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Writing forces me to examine my views as cold words on a page.
My views are borne out of my experiences on this world.
My experiences are slowly adding to the short story that is my life.
While I still can, I choose to share some for anyone who might find them useful, or perhaps just entertaining.
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A few weeks ago, on an unusually warm day, I drove to Crab Orchard Lake Refuge in the hopes of finding a few birds to photograph. I mean, I’ve not seen all that many birds there, but it’s supposed to … Continue reading
Find the Hummingbird — Part 3
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The last (for now) reminder to vote
Good news for them getting tired of these reminders — the nineteen who voted; this is the last reminder before the January 1 deadline for castig your vote for the best Christmas Short Story Challenge submissions for them who’ve yet … Continue reading
The year 2019 in photos — Part III
All of these are from the last four months of posting so they might still be fresh in some people’s memories. I’m fairly certain most of the non-regular readers don’t see the entirety of my posts. It’s evident that if … Continue reading
