Yet another non-profound saying
Seek what you cannot perceive, strive to learn what you cannot know. For the spark of knowledge to ignite, curiosity must grow. — Joelle LeGendre
Monthly Archive: April, 2020
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Some daze…
Some days, sleep is no problem. I’m trying to remember the last time that happened. I’m munching on baked potato chips at 2 in the morning, wondering if I’ll be able to sleep. … Continue reading
Non-profound statements
No matter where you go, there you are. — Buckaroo Banzai The next time you’re 99% sure you’re correct, remember that chimpanzees share 99% of our DNA. — Joelle LeGendre ©Joelle (monkey… Continue reading
School after covid education
The kids will be returning to school….eventually. When they arrive at their desks, most of them will be sporting the newest craze; the quarantine tan. Their principals will be a lot tougher this… Continue reading
Much to profound not to share : from those on the front line of COVID-19
NOTE: I found out that the video has been removed. It should be frightening to anyone who is paying attention that a presentation based on FACTS was removed. This is a youtube… Continue reading
Ballade
I reach for a thought that melts away …snow falling outside a sliding glass door …children playing in white too bright for my mind. Only shadows remain. She looks into my camera, her… Continue reading
Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : Change it forward
2020 has changed the way I look at life. I knew that lifestyles were changing over the years, but if this was considered beautiful in the 1900’s, I don’t want to see the… Continue reading
99 word prompt : long distance dating
April 23, 2020, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about distance dating. It can be any genre, era, or setting. Who is dating, and why the distance? How… Continue reading
A rant/sarcasm post : Strange
Feeling a little strange today. The neighbors were burning something yesterday and I’m still trying to get over it. Here’s a little bit about my neighbors you never wanted to know: Do you… Continue reading
Writers aren’t perfect
We writers aren’t perfect. I can hear the collective laughter now, and I’m imagining a stadium full of people shouting out, “Well…duh!!!” What are my faults? You can find some of… Continue reading