Can’t let it go. . .
Sorry, folks, I am still wallowing in the mystery of what language the blog-spam comments were originally in, so I …
Monthly Archives: June 2011
HELP!!! “His fuel called not hundred three watches or it headed shouting merely but here into the sight.”
When I get the time later today, I will recount the tale of yesterday! Very weird day! But until then, …
Nothing in Particular
There is much that I would like to say, And tell you all about today. But there’s so much else …
A Bad Habit
I don’t know when I started this habit, but it must have been from birth. It is so ingrained in …
Where, How, When?
Where, How, When? Thoughts on Psalms 42 © 2011 Paula Tohline Calhoun Where do butterflies go when it rains To …
What About Bob? Part 3
Well, it’s time for me to finish up this little tail tale about our Bob. Parts 1 and 2 can …
The Weekend Theme – Unusual Angles
Sidey has posted her theme for the weekend, and since I am much entangled with other writing, I decided to go …
What About Bob? Part 2
So, you learned the other day about how Bobby became a member of our family and part of our home. It …
Like a Child at Home
(Ths post should be dated June 23, 2011. I hit the “Publish” button before editing the date/time for posting for …
What About Bob?
I’ve told you stories over the past several months about some of our pets. You all know about Pepper the …
Uh-Oh! I’m writing a book!
Those could be the most horrifying words in the English language for some of you, but not as terrifying in …
Some of yesterday, some of now, and a piece of eternity
Yesterday was Father’s Day. It reminded me of something I wrote some time ago about seeing my son as a …
Six Sentence Sunday
The following six sentences are from a post I did on Depression, Drugs, & TV. The entire post can be …
Weekend Theme – “Folly”
Yep! You read it right! The theme this weekend from View From the Side is “folly.” So, I thought I’d …
“‘Bridges’ become frames. . .
. . .for looking at the world around us.” (Bruce Jackson) A memory from long ago floated to the top …
