1. I recently rode by a house with a series of red towels hanging on a clothesline and wondered if they would provoke the bulls in the neighboring field. 2. My grandson Bryce is growing up fast. I have to admit I was a little heartbroken when I heard him on Monday say the word […]
Birds misbehave, someone ends up eating dirt and I end up being Liam’s gofer. Watch some action shots HERE and HERE.
I may not know much about the classical pieces that were played, but I know a masterful performance when I hear it. I know a masterful performance when I feel it. Even when I was no longer consciously listening, I could feel her music affecting my body, changing the expression of my face, altering my […]
I can’t think of anything more fun than dancing to The Kind with others who love their music as much as I do. There is camaraderie on the dance floor and everywhere you look people are smiling, spinning and stomping, swaying and singing along. Some fans I only see at their concerts, but once the […]
Rumors of Spring Are You Blue? It Takes Two to Tango What Shall We Drink To? _____________Shadow Shot Sunday
1. Since hearing Nancy Sinatra’s old song “These Boots are Made for Walking” last week, while watching the PBS special on the history of feminism, I’ve been saying to Joe, when we’re getting ready to go someplace, “Are you ready, boots?” 2. My four-year-old grandson Bryce likes to play Mario and Luigi. Yesterday I asked […]
Two-faced moon cheats on the night Goes out for lunch in broad daylight It splits its time Burns at both ends Turns its back on its better half withholding its full potential ______________Colleen Redman dVerse Poets Pub
I told my Scrabble playing friends (pictured above) that I was going to post this photo and caption it “Scrabble Players Wanted.” In the past couple of years, we (about six formerly regular players) haven’t played much, but we’ve been talking about getting our monthly games going again and rotating the meet-ups at different homes […]
A Neverland Shadow? A Looking Glass for Alice? A Saturday Night Flashback Fever? ______________Shadow Shot Sunday
“If you wait long enough it will eventually come to Floyd.” That’s what I’ve been saying for years and it was never truer than when the Bread & Puppet Theater came to town this week. At the invitation of a Floyd activist, the 50-year-old traveling troupe made Dogtown’s Sun Music Hall one of the stops […]
