I’m writing this post two days late because I forgot when it was due. Unfortunately, the online calendar I relied upon to keep track has been dismantled, the domain name now up for grabs. It’s just a modern example of … Continue reading →
drawn to the edge of specific gravityfrom which liquid mystery emanates exotic fragrance known to call a man down to the deep of depthsbeyond the wilderness of lonelinesspast the advance of caring – lest you be drowned in desire for … Continue reading →
Yes, for those more astute among you, today is not Wednesday. That was yesterday. This should maybe give you a clue as to my week, eh? So. Lessee. Today’s topic is Writer Wednesday, wherein we share our ideas and thoughts … Continue reading →
Aftermath Bright white, blinding light Drifting, clinging, bending boughs March snows dress the earth –
Continue reading →It’s common knowledge that emotions show unconsciously in our body language. In jurisdictions practicing wise policy, police officers and their ilk receive training to translate this instantly, enabling life saving reactions to armed suspects about to shoot – or not. … Continue reading →
I have several stories that have never been completed. As the title of this post suggests, I essentially wrote myself into a corner. The problem returned to mind when I completed the following word game with my partner: We ended … Continue reading →
I wanted to share with you some recent photographs I took while flying across the country to visit Rachel. Many of the pictures don’t seem like pictures of land, more like textures or maybe even baked cookies on a sheet. … Continue reading →
This post is in response to Ways of Seeing. #1 taken Saturday 19th early afternoon #2 taken Sunday 20th 8.15am #3 taken Sunday 20th 5.45pm The request is for mundane photos, and these sure do fit. I decided … Continue reading →
Having finished evening pet care, busily scrubbing the sink until it shone, I came to realize that little time is spent on caring for myself. It’s a common theme among peoples of all situations, but worth addressing. After all, if … Continue reading →
In college, one of our assigned books was Ways of Seeing by John Berger, based on a series of 30-minute films in the early 1970’s. While I recommend the book, this isn’t a review of it. Rather, the title is … Continue reading →