There will soon be much to tell
We’ve been on the OBX this week visiting our little Zoë, and since her parents are here with her, we’re visiting …
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“Use your sensors!” and watch this for a GREAT laugh!
I had to share this. Even if you’ve seen it before, it’s worth watching again and again. Can hardly wait …
I’m comin’. . .
Days are long and nights seem longer without my dear Sonya. In my last post of April 14, I stated …
Everything’s Elusive. . .even Sidey
My sudden spate of posting should not be construed (yet, anyway), as some sort of return to normality on my …
Calling all artists
Polymethpoterliamnia, known by most of you as “Poly,” is in need of an Avatar. I am for the foreseeable future …
A Quandary, I think. . .
The Quandary if Wit Some nights can be arduous, long, drawn-out and endless. This night is not one of those, …
Just me and Douglas MacArthur
“The President of the United States ordered me to break through the Japanese lines and proceed from Corregidor to Australia …
As Good Friday Approaches
(Photo © 2012 Paula Tohline Calhoun – all rights reserved) Last year, I wrote a narrative poem, just after the …
It’s Saturday – so what?
Saturday comes but once a week But if you are retired It might as well be seven For all that is required. …
When You Get What You Want
The Sunday Whirl – Wordle #99 – March 10, 2013 A Memory Reluctantly Shared Oh, I have taken my part …
Two Lines a Day – Day #6
I have decided to do something different with this week’s Wordle. Twelve words, one “Wordle-word” per line. If you follow …
Two Lines a Day – Day #5
I have decided to do something different with this week’s Wordle. Twelve words, one “Wordle-word” per line. If you follow …
Two Lines a Day – Day #4
I have decided to do something different with this week’s Wordle. Twelve words, one “Wordle-word” per line. If you follow …
Two lines a day #3
And so it goes, and so it goes, and so must I now I suppose* – on to day 3: …
Two Lines a Day – Day #2
I have decided to do something different with this week’s Wordle. Twelve words, one “Wordle-word” per line. If you follow …
