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Author Archives: susan
REALITY?: Bangles and Beads
A little red Ducati zooms into the driveway, an unexpected but very welcome guest at our dinner table tonight. Change of menu; salmon must wait, for what better to serve our friend Gus, and what better diner for the freshly … Continue reading
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REALITY? & WRITING: Warped Logic
As a writer of fiction, it’s hard sometimes to know when the line of credibility is crossed and how to manage to just stay on that edge. I shouldn’t worry; reality is beyond it. Here’s the scenario: Corporate management holds … Continue reading
REALITY & WRITING: Plagiarism
I really shouldn’t have such high expectations of people, then I wouldn’t be so disappointed lately. Dylan “poem” on sale was actually Hank Snow song From Reuters, via J-Walk.
REALITY?: More on Complements
It doesn’t look right here, but this new fabric is actually the best choice and leaves me open for floral print fabric for recovering the couches. It’s not at all what I expected to get, but with the lighter, summery … Continue reading
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REALITY?: Of Colors and Moods
Still trying to coordinate the living room drapes and a trip to Bristol’s JoAnn’s Fabrics found me with more fabric that I’m not sure I can use. On the left, a Waverly print I’ve had for several years that I’d … Continue reading
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CURRENT AFFAIRS: The Economy as Seen from All Angles
After biting my tongue through several nights of this ad (In This Together Connecticut) I find myself needing to make comment. The ad is state-employee minded–which of course I’m not at all against–but is tipped and twisted by one group … Continue reading
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POETRY & WRITING: Finally!
Just received some really positive input from a respected source on a few pieces of poetry and that has encouraged me to maybe even submit along with the short stories as the reading season comes to a close. I’ve never … Continue reading
REALITY?: Response Time
Freakin’ Oriole has me hopping up with camera ready to miss the shot.
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EDUCATION: What Teachers Teach, and What They May Learn
UPDATED: Charles has posted his thoughts on students: “The ones that get away are the ones that haunt you.” Sometimes you get a sneak peek inside the soul of a professional and that flash reveals the reason why they do … Continue reading
POETRY: Oriole
Orange breast, a sun of feathered flames black cape spread aloft a flash, a slash across a reflected sea breaking waves of clouds none as bold none as bright as me.
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REALITY?: Latest Health Update
There’s a piece of silk thread coming out of my head; other than that, I am fine.
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REALITY?: Politics and Philosophy
Had a very interesting and exciting conversation this morning with a very dear friend that, as a conservative liberal (he) and a liberal conservative (me) had us moving towards that dangerous edge in discussing current social and economic events. While … Continue reading
LITERATURE: Twitter Fiction
It all started in Japan with technology and a hustle-bustle crowd thirsty for a few words–and no more–of escape into the world of make-believe and vicarious living. Faster than a speeding sudden flash; concise, brief, quick, bold: Twitter Fiction, twillers, … Continue reading
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POETRY: Riverbed
You can hear the river sing from a hundred footsteps past and feel the sweet wind’s breath that blows it hot and cold into a mist that halos those that sip its waters with smiling mouths that echo trills and … Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Critique & Review
Writer and literary critic Daniel Green (The Reading Experience) has set up a new website that will offer critical literary essays which, knowing Dan’s work, will offer professional indepth insight into some of the most interesting writings of the day. … Continue reading
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