Tommia's Tablet

Wednesday Waters

Posted on June 3, 2015 by TommiaW

SF Aquarium 2013

Fish Tank
Are we all in a bubble
Oblivious to trouble
Left in our wake?

Or are we down deep enough
Leaving behind the rough
Avoiding those who take?

Look all around this
Aquatic world bliss
Ocean’s delight, dreams we can make.

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Tuesday Tangle

Posted on June 2, 2015 by TommiaW

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Today’s bit was inspired by two posts: one from Zentangle and one from Deborah Owen. Granted, the second one lacks evidence of writing (yet), but methinks I need to return to ‘Wordy Wednesdays’ on the other side or at least add to the poetry page (versus hitting ‘delete.’)

What projects have you put on the spin cycle?

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Monday Meter

Posted on June 1, 2015 by TommiaW

Unknown Coin

Good thing it’s “Toss a Coin Day,” because I can’t make up my mind between “Aquarium Month” or “Rose Month” this month.

Toss
Speak up
Slow down
Stand up
Back down
Which way
You say
Don’t have
All day
To do
What needs
Be done
Work hard
Be early
Be late
Leave early
Leave late
Have fun

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Sunday Snapshot

Posted on May 31, 2015 by TommiaW

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Saturday Snapshot

Posted on May 30, 2015 by TommiaW

Hint of Water – California Coastline 2015

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Friday Fast One

Posted on May 29, 2015 by TommiaW

The Journey Begins

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Wednesday Writer’s Cafe

Posted on May 28, 2015 by TommiaW

Thursday Things – The Bard & Starlet Hour

T.A. Henry

was preempted this week by The Bard & Starlet hour. I have to say it went really well. And no, none of my work was included so I am not biased. LOL

Six local authors, members of FreeValley Publishing, gently modified scenes from their own novels or short stories into screen plays which were then acted out, radio play style, by local actors. The whole shebang was directed by local director Michael Renney, who also managed sound effects and acted as host of the “radio hour.”

The crowd at Boxleys was really warm and why wouldn’t they be. They were getting fabulous entertainment with their dinner. From my vantage point (behind the camera) I could see half the room ordered the Tequila Shrimp, so they must be good, in case you ever find yourself at Boxleys.

The evening started with a short story by David S. Moore. A sweet…

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