Since today is Easter Sunday, I thought I would venture forth and see who is celebrating and how. Here is a traditional celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. More of an Easter Bunny view. Notice the bunny on the door. A celebration of Hazel’s birthday. The purple house has a Day-Glo skeleton in the window. This […]
It is Stream of Consciousness Saturday time again, and here is Linda Hill with this week’s prompt. “Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “joint.” Use it as a noun, an adjective, or a verb–use it any way you’d like. Enjoy!” If you would like to enjoy along with the rest of […]
It is Friday for sure. You can count on me. I looked at the calendar to verify. I just thought about all of the workers who used to go to the workplace. This whole individual isolation thing has given you a shot of what we permanently at home types have been facing for years. […]
“Hey, lucy. Can you hear me? If so, do you want to play?” “Um. Can it wait? I’m just about to catch a squirrel.” “What’s the problem Little One?” “Lucy won’t play with me.” “She will later. How about you play with your toys?” “I have played with all those before.” “Yes, but these are […]
My GRL is sharing a feature with two other terrific authors at Sally Cronin’s place. I’m sure you know that Sally is super supportive of indie authors, and I’m so pleased she selected My GRL today. A visit to Sally’s blog is always a treat. Thank you, Sally.
It is Wednesday Story Day again, and last week we all took a breather as Larry and Andrew were surprised by not being pulled over by the police car, which looked like it was in hot pursuit of them. They made the cut-off exit and are now on their way to the airport via […]
In Keith’s words. “Using this photo (below) as inspiration, write a short story, flash fiction, scene, poem; anything, really; even just a caption for the photograph. Either put it (or a link to it) in a comment or email it to me at keithchanning@gmail.com before 6pm next Sunday (if you aren’t sure what the time […]
This week marks the 143rd anniversary of the first use of a catcher’s mask in a baseball game. The game was between Harvard and The Live Oaks, a semi-pro team from Lynn, Massachusetts. James Alexander Tyng stepped on the field wearing a hand made version, and the rest is history. We must go to […]
It was a rainy day yesterday, so today’s Views had to be something I more or less put together in the rain. I hope you brought your umbrella. I was going to do a feature on some unusual garden things. I got the first shot, and then, ,the rain came down in buckets. I thought […]
It is Stream of Consciousness Saturday again, and this week’s prompt is “deep. Linda Hill says we can use it any way we want. Hmmm, I wonder how many ways it can be used. Let’s see “dig deep.” Well, deep’s an adverb. “Deep hole,” deep is an adjective. “Deep asleep, huh, another adverb. Okay, so […]
