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I toss away people like tissue on the floor It keeps the hurt away and my heart from being sore Protecting myself is goal number one After so many disappointments I find it easier to shun I want to be one who holds people near But looking in my contacts there are few that are…
Continue reading ➞ So, time for a poem or is it a story?
So, I have never felt that I truly fit in anywhere, completely. As a result, I have in some ways diminished the sparkling personality that is part of who I am in order to not be 'so me'. At other times I am all about being overly sparkly and letting people deal with it. I…
Continue reading ➞ So, I feel like I am often on the outside looking in or vice versa… Do you?
So, have you heard about this movement where people are taking it slow and going back to basics? I was reading about it and it was basically about not multitasking and being more mindful of time and and eating organic. I was not quite sure how eating organic was a part of this theme. But…
Continue reading ➞ So, apparently there is a “Slow Movement” going on. I want in…
So, after my gloomy and doomy post, I have a more Deeish disposition to share today. I feel like a different person! I think between having a sinus and ear infection and my usual bout of thyroid issues, that is why I was so gloom and doom. After 10 days of antibiotics I am iut…
Continue reading ➞ So, antibiotics are also mood lifting?
love this! Literary Dates is my blogger bestie whom I have met in person. Love that these 2 fab bloggers got to collab a bit. Read both of their work!
Like my annual trips to New York? Want more? Boy, do I have a deal for you.
Lauren at Literary Dates reads books set in New York, reviews them, and then goes on tours around the city to places mentioned in the book. All the fun of New York, without having to take three trains to haul in from Newark Airport.
Last December, Lauren was kind enough to allow stragglers to tag along on one of her tours. Before the trip, we read A New York Christmas by Anne Perry. Places in the book ranged from Fifth Avenue to Hell’s Kitchen to Little Italy. The book was set in 1904. I wondered how Lauren would arrange a tour 114 years later. Lauren and New York did not disappoint.
As with her virtual tours, I learned things about New York. For example, when I hear the word tenements, I…
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So January so far has been me writing a couple of poems, cleaning up, returning to a mundane job, and not getting enough sleep. I can't determine if it is seasonal affective disorder that is the culprit with all of the cloudy and rainy and dreary days. Or if it's because Christmas is over and…
Continue reading ➞ So, do I have SAD or am I s-a-d?
I want my life to have meaning To be one whom others admire Creating warm and fuzzy in a cold world But through daily life I stumble I fall short in patience and temper I loathe and get annoyed Often laughing, smiling and trying Though people make good intentions hard to follow I start every…
Continue reading ➞ So, a poem about meaning and depth
via Best History Things of 2018 This chica is dope. Read, subscribe. Super interesting and well thought out posts. Every single time. Amazing!
2019 will be right like rain Promises to myself leftover Will be met with fervor My attitude will be sparkly Energy at an all time high Until it isnt and that is okay I will kick up my fitness though But in an effort to live long I will not beat myself up Though it…
Continue reading ➞ So, another poem for the New Year
So, as I lie here not ready for work and all of it's intrinsically annoying ways, I glimpse at the early morning light trying to burst it's way through my blinds. I dread the trek to the office for too many reasons to unburden, but then I remember it is the Christmas season and all…
Continue reading ➞ So, it’s close to Christmas, a poem
