Originally posted on Entertaining Stories: Things have been slow around here, but I don’t want you guys to forget about me. I wasn’t designed to work from home, but I’m doing it anyway. There have been a lot of connectivity issues and delays, but I’m getting things done somehow. I was supposed to be in…

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Really like this! Hadn’t considered this use!

Originally posted on Trent's World (the Blog): Wake in hope Last night was perfect You are gone *** This was written for Colleen’s Tuesday Poetry Challenge.  This week the theme was “The Day After”.  I chose a senryu, which is like a haiku but is a more personal poem which can be about love…

Originally posted on Kitty's Verses: Visualising positive morrows, Obliterate, Periods of pain of present, Smell of freshly watered Earth capturing life, Spirited songs of a songbird signalling strength, Set spirits soaring sky-high. Hues of nature, Paleness to vibrancy, Teaches immense patience, Promising unexpected potential, Anticipating happy outcomes, Turns a frown, From fright instantly, To…

Originally posted on Padre's Ramblings: Pixabay Colleen M. Chesebro‘s syllabic poetry challenge this week is to write on the theme of “the day after.”  I have coupled this with current events and Fandango’s One-Word Challenge to use the word “preview.” My thoughts of freedom Are but a scanty preview Of all of the things I…

Makes one think.

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: Inner Sanctum no bigger than a walk in closet ??????????home to everything important twin bed tucked into a corner ??????????meeting place & library chair dresser, of course ??????????clothes have to go somewhere 1950s school desk tucked into the open closet ??????????already too small in 1968 one small record stand ??????????holding the…

Learning in the Midst of Crisis Traci Kenworth Do you consider yourself a Master of your craft? That there’s no more for you to learn? The truth is, even if you’ve done something for forty years, you can still learn something new. There are always new inventions. Or somebody discovering a short cut. Life spins…