Your life is a gift
Something to open each day
With a grateful heart
You can share this with others
Helping them find their own gift
©2019 Annette Rochelle Aben
Your life is a gift
Something to open each day
With a grateful heart
You can share this with others
Helping them find their own gift
©2019 Annette Rochelle Aben
I would like to say this was photo shopped by my friend James Ray Couser from West Columbia, Texas when I saw it on his Facebook page today, but I pulled out my 1963 Gusher yearbook and there it was…
Okay – whoever thought up this pose for the Junior Class officers must have been smoking something other than cigarettes, and why I was holding a farm tool that was as tall as I was…well, all I can say is that I’m glad Charlotte and Claire thought it was funny – even then.
Thank you, James Ray, for resurrecting this picture. I have had a good laugh and enjoyed a flood of memories surrounding that time, place and the people in my life when I was seventeen. As you will probably remember, I will be 73 this year – actually two weeks from today – so this is a timely…
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My first year of this challenge had me racking my brain for a writing topic… especially as I didn’t quite understand the process. But finally I came up with 2016:Southern Foods and Memories. They said write what you know… and being a girl born in the South… well this was what I knew. 2017: Conversations with Mama was a somewhat easy one for me as I’d journaled our conversations for years so I researched some of my favorite topics to write on. 2018: All About Nancy Drew has been my favorite topic so far, and I don’t know if I’ll ever come up with another to equal it. It literally had me researching every day for over six months… researching, reading and perfecting…
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Stone
Cold face
With arched ‘brows.
Retreat to my temple.
Hiding.
By Sarah ©2019
charles french words reading and writing
I have been creating a series of posts about favorite writers in a variety of categories, and I wanted to expand to considering other art forms. With this idea in mind, I want to consider favorite painters. I have loved and studied art history as an interest throughout my life, so I want to explore what painters others like.
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My first year of this challenge had me racking my brain for a writing topic… especially as I didn’t quite understand the process. But finally I came up with 2016:Southern Foods and Memories. They said write what you know… and being a girl born in the South… well this was what I knew. 2017: Conversations with Mama was a somewhat easy one for me as I’d journaled our conversations for years so I researched some of my favorite topics to write on. 2018: All About Nancy Drew has been my favorite topic so far, and I don’t know if I’ll ever come up with another to equal it. It literally had me researching every day for over six months… researching, reading and perfecting…
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LindaGHill said. Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “fab.” Use it as a word or find a word beginning with “fab.” As always, use any way you’d like. Have fun!
Fabulously an Acrostic Poem
Full of promise full of life
Always running full of hype
Blessed with memories and joy
Unisex? Girl or boy
Little things we hold so dear
Out of this world far and near
Unending fun and fashion sense
Sing the old songs sing the new
Living happy not in fear
You and me fab and gear.
And now for something completely different.
After the second world war, due to heavy bombing there was an acute shortage of housing. Here in the UK the solution was envisaged by war-time prime ministerWinston Churchillin March 1944, and legally outlined in theHousing (Temporary Accommodation)…
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Ah, once again, there they go,
a slight roll of the eyes
and a recoil from something foul,
but we know – you and I –
but most I’ve met in daily life
react with mild disdain
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