Poetry War – The Time Will Come
Sometimes folks say Time is a Splenorous Thing and sometimes it is a dark tunnel, it oft rushes past and we wonder at last where the minutes went while we dawdled, and then it creeps… Continue reading
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Poetry War – Twas the First of December and….
This evening I received a snarky email from my blogging partner (I’ll call her floridaborn) stating that she has posted a brand new entry to Poetry War and I should kick myself in… Continue reading
Poetry War–The Reality Therapy of Travel
The international traveler? You visit Canada for 32 years and think you’re hot stuff!? Maybe for 3 months out of the year–if you’re lucky. Look here, Kayuk. You made the rules up. You… Continue reading
Poetry Wars – May The Most Moves Win
HA! I KNEW IT! Already you’re CHEATING! As per RULE #4: First you, then ME, then you, then ME….. In between, if you must, you can post anything you like but you CAN’T post… Continue reading
Poetry War – The Limerick
CHEATING? A poem about my Mother is Cheating!?! Now that’s just mean. And because I can hear the Gods laughing I give you this: The Gods Love Circles There once was a horse… Continue reading
Like Fingernails down a chalkboard
Today, I took a plane from Oklahoma City to Houston, then Houston to Jacksonville. This time my daughter escorted me to the gate and I took a wheelchair ride to the next plane.… Continue reading
Saying goodbye
New house, new life. Wisconsin in late summer. This is how I remember my daughter. Dresses, not pants. Purple, pink and pretty. This is how I remember the small child. Years… Continue reading
Some days, life just…
Some days, reality just sucks. Take, for example, yesterday. Not that I was in a war, or a car crash, or diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and had 24 hours to… Continue reading
ANXIETY
This is my post on the Nudge-Wink report. Please visit it to experience an anxiety attack. And, yes. It’s okay to laugh with me. http://nudgewinkreport.wordpress.com/2014/07/30/so-this-is-your-brain-on-anxiety
Olympic Cat Petting, Marathon Dog Staring, Extreme Editing and Horsing Around
Originally posted on nudge. wink. report.:
— Roxton Pond, the birthplace of my maternal grandfather. A 30 minute drive from Bromont. I’d like to take a poll…ask a question…get an answer… ~<~>~<~>~<~>~<~>~<~>~<~>~<~>~<~> ~<~>~<~>~<~>~<~…