Writing
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Driving Colorado
Yesterday seems so long ago after today’s long, grueling haul through the gut of Denver to get to this yet unremarkable RV park. It’s still being built, its off the main highway, and there are only baby trees on some of the sites. Nothing much to see here, except the Rockies in the far off… Continue reading
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It’s Raining Leaves
No one who sees me walking on a good day knows the depths of my pain. On a good day, I am upright, no limping, my gait straight. As I walk, the leaves are raining yellow all around me. The seasons are changing and the evidence is all around me. As I walk, crunching through… Continue reading
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Reading Binge
Well, I finished Dan Anton’s book “Bridge to Nowhere” -which I highly recommend. Its a standalone book, whereas his first three are a series. Dan is a fellow blogger and author who has published several books and runs the blog No Facilities. Right at the moment, I’m reading a compilation by Steven King called “If… Continue reading
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Rocks, Writing, and In-Between
The other day I decided it was time to start a new batch of rocks tumbling. I’m already at stage two of the run cycle. There’s what they looked like before. Dave added a couple into this batch, they are slightly bigger than these. He retrieved them from down by the river. I have also… Continue reading
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SoCS – A Disservice?
Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “ship.’” Use it as a noun, a verb, or slang … or all three! Enjoy! I was thinking last night about whether or not I’ve been doing you, my friends and followers a disservice. I mean, my readership has grown on my Substacks, yet here it… Continue reading
Twisted Trunk Travels 