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  • September 19, 2020

    Can’t Wait for the Election SoCS 9-19-20

    Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “-tion.” Find a word that ends with “tion.” Bonus points if you start your post with it. Have fun!” Salutations and greetings! I can’t wait for the election, then maybe–just maybe–life can go back to normal. I may lose friends and followers after that statement, but… Continue reading

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    Back to normal, election, https://wp.me/p2CQXv-3S9, https://wp.me/p9PTFo-19r, SoCS
  • September 17, 2020

    My Loving Man-WOD Challenge 09-17-20

    Tonite is date night! The above is my loving man and myself on a date some time ago at one of our favorite Mexican restaurants. Frijoles, I’m sure, where we will probably be dining this evening, unless he has other plans. It was either cold outside, or cold in the restaurant because I’m wearing a… Continue reading

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    date night, https://wp.me/p9PTFo-19i, https://wp.me/s9Zf6z-loving, loving, WOD challenge, wod prompt
  • September 16, 2020

    A Day on the Pond-CCC #97

    A Day on the Pond In response to Chrispina’s Creative Challenge #97 We went down to the beach to fish one day, yet there was no bait. So we ventured up to the ponds and the estuaries where bait is usually plentiful and Dave set about casting his net. I was inspired to try and… Continue reading

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    cast nets, CCC#97, fishing story, https://wp.me/p2SxtL-3Dc, https://wp.me/p9PTFo-19b
  • September 15, 2020

    Accomplished, Yet Sore

    Good morning my lovely peeps! Today I am taking a break from my studies (except for Spanish, of course) because yesterday I took up the nasty carpet in the dressing area of our master bath and I am very sore. I’m planning on going to Dad’s for lunch anyway, which leaves me short on time.… Continue reading

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    general update, home improvements, remodeling, substack
  • September 13, 2020

    Here’s the Story I Promised

    Tent City Blues                                                       Kim Smyth Beyond the cracked sidewalk, and the telephone pole with layers of flyers in a rainbow of colors, and the patch of dry brown grass there stood a ten-foot-high concrete block wall, caked with dozens of coats of paint. There was a small shrine at the foot of it, with burnt-out… Continue reading

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