Someone could get to thinking that I have fallen out of the writing habit, given that it’s been a while between posts. Not the case. Every day I do some kind of writing: content for websites at work, documents for organizations I volunteer with, or simple journaling for myself. Those words end up in the […]
Where I live the pouring rain of dreary spring lingers still. I hope that where you are the sun of coming summer is shining.
With the guidance of JC Sulzenko, I crafted a found poem. Read the poem and find a poem for yourself.
In a miraculous way, he opened himself up to become a channel for story. He surrendered to it. Story unfolded through him, complete and beautiful from beginning to end. And when he started to think, he stopped.
This is a day to be Public, Intentional and Explicit allies of LGBTQ2SIA+ people. There is no end and no repeating pattern to people. Let’s affirm that. Let’s celebrate that by eating pie!
Somerton Smith 
As a writer AND a reader, rain on the roof is a signal for cocooning, so cozy. Some family members got together to buy me a wall fountain for the patio out back. Now the trickle there is soothing. I know fall will bring more tolerable weather for enjoying this.
Thanks, Arlene, for providing comfort today. 🙂
Oh, I love a water fountain. Just thinking about it makes me feel more relaxed. I used to have a small one in my office, but it got broken in a move. I think I need to replace it, now that you mention it. How wonderful that would be.
Beautiful photo. It’s interesting how slightly different weather prompts anyone to do entirely different things. Snooze away, it’ll be great.
Thanks, I love the photo too. It’s a “everything is right with the world” kind of picture. I snoozed, I relaxed, and now I’m back from the cottage, recharged to take on what the fall brings.
Rainy weather is perfect for indoor activities.
There are days where I think, “I wish it was raining today so I’d have a good excuse to stay inside.” That happens! A balance between sun and rain is a good thing.