you get there!

R. Yak, Mundane Ringmaster-of-the-week

Carnival of the Mundane XVI

2006-08-05T09:00:00.000-07:00

Leesepea is a teacher, and so in the 16th Carnival of the Mundane she makes us go to summer school. Learn all about it here.

Calling all Carnies to the next Carnival of the Mundane

2006-07-29T13:07:00.000-07:00

The next Carnival of the Mundane opens its tent flaps on Friday, August 4 and will be hosted by Leesepea at But Wait! There's More...

If you would like to contribute, please read the guidelines here.

Then send your contributions to leesepea at adelphia dot net.

If you would like to host an upcoming Carnival of the Mundane, we have openings on September 1, September 15, and October 27. Please email Postmodern Sass if you would like to host, and tell me which day.

Carnival XV-The Better Late Than Never Edition

2006-07-28T12:48:00.000-07:00

is up at my place..

Carnival of the Mundane XV

2006-07-20T16:28:00.000-07:00

I am hosting the Carnival this week, but it may not go up until Monday or possibly later depending on my circumstances.

Carnival of the Mundane XIV

2006-07-05T15:21:00.000-07:00

Tiff is pulling together our next installment as we speak.

She's looking for a few good submitters. Why not help her out?

Carnival of the Mundane XIII

2006-06-24T07:07:00.000-07:00

is up at The Hyperion Institute. This time when you go, bring a sweater. It's a chiller.

Calling all non triskadekaphobiacs

2006-06-16T16:00:00.000-07:00

The next Carnival of the Mundane will be on a Friday and will be the thirteenth Carnival we've had. In effect, it will be Friday the Thirteenth! (Mwuah Ha Ha ha!)

[Okay, that's lame, but work with me, I'm building a theme, here]

Promising more thrills, more chills (and if we're really lucky, more Hayley Mills) than ever before, the Thirteenth Carnival of the Mundane will be unlike any party you've ever been to before.

Can't promise you'll live through it, but you will enjoy the downward spiral. If you have what takes send your submission (note the lack of "s" ending that word) to Hyperion at hyperioninstitute at gmail dot com by midnight Wednesday.

We'll see you next Friday at the Hyperion Institute. (Don't forget to bring a candle.)

Guidelines for Joining the Carnival of the Mundane

2006-06-15T09:00:00.000-07:00

The Carnival of the Mundane has been rolling along for six months now, growing and developing like an unruly chia pet, and picking up a little lint along the way.

This is a truly wonderful thing, and we thank everyone who has joined our carnival to help make this happen. It is also a signal that it is time to impose some structure on our rather loosely defined child, lest she run wild in the streets and end up nothing more than a pile of chutney spread across the tarmac.

You'll forgive the mixing of metaphors?

Herewith, the rules (call them guidelines if you wish) for submitting:

Rule #1: Look up the meaning of the word mundane in the dictionary.

Rule #2: Before submitting, spend some time browsing the Carnival of the Mundane website.

Rule #3: Submit your contributions directly to the host of the carnival. The next host and details for how to submit to him or her will always be posted on the Carnival of the Mundane website.

Rule #4: Add the Carnival of the Mundane to your blogroll.

Rule #5: Mention, and link to, the Carnival of the Mundane before the next carnival, and encourage your readers to join, and on the day of the carnival encourage your readers to read it.

And the rules for hosting:

Rule #1: If you'd like to host the Carnival of the Mundane, look at the schedule, pick a date, and send an email to Dean or Postmodern Sass.

Rule #2: The enforcement of the submission rules is entirely within the discretion of the host of the Carnival.

Rule #3:The host may, but need not necessarily, accept all submissions.

Rule #4:The host may, but need not necessarily accept multiple submissions from one blogger.

Rule #5:The host may make up his or her own rules for submissions.

We're calling them rules because "Rule #1: You don't talk about Fight Club" sounds better than "Guideline #1." But guidelines they are, in the sense that you may break the rules when you submit to the carnival, so long as you bear in mind that the host ultimately decides what to include.

Carnival of the Mundane XII

2006-06-10T09:00:00.000-07:00

Our host for the Carnival of the Mundane XII is Beej at Kiss My Sass, and you can read it here.

Tell all your friends. Link to the Carnival of the Mundane from your blog, and stay tuned to this Web site for news about upcoming carnivals, bearded ladies, and midgets.

Calling all Carnies

2006-06-02T08:35:00.000-07:00

The next Carnival of the Mundane will be hosted by Kiss My Sass on Friday, June 9. If you would like to contribute a story of everyday life send a short blurb and a link to the other Sass at webmaster at kissmysass dot org.

If you would like to host an upcoming Carnival of the Mundane, please have a look at the schedule and contact Dean (deansblog @ yahoo dot com) or Postmodern Sass (postmodernsass @ gmail dot com) with your preferred date. If you're already one of our carnie crew—that is, if you've previously hosted or contributed—please link to this site and help keep the only blog carnival to have its own blog growing.

Carnival of the Mundane XI

2006-05-26T09:00:00.000-07:00

Jenny Amadeo is beyond coulrophobic, she's carnival phobic. It takes a brave, brave woman to overcome that fear and dive into the mad ramblings of the carnival freak show. Maybe we all oughtta be in cages. We're all afraid of something, as Jenny explains in the Carnival of the Mundane XI.

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The Carnival of the Mundane is a biweekly blog carnival where bloggers who write about everyday life get together to share their stories. It's also the only blog carnival to have its own blog. View the 2006 schedule for links to past carnivals. If you'd like to join our group of carnies, contribute to the carnival, or host an upcoming carnival, please contact Dean (deansblog @ yahoo dot com) or Postmodern Sass (postmodernsass @ gmail dot com). If you're already one of our carnie crew—that is, if you've previously hosted or contributed—please link to this site and help keep the only blog carnival to have its own blog growing.

Run, run, run to the next Carnival of the Mundane

2006-05-19T09:00:00.000-07:00

The Carnival of the Mundane is heading north again, this time to the Windy City, where Run Jen Run will be our carnie host next Friday, May 26. Send your posts about life, the universe, and everything mundane to Jenny at jenny at runjenrun dot com.

Carnival of the Mundane X

2006-05-12T09:00:00.000-07:00

Blundering American, roving reporter for FNN, reports that, following on the heels of his controversial nomination of Air Force General Michael Hayden as head of the C.I.A., President Bush today announced a whole host of wacky appointees to the tenth Carnival of the Mundane...

Calling all Carnies to the next Carnival of the Mundane

2006-05-05T09:00:00.000-07:00

The next Carnival of the Mundane will be held in Florida on Friday, May 12, at Blundering American's blog. You can join the Carnival of the Mundane by making this announcement on your blog, linking to the Carnival of the Mundane blog, or by contributing a mundane story of your own. You, your readers, and anyone who blogs about the mundane are welcome to contribute. Send a brief blurb about your mundane post, and the link, to bamerican @ gmail dot com.

Carnival IX Has Pitched Its Tents...

2006-04-29T11:04:00.000-07:00

at Jordana's place.

Come on over. There's more mundane goodness than you could shake a stick at.

Your Chance At Fame

2006-04-23T10:26:00.000-07:00

I never thought it would get this far. Really.

When the carnival started, I posted a schedule for the first six months assuming the whole thing would die off by then. Much to my surprise and delight, it has not.

I'm going to be working on a new schedule to keep it going. If you are interested in hosting, just drop a note at carnivalofthemundane at yahoo.com.

The first available spots are in June, but don't wait. They could go quick.

Calling all Carnies to the next Carnival of the Mundane

2006-04-21T20:00:00.000-07:00

The next Carnival of the Mundane rolls into the blogosphere next Friday, April 28, and will be hosted by a curmudgeon named Jordana who, despite her cryptic URL (MuNu? Where's that?) claims to blog from Tennessee. Submit your mundane blog stories, with a wee bit of explanation and a link, to jordana at sluggy dot net.

What is the Carnival of the Mundane, you ask? Well, visit some of our previous blog carnivals and you'll get the idea. (You can find the links to your right.)

Step right up!

Want to be a carnie? Email Postmodern Sass at postmodernsass at gmail dot com to be added to our email list. Be notified of upcoming carnivals; have your chance as ringmaster; get great deals on tickets... tell all your friends.

If you're already one of our carnie crew — that is, if you've previously hosted or contributed — please link to this site and help keep the only blog carnival to have its own blog growing.

Carnival of the Mundane VIII

2006-04-14T08:00:00.000-07:00

Daisy Mae is our host for the Carnival of the Mundane VIII and she's prepared a smorgasbord of tantalizing treats for us to read because, as she says, on carnival day overindulgence is expected! So step right up, read your fill, but remember to wait at least an hour before going on the roller coaster.

The Carnival of the Mundane is a biweekly blog carnival where bloggers who write about everyday life get together to share their stories. It's also the only blog carnival to have its own blog. If you'd like to join our group of carnies, contribute to the carnival, or host the carnival, please contact Postmodern Sass.

Indiana Wants Me (and you!)

2006-04-07T11:00:00.000-07:00

The Carnival of the Mundane is moving into the American midwest with a stop in Indiana next Friday, April 14, at Daisy Mae's blog. Do you have what it takes to join our carnival? Probably—all it takes is a mundane story. Send your links to Daisy Mae at daisy8972 @ gmail dot com.

Carnival of the Mundane VII

2006-03-30T16:53:00.000-08:00

It's that time again! That right the greatest show in the blogosphere is back in town.

Run, don't walk, to Lorie's place and peek inside the tent.

Calling all Carnies

2006-03-24T09:00:00.000-08:00

Calling all carnies: the next Carnival of the Mundane will pitch its tent at Colla Voce on Friday, March 31.

The carnie crew has been growing like a chia pet on steroids. It seems there's nothing like flashy garments, cheap entertainment, and spun sugar to draw a crowd—of people, as well as flies. So once again, tell all your friends, post a notice on your blog, and submit your mundane musings, your uneventful utterings, your tellurian tales to gogogertie at sbcglobal dot net.

Carnival of the Mundane VI

2006-03-17T11:00:00.000-08:00

Running the carnival is never an easy task, and Cheryl has been having more than her share of technical difficulties with Carnival of the Mundane VI, so please drop by for a visit but bring your own candy apple, and don't forget to place the stick in the trash can when you're finished.

It's never too early to vie for a 2007 Mundy

2006-03-10T15:00:00.000-08:00

The carnies are enthralled by the Pacific Ocean (who can blame them?) and so have decided to stay in California until the winter ends. I live in Toronto, so I'm all for this strategy, even though it is Dean who arranged it.

So the next Carnival of the Mundane will be hosted by Cheryl at Bread and Bread on Friday, March 17.

Send your mundane posts to meadowbat [at] yahoo [dot] com.

Tuxes and taffeta are optional.

Carnival of the Mundane V

2006-03-03T08:00:00.000-08:00

The carnies have been enjoying the sunny surrealness of La La Land, and so decided to keep the tents pitched under the California sun for another session. Neil Kramer, of Citizen of the Month, hosts Carnival of the Mundane V live from Hollywood.

It's award season, and Neil, with co-host Lindsay Wagner, are on the red carpet to present the Mundies. So put on your tux or your taffeta dress, and come watch Neil and Lindsay open the envelopes...

Calling all Carnies

2006-02-24T19:00:00.000-08:00

Next Tuesday is Mardi Gras, traditionally the day Carnival ends, but our next Carnival of the Mundane will just be beginning. The big top opens Friday, March 3 with our host, Neil Kramer of Citizen of the Month.

We hope you'll post a notice about the carnival on your site, and invite all your friends to join in. Feather boas and sequined masks are optional. Throw your beads at Neil at neilochka at yahoo [.] com.

Carnival of the Mundane IV

2006-02-17T08:00:00.000-08:00

The Carnival has picked up post and hauled west, all the way to La La Land, home of screenwriter and poet Kristen Havens and her blog, My Back Pages. Can you hear the distant sound of tinkling, creepy clown music? That's the sound of the Carnival of the Mundane.

Distant Early Warning

2006-02-09T15:25:00.000-08:00

Just a reminder. The next Carnival of the Mundane goes up at My Back Pages a week from today.

Send your blog's title, your name, the name of your post, and the permalink URL to carnivalofthemundane@yahoo.com, or just use the submission form available at Conservative Cat.

Carnival of the Mundane III

2006-02-03T08:00:00.000-08:00

Carnival of the Mundane III is now available for your entertainment at Colla Voce. Another fine collection of everyday ordinary prosaic prose.

Tickets now on sale for Carnival of the Mundane III

2006-01-30T15:00:00.000-08:00

The next Carnival of the Mundane will be hosted by Lorie at Colla Voce this Friday, February 3.

What's a Carnival of the Mundane? It's a carnival of blog posts, musings, ramblings, and outright stories about, well, the mundane. You know, daily life stuff. The sort of material that our political and techie blogleagues don't write about. Like eating a drippy sandwich on the subway, or eating a not-so-drippy sandwich in a crowded food court. Stories that are not about food, or eating, are also welcome.

To submit your story in celebration of mundanity, email Lorie at gogogertie at sbcglobal.net.

Carnival of the Mundane II

2006-01-20T09:21:00.000-08:00

Tracy has done a great job with this week's show. Find it here.

The Very First Carnival of the Mundane

2006-01-04T15:39:00.000-08:00

The First Carnival of the Mundane is now up at my blog, Inspired By a True Story.

Come on over for lots of mundane goodness.

First Carnival on the Horizon

2006-01-04T08:15:00.000-08:00

Today at 5p.m. is the deadline for the first Carnival of the Mundane. It's not too late to slip one in under the wire. You can find submission information below.

The Carnival should go up late Thursday or early Friday.

2006 Carnival of the Mundane schedule

2006-01-01T00:01:00.000-08:00

Carnival	Date	Host
I	January 6	Inspired by a True Story
II	January 20	Kaply, Inc.
III	February 2	Colla Voce
IV	February 17	My Back Pages
V	March 3	Citizen of the Month
VI	March 17	Bread and Bread
VII	March 31	Colla Voce
VIII	April 14	Daisy Mae
IX	April 28	Curmudgeonry
X	May 12	Blundering American
XI	May 26	Run Jen Run
XII	June 9	Kiss My Sass
XIII	June 23	Hyperion Institute
XIV	July 7	No Accent Yet
XV	July 21	Inspired by a True Story
XVI	August 4	But Wait! There's More
XVII	August 18	Random Yak
XVIII	September 1	Apartment 2024
XIX	September 15	Mommy Plays Bass
XX	September 29	Kapgar.com
XXI	October 13	Everyday Goddess
XXII	October 27	Philly Transplant
XXIII	November 10	The Sam and BeckyBoo Show
XXIV	November 24	The Skwib
XXV	December 8	Random Yak
XXVI	December 22	Rick Sincere News and Thoughts

Looking Good

2005-12-27T05:45:00.000-08:00

With about a week and a half to go until the first carnival, the submissions are pouring in. Even if no more come zinging in under the deadline (5 p.m. Jan. 4) our carnival would still be well-attended.

Who wants to stop at well attended? I don't. Keep those entries coming. The more the merrier, right?

You Will Submit Now!

2005-12-19T16:35:00.000-08:00

It's a couple of weeks before the first Carnival of the Mundane is scheduled to appear, but it's not too early to submit any posts you think capture some of the humor or offer some insight into the experience of daily life.

You can send your name, the permalink to your post, and your blog's name to carnivalofthemundane at yahoo.com

Or, you can simply use the submission for available from Conservative Cat.

Guidelines

2005-12-14T03:46:00.000-08:00

Kristen asked for some direction as to "what kind of mundanity we're supposed to be espousing."

I'd be happy to offer some,if I has actually thought about that.

Let me see what I can come up with...

Here's what I was imagining a host would do.

A lot of blog carnivals accept every post sent to them and I was counting on that being our policy too. That's convenient for the host because it means no agonizing over which posts are good enough to gain admission to our prestigious party.

The only guidance I can give at this point is that I don't want posts about politics or celebrities or the technicalities of motocross racing or any other hobby sneaking in.

I realize a carnival devoted to posts about "everyday life" is like a carnival that solicits posts about "whatever" or about "anything." If, because of our rather general submission criteria, we find hosts are flooded with entries maybe we'll limit each edition of the carnival to the first fifteen submissions. We'll have to play it by ear.

That's what I've got for guidelines so far. I hope it helps. I trust that while I may not be able to define the mundane strictly, you all recognize it when you see it.

Ideas

2005-12-13T15:52:00.000-08:00

As far as I know, the Carnival of the mundane will be the only blog carnival to have its own blog.

After each Carnival is published I'd like to cross post it here after some time has elapsed. Allowing a few days or a week to go by before cross posting the Carnival should limit the degree of competition between this blog and the blog of whoever is hosting.

The long-term plan is to have all the Carnival stashed here forever.

I'll probably use this blog's blogroll to create a permanent list of everyone who hosts.

So Far, So Good

2005-12-13T14:38:00.000-08:00

At least until this thing gets off the ground I've decided to run it only twice a month.

With that kind of schedule it looks like we're covered for the first four and a half months of the new year. If there's a rush of people wanting to host let me know and we'll work it out.

If there are any problems, drop me a line at deansblog at yahoo.com.

Without further ado here's the schedule through April.

Jan. 6-Inspired By A True Story

Jan. 20-Kaply, Inc.

Feb. 2-Colla Voce

Feb. 17-My Back Pages

Mar. 3-Citizen of the Month

Mar. 17-Bread and Bread

Mar. 31-Colla Voce

April 14-Daisy Mae

April 28-Curmudgeonry

May 12-Number 4 of 5

May 26-Run Jen Run

June 9-Postmodernes Sprachspielen

Introduction

2005-12-12T16:55:00.000-08:00

If you're looking for a place to find out whose hosting the carnival, to vounteer to host, or any other Carnival of the Mundane related queries, you've come to the right spot.

If you'd like to host, just leave a comment below.