an opinion…to ponder
another’s opinion, rationally voiced…as deserving of respect…as our own…hugmamma.
Category Archive: death
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in loving memory…of lives lived…not lost…
Life…and death…have a way of slowing down the rat race. When we seem certain that the nuts and bolts in our daily lives are running smoothly, the machinery in our little world…our… Read More
weekly photo challenge: future tense
…joie de vivre…until the end…hugmamma.
rare breed of men…
Governor Cuomo of New York and Governor Hickenlooper of Colorado deserve thunderous applause. They have stood up to gun rights activists who refuse to reign in the ability of individuals to massacre others… Read More
please…take care…
It’s Saturday morning! What got me out of bed so bright and early? Another post…what else! Before I go there however, I’d like to explain why my flaws are often the jumping off… Read More
changing things up…2013
Now that a dusting of snow has settled upon us like a wintry blanket, and holiday memories fade into the background, the time has come to think of new beginnings. Of course some… Read More
falling leaves…life?
…storytelling…for all ages…hugmamma.
remembering…and…hoping
angels watching over…hugmamma.
i was there…newtown
I’ve been away from my laptop and Word Press for some time now. There’ve been issues to deal with, some health, some holiday preparedness. Sitting for hours at a time is not heart-healthy.… Read More
withdrawal…???
That’s my husband’s take on how I’ll respond to the day after, i.e. November 7. Today is Election Day. Washington’s movers and shakers for the next 4 years are being decided upon today.… Read More
spooky?…or not?
Your call. For me, it’s a mixture of both. With heart beating a little faster…eyes peeled for anything unusual…I love to wander through cemeteries, especially old ones. These photos were taken in Kinnish,… Read More
“sandy”…nature’s equalizer
we are but…pawns…hugmamma.
a book…a movie…life
…War and Peace. Sadly I neither read the book, nor was I able to sit through the epic film starring Audrey Hepburn, her husband at the time…Mel Ferrer, and Henry Fonda. Despite this… Read More
Vanishing Point
Reblogged from artful intuition: Our memory is like a shop in the window of which is exposed now one, now another photograph of the same person. And as a rule the most recent… Read More
earth song…
…can we turn back time?…hugmamma.
