Monthly Archives: November 2017

Welcome to the first Friday of December. Oh, my!  Mary Lee at A Year of Reading is rounding up the poetry this week. And thanks to Mary Lee, December is a month of writing haiku.  She invited us to join her in this … Continue reading →

Thanks to Two Writing Teachers for a weekly community to share our slices. orchestra concert the murmurings of children the tuning of strings sounds of the winter season drowns out the news of today ©jone rush macculloch

Have you had your fill of Thanksgiving?  Head over to  Carol’s Corner for some great poetry.  Thank you, Carol.  I have for many years engaged in early morning shopping.  This year I hope to get to the wildlife refuge. After Thanksgiving the day … Continue reading →

Thank you to Two Writing Teachers for holding space for us to sharing our writing every Tuesday.  I saw this on a couple of blogs during the SOLSC challenge last March. Currently… Reading: BROOKLYN by Colm Toibin. Drinking: Water. Planning: What I’m going to tomorrow: … Continue reading →

For terrific poetry, go to the Raincity Librarian. Thanks, Jane. Well, before we blink, 2018 will be knocking at the door.  I am looking forward to saying goodbye to 2017 and inviting in 2018. time for postcards celebrate as we begin 2018 … Continue reading →

Great poetry can be found at Jama’s Alphabet Soup today.  Thank you, Jama. Tomorrow’s is Veteran’s Day.  I love the poem by  John McCrae, In Flanders Fields.  Today I share it as inspiration for a found Fibonacci poem. In Flanders Fields by John … Continue reading →