Ending in R
A backyard deer, birrs, and a sunflower for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: things ending in ‘r’.
Read MoreGrowing with gratitude for life's challenges
A backyard deer, birrs, and a sunflower for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: things ending in ‘r’.
Read MoreIn the midst of a Covid fever, I had flashbacks to moments I’d long forgotten. Weakened and vulnerable, I cursed their appearance. What did it mean? Why was this happening now? As much as we think we’ve overcome, our past, I realized, there is always more. Especially for those of with PTSD. I haven’t worked […]
Read MoreAn abandoned house…absence of birds (and water) at a local lake…an empty walkway… Empty spaces hold so much potential… (For Lens-Artists Photography challenge: empty spaces)
Read MoreDrawn by the artistry of the sky, I find I am perpetually looking up… A view, looking down from a hotel room: For Lens-Artists Photography Challenge: Looking up and looking down.
Read MoreIt took me many years to reconnect with my creative spark, but I’m so glad I did. There is so much hope, release, and beauty in the act of creating. How do you bloom yourself?
Read More“Uhm, what happened to the path?” asks the deer. “Best to stick to the fence line, I’ve discovered,” responds the cow. (For Cee’s Which Way Challenge: with animals) Another note: Speaking of directions, I’ve made a conscious decision to stay out of the divisive discourse – too mucky and not at all healing for the […]
Read MoreI created this piece a week ago. Weather was turning, and I got inspired to make lists, and then, wham….Ric and I tested positive for COVID. Damn! The doctor immediately prescribed Paxlovid with a warning that it would cause a terrible taste in my mouth (it does) and likely affect my gastrointestinal system. No joke […]
Read MoreRelationships are complicated. Each generation, it seems, struggles to find the answers. My tanka is a one observation. What would you add?
Read MoreFor Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: filling the frame
Read MoreHe darts in – a quick peck at the suet – and then is gone. Hard to miss with that crop of flaming red crown, and impossible to catch – he’s wary of any movement. So, it felt like a small victory when I managed to capture this beauty one day. Bird of the week […]
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