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Monthly Archives: October 2017
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
Favorite: Written? Kitten!
http://writtenkitten.net This is a good one for writers who need a little motivation. You may be happy with kittens, but I write for giraffes. Follow the instructions for changing the URL. If positive reinforcement works for you, give it a … Continue reading
Old Mill Park
It was a nice day, so I told the car to find a nearby park for me. I picked Old Mill Park. There’s got to be a story behind this one. The small parking area can hold maybe six or … Continue reading
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Pizza 2
Whole wheat crust (the other one from the Whole Foods 2-pack) Apple, sliced thin. Applesauce Mozzarella cheese (or a cheddar blend) Cinnamon Sunflower seeds Almond slivers Cream cheese (optional) Prep your crust as directed on the package or in your … Continue reading
Quote: Education
Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. William Butler Yeats
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Picture of the week: Wildfire
I smelled the smoke before I saw it, near Strawberry Reservoir. There were a couple of spots where it had burned near the road.
Pandiculation && Pavonated
Sometimes you run across interesting words: Pandiculation. Did you know there was a special word for that stretching-yawning thing we do in the morning? It’s pandiculation. Pavonated. You know that cool color you find on a peacock’s neck? If something … Continue reading
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How to get a free waterbed
Once upon a time, I wanted a waterbed. I thought waterbeds were the best. I’d slept on one at a sleepover and loved it. I was still a teenager, so I couldn’t just go out and buy one. And I … Continue reading
Favorite: Wayback Machine
Here’s an oldie but a goodie. It’s so old and good that you might even find your favorite old websites preserved in a time warp. https://archive.org/web/ They say they have over 20 years of web history accessible through the Wayback … Continue reading
Smiling Gravestones
Many years ago, I started a cemetery of sorts in my journals. It’s been so long, I can’t remember exactly why it happened this way. In my mind there are vague connections to a performance of Our Town we did … Continue reading
Posted in Saving Things, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Death, keeping, There are good people in this world
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