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Category Archives: Water
Great Lake
She found herself at the lake. The lake spoke to her. It said, “What are you waiting for?” “Easy for you,” she said, “you just get to be a lake.” “I work hard at being a lake. I churn and … Continue reading
Picture of the week: Blue
The reservoir was this incredible dark blue today. Such a wonderful color. It’s much too late in the year for the reservoir to be mostly unfrozen, but I can’t complain about warm weather and dry roads. And dark blue water.
Better
I’m feeling better. Somewhere around 4:00 today, something felt different. I still have this annoying cough and occasional violent sneezes, but I feel Better. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I did manage to read … Continue reading
Favorite: Rain in a tent
Sometimes you just need to listen to a sound that relaxes your brain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSlgKZrHJg8 This is one of my favorite sounds: rain on a tent. Especially if the tent is waterproof and there is no chance of getting dripped on. … Continue reading
Get a raincoat you love
I used to hate rainy days. Then I lived through a month without rain and nearby wildfires ravaging acres and acres of dry land. Rain became more like a acquaintance who sometimes stays around too long. I didn’t hate it, … Continue reading
#amwriting
After a long break, I am working on the novel* again. Apparently I have a tendency to “tell”, not “show”, so I’m trying to remedy that with some actual scenes that attempt to show what the characters are thinking and/or … Continue reading
Picture of the Week: Canal
For most of the summer, this canal was barely there. You could see all the rocks on the bottom, small sticks were enough to cause a dam to start building. Now the irrigation is done. It’s full up to the … Continue reading