I’m sorry! I broke the rules here but all I could think about were the amazing numbers of portraits in Babu’s collection of photos and one of my favorite ones. (Technically, I did take a picture of this picture.) I’ll also include one of my favorite ones I’ve taken of Babu. This really fun photo…
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Day Five: Something Mint Green
Her shirt says: Avo-cardio. And yes, that is a land speeder. A really fun Photo Challenge hosted by Cassia Elizabeth
Alphabet Haiku Challenge: Dank
Dark Side of the Moon‘s Alphabet Haiku Challenge for “D.” Dawning dark, dreary dangerous downfall disrupts Drops drumming, drumming.
Alphabet Haiku Challenge: Conflict
I am loving this! The Alphabet Haiku Challenge hosted by Dark Side of the Moon. Here is the letter “C” Cuthbert, cat-“Cuthie” clashes, claws-clawed-conflict! Cured. Curls…catatonic.
Day Three: A Pool
The river is my pool side. A photo challenge hosted by: Cassia Elisabeth
Alphabet Haiku Challenge: Boundaries
This is the Alphabet Haiku Challenge from Dark Side of the Moon’s wonderful blog. Check it out, it’s wonderful, and stay tuned for it’s appearance on this Sunday’s Sunday Share. beaver bounded but because barely brave bounded back
Day Two: Writing
It says: 100 years March 11 1918 She must have forgotten how old she was.
Day One: Coffee Shop
I don’t get out often, being a caretaker. Thankfully, I have created a paradise for myself at home. (OK, my paradise is a MESS right now, but I’m fine with that.) This is my coffee shop. A photo challenge by Cassia Elisabeth.
The Alphabet Haiku Challenge: Aquatic
Here is a little Haiku break, alphabetically. I didn’t think I could do it, but I did! So far, anyway. I stopped by the blog, Dark Side of the Moon, check back on Sunday for the Sunday Share!, and I accepted the Alphabet Haiku challenge. I’m a bit late to the game, but here we…
Photo Challenge
I have taken up a ten day photo challenge starting August 1st hosted by: Cassia Elizabeth Her blog is called a Little Bit of Everything and it is a lovely place. The picture prompts are intriguing in their one word simplicity and I’m excited to get it going! I’m going to keep the prompts a…
Uncomfortable: Part Three: The Ethics of Nonfiction
I have been wrestling with this for about a week now, ever since I transcribed a few of these passages and came across an alarming pattern. Now, It may be a pattern that leads to nothing. Nothing to see here, folks! It could also be a part of the story that would matter very deeply…
