Category: Art

  •     I'd almost forgotten that daffodils were my Mom's favorite flower. She'd be 100 this year, if she had survived her difficult challenges – impending divorce, depression, alcoholism. Back in the 70's it was all behind closed doors.   I'll never know her as a wise old woman, but as a woman, who loved…

  •     March winds, and look at the trees. What are they whispering to each other and now they are laughing!   How many years have they stood side by side chattering in the wind and silent in the calm air?   How many years? How many stories in all that time?   Old souls,…

  •   Stop worrying, be here now, or the days will slip away in the river of time, and THIS is all we have, This NOW.         Just trying to take my own advice as I ponder the reflections at Moultrie Creek, 2.02.2018.

  •   "Are they coming?" "Yes, I see them now." "You look good." "You're a sight for sore eyes too!" "It's funny, you and me. I never imagined that I'd fall in love with…well, you!" "Yeah, it is funny. You're not changing your mind are you?" "No, even if I could, I couldn't change my heart.…

  •   Well, the rest of the story from yesterday's post is this: when I am reading a book and have to put it aside to do other things,  the characters stay with me, sort of like parallel lives. I am wondering how that date is going to go with the hired assassin and the waitress…

  •   That's what a good story provides,  a Parallel universe. Introducing characters and places that you never imagined or would ever bump into in your everyday life.     Between books and some of the marvelous shows streaming on television, you can be in outer space one minute, in Kabul the next, or on the…

  •   Haiku   Coming towards the end of my life flashbacks so clear the star – not so cool                                 By Laine     When you get to the last chapters of your life, there are flashes from your past, like movies, and you are the star.       (A good chance for humility…

  •     Breathe Walk Smile                                                            Thich Nhat Hanh   Back to basics, one of my first teachers' best advice.         Sunset, Moultrie Creek, from Vaill Point.  

  •   Happy New Year, and Welcome 2018!     (And so long 2017, and Good Bye!) (Good Riddance!)   Leaving a difficult year and venturing into the unknown new one. Learning to balance the bad news and sorrows  with the joy and love that is all around.   Thanks to all for the Joy and…