Blogs about: Writing Writing Group Meet Up Daybook
Little Book from Nani (This One from Portland Oregon)
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Pileated Woodpeckers May Inform Our Policies in the Middle East: Escape Hatches; Exit Strategies; Barbed Parts; Or Perhaps It Isn't So Simple. (Another 420 Character Piece in 9 Lines)
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wrote 1 week ago: Exit strategies. Needed for positive conclusions. Be like the Pileated Woodpecker: 16 holes provide … more →
Breval, My Cello, Toni, Great Food, Good Friends: An Unlaced and Out There Event in 420 Characters and 9 Lines
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wrote 2 weeks ago: “Endearing” is what Jack replies when I asks him how he thinks my cello solo went. I lau … more →
STEPPIN' OUT FOR A CUPPA
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wrote 3 weeks ago: You can find my WWWW writing group most Thursday mornings elbow-to- elbow at the round table in the … more →
A Last Poem for Poetry Month--this one inspired by the charcoal mound I came upon in the Housatonic State Forest.
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wrote 3 weeks ago: AND ALL THAT’S LEFT A collier cleared the land, dug a level platform, thirty feet across. Stacked lo … more →
DAILY PROMPT: UNLEASH YOUR EMILY DICKINSON
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wrote 3 weeks ago: MICHELLE AT WORDPRESS PUT OUT THE CALL ~ National Poetry Writing Month is nearly at at end. To celeb … more →
DAILY PROMPT: UNLEASH YOUR EMILY DICKINSON
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wrote 3 weeks ago: MICHELLE AT WORDPRESS PUT OUT THE CALL ~ National Poetry Writing Month is nearly at at end. To celeb … more →
One of My Favorite George Jones Songs. "The greatest voice to ever grace country music will never die. Jones has a place in every heart that ever loved any kind of music." (Garth Brooks)
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FROM PUB TO PULITZER: WHAT DO YOU GIVE THE BARTENDER WHO HAS EVERYTHING?
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wrote 3 weeks ago: …….. World Book Night was a jolly lark. ……………… … more →
Frozen doesn't mean dead; we can still spring back. How to thaw out from the freezing effect of serial tragedies.
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wrote 1 month ago: How to thaw spirits frozen by tragedy? Rev. Sharpton does it by finding heroes; I do a version of da … more →
WEEKLY WRITING CHALLENGE: PERSON, PLACE, THING
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wrote 1 month ago: Krista’s challenge for WP Bloggers ~ watch closely, observe, and “collect people, plac … more →
Another Story from the Raymond Family Series. This is the version I wrote in front of 4th grade writing workshop students when we were studying the craft of personal narrative and memoir. Like a lot of memories it has a nugget of truth to it. Read it, then check the first comment for further explication. Kisses to you all.
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wrote 1 month ago: Kissing. Mama stirs the oatmeal on the stove. We kids sit around the breakfast table and wait. The … more →
DAILY PROMPT: THE SATISFACTION OF A LIST
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wrote 1 month ago: Who doesn’t love a list? says Michelle W. Her chal … more →
Songs for the Mamas Be They Brooding or No: Another (yes!! I write these to please myself I dare say) 420 Character Poem in 9 Lines.
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wrote 1 month ago: House Finch hubbies perch nearby and serenade their brooding wives. At Luke and Claire’s we he … more →
Stories Remind Us of the Ties that Bind: Another One from the Raymond Family.
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wrote 1 month ago: At Radcliffe Miriam eats lunch and studies at the Mt. Vernon Street Tea Room. She choses the leaden- … more →
Winter in Northwest Connecticut is Almost Over, But Here's What It Looked Like. Thanks White Memorial for This Video of Pie Hill in Winter.
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IT'S TIME TO SAY GOODBYE
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wrote 1 month ago: Come along and sing this song ~ Thanks, Annette, for the company. Toni 4/9/13 … more →
To All My Adventurous Kids and Their Beloveds: More Comparisons to Winnie the Pooh. (A 3rd Poem in So Many Days for NaPoWriMo)
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wrote 1 month ago: I picture you like Pooh in a Hundred Acre Woods One day you’re walking vigorously, another day you’r … more →
Tips on Parenting from the Hundred Acre Wood (via Patty) (a non-420 character poem for the Poem a Day for One Month Project--NaPoWriMo to you)
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wrote 1 month ago: I hear Dad give you kids tips on swimming, but, since I’m newly emerged from the Hundred Acre Woods … more →
