Circles of Time | March 2024
This month I have been spending much of my time contemplating the idea of "deep time" or perhaps the concept is better explained as circles of time. The idea, at least to me, seems a bit like the ripples created when you drop pebbles in a pool of water. The water...
A Gathering of Poetry | 9.21.23
I recently finished reading Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Pérez and I have not stopped thinking about it since. So why am I thinking about this today you might wonder. Well, with all this thinking about being "an invisible woman," a poem by my beloved Ada Limón...
Unraveled Wednesday | 9.20.23
Greetings Unravelers and Happy Wednesday! I have a trio of wee gnomes in my gnome choir! I will get the alto started soon, rounding out my quartet! Ha! But my bass is finished.. meet Gnolan! He is Gnola's twin and they have been singing in harmony for eons! Or at...
Museum of Me | September 2023
The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library. ― Albert Einstein This month's prompt was challenging: What did your day look like when you got home from school? I am most certain that it would bring no benefit to anyone and most...
Friday Finds | 9.15.23
Friends, we have reached the halfway point of September. I know, it makes me sad too! I have some finds to share with you this week...so let's get started! First up, I really love Kym's monthly activity share that she focuses on. I actually try and add them into my...
Unraveled Wednesday | 9.13.23
Greetings Unravelers! **Sorry for this late posting, I thought I scheduled it to post, but apparently that did not work out... sigh. Entirely operator error... not at all a Wordpress issue.** It pains me to say this but September is just racing along, isn't it? This...
Sometimes Monday | 9.11.23
I pondered posting today because I don't really have anything significant to contribute. In my pondering I wondered if a pandemic that has killed so many has somehow diluted the impact of what happened 22 years ago. Perhaps today's significance is more personal - not...
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