Or, Someone find me a bushel basket!
Just another photo post.
I’m slowly trying to figure out the settings on the digital SLR camera we bought nearly two years ago. It’s really overwhelming to me, so sometimes I just take 100 or so photos of some mundane item in my house. Like my favorite lamp, which...
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Plus one that’s a damn lie.
After a lot of begging, cajoling, and favor-offering, I have persuaded my husband to write a post for my blog. Aside from the fact that he still puts two spaces after a period — hello, are we writing on a 1986 IBM Selectric? — I think he did a...
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Today participants in the WordCount blogathon are encouraged to write a haiku. Mine is about the day I just had.
Substitute teacher
takes fifth-graders on field trip
News at eleven.
Coincidentally, last year I went on a field trip on haiku day as well. I think today’s went marginally better than that one.
I’m excited about tomorrow’s guest post,...
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One of the best parts of blogging every day for a month is frantically looking through all my old, half-written posts for something I can throw up on the screen in lieu of real content.
For instance, here is a post that I wrote last summer and never published. It’s like a little time capsule...
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A warm and loving book recommendation for Mother’s Day.
The cats nestle close to their kittens now.
The lambs have laid down with the sheep.
You’re cozy and warm in your bed, my dear
Please go the fuck to sleep.
I learned about Go the F**k to Sleep on Facebook yesterday, when a friend linked to the photo album...
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Or “Look, just leave me alone and read other people’s stuff for a change.”
I’m reading a lot of good blogs by other participants in the 2011 WordCount Blogathon. Because we have 200 or so participants this year, the choices cover a wide range of topics and writing styles.
If you like me, I think you...
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