Monthly Archives: September 2008
To Adulthood, short version
I was born to be: shy, by genes enabled, by parents a nurturer, by example a writer, by need a procrastinator, by nature a therapist, by heart a doctor, by aptitude a teacher, by want a brainstormer, by design I … Continue reading
Posted in A Glimpse at Lives, Everyday living, Poetry, ReVisited Values
Tagged Life balance, Poetry
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When Kind of Bad brings Good
Someone other than me, who shall remain nameless, chose to wait until the day before the last day to renew licenses (for the year — and yes, in most instances we could have done it on line, but not this … Continue reading
Politics and Emotion
Come on! The election to the presidency of the United States should not be about woman, man, black, white, young, old, or rock ‘n roll or lack thereof. It is about qualifications. Yes, it would be wonderful to know … Continue reading
Posted in A Glimpse at Lives, Everyday living, Make a difference
Tagged Politics, Presidential Election
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Only The Good – Poetry 1
The Rule of One broken promises unrequited love indifferent reactions worth ignored changes unnoticed needs unmet be it intentional as in lack of care or unintentional as in self-absorbed or… merely procrastination on automatic pilot the damage is done as … Continue reading
Suggestions of a Life Lived
Suggestions of a Life Lived Paper flowers dresses torn carefree showers rotten corn none seem so right or wrong as a child’s toothless grin or a gentleman’s scorn. MeeAugraphie 09/27/08
