Monthly Archives: August 2013

Dear Readers, I have been busy this past week with Ulysses S. Grant seeking my wisdom over two matters of national concern and I hasten to tell you that he will be signing the Amnesty Act restoring civil rights to … Continue reading →

I was the sun that shone throughout your day, Spreading light to your path and shinning your way. During my nights thoughts of you kept me warm. You came before everything from the day you were born.   Desperately I … Continue reading →

I sit alone in a silent cloud, My words to weave when allowed, Reflecting on the life that I have spent And in all the ways to me it has meant. I have passed by chances, leaving them behind, Only … Continue reading →

Aunt Alice Dear Readers, Alice is fearless, fun & some would say, crazy. But she LOVES to give advice from her unique perspective: she is living in 1872, is fictional & irreverent…..Brace yourselves…..This is not the usual source of wisdom … Continue reading →

Oh to write the words against which others can compare Their own thoughts of wisdom leaving them to declare That never in a lifetime has such reasoning been composed That binds the world together leaving no one opposed. The Desolate … Continue reading →

  My body grows weak as my mind does tire Searching for the phrases that will never expire Explaining love and what it means For those who live within its dreams. A lifetime spent in wasteful youth, Never able to … Continue reading →

The Trouble With Spot. Part One. You can’t plant your flag in them there hillocks! Despite a scandalously fun youth, I’m certain I’m past it now. I love living in a modern era of change and my resolution for 2013 … Continue reading →

A letter from the Post Office… this is absolutely the best!! We don’t know who replied, but there is a beautiful soul working in the dead letter office who understands LOVE…………………….. Our 14-year-old dog Abbey died last month. The day … Continue reading →

I saw a young boy, no more than four years old, being playfully swung by his parents whilst they walked along the road. The pure fun and laughter on that boy’s face led me to write this. Give me back … Continue reading →