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Boring
I like to do the daily prompts, but what time I go to bed? How dull. I will say I was a night owl once, going to sleep in the early morning, like 2 or 3 am and sleeping in to 10 am. But as I age, I almost never make it past Midnight and… Continue reading
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Keep It Simple
Less Television More Music Less Chocolate More Walking Less Clutter More Reading Less Projects More Friends Continue reading
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Pets
I have a favorite chair that I sit in to watch television. For quite a while I have been battling my cat for it. We recently acquired a new dog, who also likes me chair. I’m losing the battle. Looks like I need to find a new spot to sit. Continue reading
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Cat
I have a cat. He’s a white and gray long hair cat. I know cats like to be high up, but I don’t like him on certain spots, like the dining room table where we eat or on my bed where he plays with my feet when I’m trying to sleep. Today, he snuck into… Continue reading
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Thoughts On Aging
They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. I’m not sure that applies to aging. I’m dating myself, but my daughter told me I should pick a better word to describe food in my book, than “victuals.” It seems I have dated myself to the fifteen century. Yes, I’m getting up there. Humidity is… Continue reading
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Simplify
I read a book recently about simplifying lifestyle. Once I had a high stress job, but I left it long ago, so I’m already on the simpler path. Another area is clutter. I am always reducing clutter. I’m an artist and a pack rat, so I see possibilities in many things for future art projects.… Continue reading
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What I Like
I may be too modest to believe I am authority on anything, because no matter what I know, there is always more to learn. Of course, what I may say I know is phrased as “I know a little something about…” I know a littles something about the law because I was a corporate lawyer… Continue reading
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Hand Made
I certainty tried to be a traditional romantic when I courted my wife, candy and flowers. She thought chocolate was fattening and flowers made her sneeze. I tried cards, but she thought cards were too expensive for the amount of use they got. She was very practical. I got much farther when I made my… Continue reading
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Thank You
It never hurts to express appreciation. I say thank you often. Some people think I am over polite. Acknowledging someone else is always good. It nice to know what we do matters, and someone appreciating our deeds feels good. When my thanks seem too routine I go covert and express my gratitude by my own… Continue reading
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Aging
They the young feel invincible and don’t worry about their health. When I look back (yes I’m much older) I can relate. In my early twenties I had an appendix scare. I was told if I had delayed surgery even by a few hours, my appendix would have ruptured, causing possibly life threatening complications. I… Continue reading
About Me
Indie author and self taught artist, creating for over fifty years, also a former corporate lawyer and systems manager … and other assorted vocations. Writing is my passion. I just released my first science fiction novel, Escape From Desolation, eBook and paperback. More information at my author page: http://escapefromdesolation.com
