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This trip was planned around Richard’s cycling trip to Colmar with Le Raidard. Sadly, we had to cancel because he… Read more

I am the lessons I have learned,the cool aloe that covers burns.I am the songs I hear replay,creator of my… Read more

Fiction – paperback; Allen & Unwin; 322; 2024. Australian writer Jessie Tu’s debut novel, A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing, was… Read more

Lens-Artists:  Walking The Neighborhood Walking Through The Seasons Read more

Copyright ©2024 Deborah M. Zajac. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PLEASE DO NOT USE MY IMAGES WITHOUT EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION. After several… Read more

~ strolling around town finding snippets of beauty makes my heart happy ~ ~ Tina invited us to share photos… Read more

Better Days, Better days? Yeh, we’ve seen better days say the sad, dried-out chrysanthemums. We are your memento mori. Own… Read more

Previously on “Red heels.” Red, the narrator, is a photography buff living in “Small-Town, USA”. She meets a mysterious newcomer… Read more

Every year, Britain’s consumer champion, the oddly named Which?, does a blind test of the nation’s teabags and picks a… Read more

During this one day of balanced light, I feel a lack of evenness. I’m ok with this. Acceptance has befriended… Read more

What could you do more of? Where do I start? The very next thing I must do more of is… Read more

After a brief detour to get my head screwed back on, I’m here and brought NTT with me. Although it… Read more

In silken Autumn skieslooming clouds allure Amid the constant fluxI am craving solitude Stay alert! Sky warnsChange is coming! Autumn’s… Read more

Sometimes, the greatest gifts aren’t wrapped in ribbons; they are found in experiences shared with those we love. My unexpected… Read more

ℝ𝕠𝕔𝕜 ℍ𝕠𝕦𝕟𝕕𝕤 ℕ𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣 𝔻𝕚𝕖…𝕎𝕖 𝕁𝕦𝕤𝕥 𝕤𝕝𝕠𝕨𝕝𝕪 ℙ𝕖𝕥𝕣𝕚𝕗𝕪 Read more

Seven of the best outings in September. 7 Best Outings in September Read more

Do not weep on my grave,You are my strength.Think of life without me,As you started your life on your own.Depart… Read more

Silent Sunday – Sunny Read more

I know this is not my usual type of blog post, but I need to rant and I was hoping… Read more

“I find the beauty that lies in the ordinary circumstances of the everyday.”  Judith Joy Ross This week Patti has… Read more

one elegant arm extending itself to seed tomorrow Reach Read more

NTT – WDYS #you are..i am# Read more

There are many gorgeous places to visit on the western side of South Dakota including Mount Rushmore, the Black Hills,… Read more

Do you cringe over your writing errors? Feel free to point out mine within this post… Grammar Hell + Air… Read more

As I was walking along the sidewalk I saw this rabbit bounding across a lawn. I was using a wide… Read more

Seven snapshots of Todmorden Mills. A Visit to Todmorden Mills Read more

Kermesbeere, of kermesbes, is een plant die behoort tot de familie van de kamperfoelie (Caprifoliaceae). De wetenschappelijke naam is Phytolacca… Read more

Last weekend, our daughter Shannon, her husband Mike, and their dog Holly were supposed to come to our home for… Read more

Hello everyone! I hope you all are doing well. Welcome to another edition of poetics. Leaving the soup bubbling gently… Read more

Back in July, I made a friend. I looked him in the eye. He looked back. Instant friendship. His name… Read more

Annoying as it is, it appears that my long going illness has jumped a few fences and made it worse.… Read more

It’s scary when we see ghosts. The Ghost From The Past Read more

When Silver Birch Press put out a call for Mother poems on February 29, 2024, the response was huge. On… Read more

Let sleeping time lieforgotten in the quiet of falling shadows. Don’t awaken it! Let it dream pheasants flutteringin the underbrush… Read more

My Poetry Corner September 2024 features the poem “intolerance / intolerância” by Brazil’s young poet João Doederlein, writing under the… Read more

(Image by Grok courtesy of Spillwords Press) I’m thrilled to announce that my poem, “Highway,” has been published today on… Read more

“We have not inherited the earth from our parents; we have borrowed it from our children.” – Wendell Berry A… Read more

I can’t hold myself back! I have to post this geisha that I found. I was going to wait, ….… Read more

A guest in my garden buzzing. I wait patiently as lavender dances, honey bees drink, hopping from flower to flower.… Read more

This week the monarchs are passing through en masse, heading south for Mexico. Sunday afternoon I counted ten monarchs taking… Read more