__ Title “Sweet Jam” Fiction word count: 99 “Really? You did it? Officially took the new job and put in notice?” Yeah, baby. We can move for the new job as early as next month. Exhaling, hands across face, Lisa sat down, pulled her hair back saying, “I cannot believe how sweet this feels.” I know…. … More SWEET JAM (Carrot Ranch Flash Fiction) and a few Comics
__ I started this post for Tina Schell’s Lens-Artists’ theme of “TAKING A BREAK” earlier this month (here) – I did not have a chance to finish it – so here it is today. Doesn’t that tree look like it is resting – and taking a break?? __ As many readers know – a lot … More Sunday Trees (Tips for Resting and Square Breathing Technique)
Happy Saturday Readers, Joining in with What Pegman Saw, which brings us to the Florida Keys for this week’s challenge. Here is the photo prompt for today’s fiction: _ Ghost Laid At Last (fiction word count: 150) .. “It’s all in your mind. You see what you expect to see,” Edward replied as flames grew higher, … More Ghost on Nancy Hanks Laid At Last (What Pegman Saw)
Happy Friday Readers, After Monday’s Black and White flower photographs (here) and because it is raining today (much needed, but rather dreary) – thought it was time to share flowers with color. The fresh flower photos I took ((just yesterday)) seemed to have emotional vibes to them. Maybe I was “primed” to see this in flowers because of the sign … More FLOWERS on FRIDAY (Colorful Floral Connections to Life Situations)
Hello Readers – time to share some Thursday doors – and the rest of the photos from our May 2019 visit to Baltimore, MD (first post is HERE). TODAY’S DOORS Johns Hopkins Hospital Did you ever call this hospital “John Hopkins” without the “S” – many of us have…. ever wonder why it is … More Thursday Doors (Baltimore PART 2 – The Wire Neighborhood)
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8-12-2019 Hello Readers, Have some black and white photos to use up. Had them ready for a blog break last spring. That never worked out because I didn’t take the break and instead promoted Lady by the River book – woo hoo. Anyhow, I have an idea for how to use up these photos … More MONOCHROME MONDAY: DESIGN BALANCE (9 Photos)
. Hello Readers. One word Sunday is “profile” this week (HERE) and I had a few street shots planned to share (the first three) BUT THEN… This seemed like the perfect time to share a dozen STREET PHOTOS FROM JULY 2019. JULY 2019 STREET SHOT #1: “LADY IN GREEN DRESS” THIS NEXT PHOTO IS MY FAVORITE … More JULY 2019 – A DOZEN STREET SHOTS – RICHMOND, VIRGINIA (AND EMPATHY VIDEO)
The Lens-Artists theme this week invites us to “Go on a photo scavenger hunt and find places or things that are old, new, borrowed, and/or blue.” HERE IS THE PRIORHOUSE TAKE: OLD NEW BORROWED BLUE Last month, HERE, I posted a street photo of two guys near a brick wall. Well here … More Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue (Lens-Artists #58)
Happy Saturday Readers, Joining in with What Pegman Saw fiction challenge, which brings us to Manitoba, Canada Here is the photo prompt for today’s 150-word fiction: _ Reminder – this is FICTION _ Potato Eaters Painting on a Potato Farm (fiction word count: 150) .. Janet, I’m soon to depart this world. Need to confess. You … More Van Gogh’s Potato Eaters Painting on a Potato Farm in Manitoba, Canada(What Pegman Saw)
Hello readers – It is #twosday and my last Two for Tuesday post was in May. So lets two this. Two Quotes Did you catch that first part of the quote? “For every bird that is taken by a hawk, there a hundred still singing in the trees” Two Bird Art Pieces My birdbath does … More Two-for-Tuesday: Quotes, Birds at the Birdbaths, Pride & Prejudice Art, Street Shots
Hello blog readers. There is a small tradition at Priorhouse, which involves sharing three books from the month of September. Today’s post covers Three Books from September 2018 September 2016 post here September 2017 here. I am a little late – (ha) but did want to get this post up and out because it … More Three Books from September (2018) Carnegie, Hamlin, and Bracco
