Growing up, I had a friend who lived just across the road from the local cemetery. We loved sneaking in after dark, playing hide ‘n seek among the tombstones, and letting our imaginations run wild. Hallowe’en was always a special time, conjuring up ghoulish stories and supposed ghost sightings. Although I no longer explore cemeteriesContinue reading “Touring the tombstones”
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The Homeless Boy
Oct. 10, 2024 is World Homelessness Day. Globally, people will observe this day and hopefully bring more awareness to the plight of those who experience homelessness. Everyone deserves a home, a place to feel safe, a place to be with family, a place to relax at the end of a long day. What does homeContinue reading “The Homeless Boy”
What’s in that closet?
For years I have said our house is too small. I just realized today that it is not. It is the perfect size for us. The problem is not with the size of the house. The issue lies with the amount of stuff we have and keep amassing. I don’t know what the problem is.Continue reading “What’s in that closet?”
Back to the Past
As the sun began to set over the lush forest, my husband and I frantically ran through the dense foliage. “Oh my god! What is that?” I yelled. “I don’t know,” was the response. “But it’s coming straight for us. Run!” All around us, the ground shook with the thunderous footsteps of the dinosaurs weContinue reading “Back to the Past”
Not an Aesop Fable
A couple of weeks ago, we discovered two strawberries in a flower garden and an egg (like the kind you would buy in a store) on the other side of the yard, slightly under a bush. Strange? Indeed. How in the world did these items end up in our yard? We quickly ruled out ourContinue reading “Not an Aesop Fable”
Moon over Miami?
Sigh. The moon. So big, so beautiful, so bright. It never fails to appear in the night sky. It is a constant, always there to remind us just how small we humans really are on this planet Earth, in this solar system we call home. The moon has always fascinated me, ever since I firstContinue reading “Moon over Miami?”
Lawn Bowling: a sport evolving
Lawn bowling? It’s for old people, right? Ha! First off, I am “old.” Secondly, it is not just for old people, and wearing white is not a prerequisite. Lawn bowling is for all ages and fashion statements. In fact, in our sixties, my husband and I are among the oldest in the recreational league weContinue reading “Lawn Bowling: a sport evolving”
Second Time Around
In just a couple of days, I will re-retire. What a strange word! Or wait, is it really a word? Or is it something I’ve just conjured up to describe my situation? It doesn’t matter. When it comes right down to it, I am retiring again. Yes, three years ago, I decided to retire afterContinue reading “Second Time Around”
Living in Congruence
Whenever I hear something I find interesting or see something that sparks a creative fire in me, I make a note of it on my phone. I’m sure I’m not alone in this practice. However, sometimes my notes are not all that clear. Half a sentence here, shorthand there, a name. I was looking atContinue reading “Living in Congruence”
Do you suffer from gerasophobia?
I’m a bit worried these days. You see, I think I suffer from gerascophobia. When I think about it, I get scared. My heart races a bit, and I feel sad. I dread it. I joke about it. But deep down inside, I am worried about it. Embrace it? Nope. Not on your life. YouContinue reading “Do you suffer from gerasophobia?”
Wanderings Art 