Photo: Adrian Swancar The best parts of being a writer is having an excuse to craft the most outlandish metaphors. I could liken rock climbing to drawing, for instance, because it’s all about learning the little techniques that’ll make up the larger picture (heh) that is your art. Or I could link running and writing, […]
Having Trouble Getting Things Done? Try Out This Neat Little Trick
De Jackson, aka WhimsyGizmo hosted dVerse Quadrille yesterday. Took me some finagling to get my 44 words to where I was willing to share them. I shoulda chosen another subject because now my memories have come flooding in and this limitation is causing me grief! Petite Rivière Rouge where childhood memories were made […]
Petite Rivière Rouge
If you don’t understand what living is, deeply and passionately, then you will not understand about physical death. A man (or woman) who often is psychologically dying to the dead past, to corrupt (limited) conditioning, to illusory limititations, and to robotic traditions and habits… is someone who is deeply living. By the way, regarding physical […]
About physical death…
Stick parrots BullfrogBullfrog reflects at sunsetSunset tucks in stick
Bullfrog Stick at Sunset
Dog Days of Summer Now we know why Punxsutawney Phil does not predict the end of summer. It is too hot for him to crawl up out of his hole. Mid summer was a beast this year, with temperatures above 90 F most days. Wildfires blazed all over the Northwest, sending smoke our way as […]
Dog Days of Summer
Tanya is the host of Blogging Insights Analyse this : “ Blogging isn’t about publishing as much as you can. It’s about publishing as smart as you can.” — Jan Morrow ➰➰➰ Generally speaking, blogging is publishing whatever a blogger feels like. Because a blog is a site that is owned by the blogger and […]
Blogging Insights- Quantity over Quality?
Callie – adopted Feb. 14, 2020 My cat sits on the window sill My cat sits on the window sill Watching the birds and bees fly by They flit and flutter in the sky Her antics more than meet the eye Watching the birds and bees fly by My cat she lets out such a […]
My cat
Guess what? Remember My Mental Health Matters series from last year? Well, I entered it into the Florida Writers Association’s Royal Palms Literary Awards blogging category, and it’s made it to semi-finalist status! Crossed fingers that I’ll make it past this point. Here are the articles that are up for review: Mental Health Matters (Acceptance […]
Monday Notes: Semi-Finalist
Learning nourishes the seed but it gives you no seed of its own. Kahlil Gibran, Mirrors of the Soul Ginger Summer 2021, Eddie’s Garden Photos
Learning
In this month’s square’s challenge I started at home and spiraled farther and farther from home to share different tree species in my travels. . These trees represent furthest distance from my home. Becky B’s Squares #Tree Squares #Australia Trip #7 Bunya Mountains, Queensland, AU The Bunya Mountain National Park, established in 1908, is the state’s […]
#TreeSquare #31: Trees in the Bunya National Park
World Era 