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 →
New Year Robins, Cardinals Bright tones against melting snow Song brings the New Year –
Continue reading →Join me over at Delilah Devlin’s blog today for some ruminations on the magic of craft. Happy Holidays!
Continue reading →Do you enjoy novels that take you on a mysterious, extraordinary journey? If so, Sean Bloomfield’s first publication is one you definitely want to pick up. While written in an intelligent way still easy enough to follow without causing brain … Continue reading →
A few days ago, I succeeded in amassing a fifty thousand word rough draft to meet the National Novel Writing Month challenge. I am grateful to NaNoWriMo creators at the non-profit Office of Letters & Light, as well as members … Continue reading →
It’s no secret that I’m participating with National Novel Writing Month (NaNo for short). Sadly, I find myself in a very different place from when I wrote my Writer Wednesday installment for this blog. Today I sit at the keyboard … Continue reading →
Today I find myself nearly smack in the middle of National Novel Writing Month. If you’re a writer, I hope you’re with me. This, my third effort, started shakily. With only a title thought up on a whim, one character … Continue reading →