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Happy Easter!
Many a wonderful hymn sings the joys of this day. Today’s found poem – courtesy of Poem-a-Day from Poets.org is: Ascension by John Donne Salute the last, and everlasting day, Joy at the uprising of this Sun, and Son, Ye whose … Continue reading
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Saturday Silliness
Nothing beats an accidental find. Catku: What is the Sound of One Cat Napping by Pat Welch is jolly good fun! The haikus were written by Melissa Crowley and Heidi DelGros, with additional haikus by Welch. Arranged as a series … Continue reading
Ficlet Poem
This came about for a few reasons: a)I’m a klutz when tired (try serving stew with an upside-down spoon). b) two friends had two different story requests when we exchanged the ‘you know you’re tired’ bits, but I decided to … Continue reading
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Thursday’s Verse
The Lines of Gauguin So the adventure began – Off to the SAM For a day of play, Less the full-price to pay To go and see The varying mastery Of the artist named Gauguin. Along the levels I went: … Continue reading
Tuesday’s Poem – with note.
Good news, the dress rehearsal went well. Seven days, one week to go for the BIG EVENT at Boxley’s Today was the last “Practice, Practice, Practice” workshop taught by Reisha – courtesy of artEast. Thanks to Reisha’s energy and enthusiasm, a … Continue reading
Jimmy Stewart
It’s National Poetry month, so poetry will be the focus (I hope) blog-wise… Thaaaaaaaanks, Johnny!! Thanks to Johnny Carson, Jimmy Stewart published his collection of poems. They’re wonderful, witty and excellent to hear in the poet’s voice. “Jimmy Stewart and … Continue reading
Slight Light
This is actually a still from a(n accidental) video recording during a hike along the river leading up to the Twin Falls. Again, easily distracted by trickling water when wrapped in ribbons of light, like on the right. A few … Continue reading
Posted in Measuring Archaic Randomness, Cataloging Haphazardly
Tagged photos, trails, waterfalls
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Streaming Light
Interrupting the “Friday Ficlet” routine, here is the ‘Saturday Snapshot’ a day early. This was a photo I took nearing the end of my usual walk. I loved how the sun shone just so through the trees and the … Continue reading
Sketchbook still…streaming by into the pond
One of the things I enjoyed about the walk on my favorite trail is watching how the streams grow and shrink by size and speed. Attempted the right side of this page to be ‘streaming ribbons’ with a ‘proper interpretation’ … Continue reading
Posted in Measuring Archaic Randomness, Cataloging Haphazardly
Tagged Mill Pond, mt. si., sketchbook
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Wandering Wednesday
A few more buildings found in Tiny Town. One of these days, just might have to see what stories are spun, inspired by these structures… Orange House by Tommia Wright