- All the World’s a Stage
- Independent Living
- Cleaning House – Dr’s Orders
- Writing
- Invisible Servant
- What Do You Do
- What Does Anyone Know
- Pomodoro
- Timing: NOT Everything
- Picking Up Where You Left Off
- Look! Look!
- Why ‘Affordable Housing’ Fails
- Computer Backup Hell
- In Search of Nectar
- Fake Cowgirl
- One Things that Changed My Life
- Ghost Gifts
- Birthday Pain
- Missing Thereness
- Awaiting Profundity
- Smart Superstition
- Willing to Change Your Mind About Islam?
- Happy Birthday Mother
- Feckless
- The Parental “Conversation”
- A New Wrinkle I Can Live With
- Chasing the Dragon
- TSA – the Most Hated Part of Freedom to Travel
- Benefits of Harvesting Rainwater
- Separation Bookends
- Taking Too Much
- Lessons in Deadheading
- Shorting the Shortcut
- Best Water Bottle
- Do Not Envy
- Incorrect Sentiment
- When Mom Dies
- I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
- This Is My Brain on Paper
- Making History
- Newness
- Remove the Sting
- One Thing
- Tracking Change
- We’re Going Crazy
- Makeover Hell
- Inner Tube Art
- Go Ahead: Change Your Socks
- Crunching Leaves
- Giving Thanks
Tag Archives: writers
Makeover Hell
Everyone loves a makeover, right? “Not so much,” say Internet marketers. They never go as smoothly as anticipated. One glitch is wonderful. It beats 17 glitches. I’d just gotten used to the lovely refreshing “green leaf” WordPress blog theme, when … Continue reading
Deep Words
There’s nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and open a vein. ~Walter Wellesley “Red” Smith
Words Alive
The Dickinson children; Emily on the left. A word is dead When it is said, Some say. I say it just Begins to live That day. ~ ~ ~Emily Dickinson