At first glance one looks like the other but each is unique And the pattern they make is the allure of the story and the body we cling to Some are held dear Others hang by a thread Still others are tightened by knots that must be untangled in the end Or chewed off […]
At the new Moonlight Lounge in Natasha’s Cafe the apps are wasabi nut brittle, sweet potato fries, BBQ buffalo sliders on homemade buns, crab cake sliders, smoked chicken wings, beer cheese, marinated olives and more. I filled up on happy hour wine, some Moonlight bites and conversation at the weekend opening. Look for a […]
It was actually Roanoke City and we were in town to see the Yoko Ono’s Imagine Peace show at the Taubman Museum, which is where the first two pictures were taken. In the last shot we were laughing at the old school way we had to fold up dollars and stick them into slots to […]
1. I named one of my chickens Dolly just so I could sing “Hello Dolly,” when I go to the coop each morning to feed the flock. 2. Roosters brag about getting laid and hens brag about laying. Honestly, after they lay an egg they literally crow about it. 3. You’ve heard of Bed Bath […]
There’s a danger in looking too long so I close my eyes I let the sun start a fire on my lids turn from magenta to bright red I imagine it making a freckle or dropping a spark of inspiration If I sit long enough in its glow it might illuminate a truth I […]
Before blogging there was A Museletter, the homespun print forum that was created by some of Floyd’s back-to-the-land-settlers more than 30 years ago for the purpose of sharing literary/artistic musings and ideas on self-reliance, growing and preserving food, holistic health, peace and justice activism, home schooling and more. There were no online forums back then, […]
