Monthly Archives: February 2012
The Staff of Life--Your Bread Making Workshop
Reblogged from Apronhead: My baby sister and her hubby often give recipes on his blog, replete with pictures and method. They grow a lot of their own produce and make snazzy salads with nasturtiums and such things. I am a … Continue reading
Everywhere Tall Trees
The stretch to the sun, the stretch to the center of the earth, and the sheltering cool in between. Secret hidden places for treasures and firm holding branches—houses in the air. Feathery leaves trap mysteries in my mind and catapult … Continue reading
A Child’s Snow
Tractor treads in fresh white snow, perfect form with heel and toe. Angels fallen, rise again, thoughtless sins of little men. Fence posts peeking, winter’s quilt, woven cold with crystal silk. Words in vapor down the hill, carve a path … Continue reading
The Forever Dance
It has been Their dance all along—Their communion, Their intimacy, Love enfolding Love enfolding Love. And I have been invited into the quadrille, the waltz, the glorious and shining ballet. Me, clumsy me, two-left-feet me, stumbling, graceless me— and hardly … Continue reading
Blog-in-Cheek Thought for the Day!
If you say something funny in a forest, and there is no one there to laugh, is it still funny?
More Rockin’ Monsters!
I found a few more monsters that were hiding out! This one below is still on the loose, but seems more tame.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Indulge
Definition of INDULGE transitive verb 1 a: to give free rein to b: to take unrestrained pleasure in : gratify 2 a: to yield to the desire of : humor <please indulge me for a moment> b: to treat with … Continue reading
Monsters Rock!
I told you monsters lived at Red Rock Canyon! Now here’s proof!
I Could Eat Sherbet
Crystalline strands threaded across this sherbet sky. If I had a big enough spoon, I think I would eat you up!
How to Spend More Than You Make
Being rich is highly overrated. Not everyone wants to be a millionaire (Cue music!). There are a lot of us who are quite content to barely get by and whine. Wealth is too much responsibility; and personally, I chafe at … Continue reading
