Tag Archives: humanity
The Fight Proved Nothing
Well that will get the heart pumping. I have two dogs. Both are German Shepherd mix. Both are female. Bother are around sixty pounds. Bella is older and has the thick double coat. Molly is younger with a slick coat. … Continue reading
February Twenty-seventh; Thoughts on The Ripples That Should Concern us All
He asked, “Why should we worry about what is going on so far away?” (Link heavy) I tried to explain as best I could, in as condensed a version that still carried the full reason as possible. He has a … Continue reading
December Tenth; Seeing as Worthy
“I think they like you.” That is what my son told me this morning after watching me feed the outdoor cats. He had watched them come running up and wind themselves around my ankles as I carefully made my way … Continue reading
August Nineteenth; In This, My Month of Birth, If I Could Ask For a Gift, It Would Be…
Dreams to reality. For as long as I can remember, I have dreamed of and wanted to be an award winning, best selling author. I was writing stories as soon as I could string sentences together. I dreamed of seeing … Continue reading
April Twenty-seventh; Grieved Alone? I Hope Not
I’m not sure my reasoning, the prompt words for the last few days of this month are all on the negative side. Had I simply gotten lazy or was I in a really bad mood by the time I got … Continue reading
Long Walks and Deep Thoughts
I did go back to hike that mountain. Another beautiful day and all called to me and I couldn’t stay away. I noticed that I stopped less often on the way up, but my leg muscles are screaming. I wish … Continue reading
March Tenth; Days of Difference
My son laughs at me when I get the days mixed up. Since I have no set schedule, it seems that days blend together. A same day, different date thing. I have a calendar on my desk, so I can … Continue reading
February Twenty-sixth; Admitting Affection
There I was, peacefully sitting in my chair, enjoying my umpteenth cup of coffee and alternating between going through emails and gazing out the window at the once again grey sky. I had fed the feral cats. Only two of … Continue reading
January Sixth; A New Dream (2)
So most of us will agree that the year that shall not be named, was a bit of a mess. Okay, a lot of a mess. To try and straighten out what that year brought, would to some degree be … Continue reading
Words from The Dirt Road 