Alive With Light
Leafless But Alive With Light My contribution to Six Word Saturday Challenge to put a title to Debbie’s photos. See more submissions at https://travelwithintent.com/2018/12/29/every-end-is-a-new-beginning/
Month: December 2018
Endings and Beginnings
It’s with a somber tone and a large dose of joy that I place fingers to keys on my laptop to give an update of my life during the past 12 months. The somber comes because my 18-year-old doglet, Chili, who has been doing this annual review for several years, gave up writing and living last… Continue reading Endings and Beginnings
Round Up of 2018
Christmas cards aren’t part of my year-end routine…in fact they aren’t part of any time of the year routine for me. But, my half-sister, herself a blogger and columnist, sent out her annual ‘letter’ and I liked the format so I decided to follow her example. Trust me, this will be brief (11 paragraphs), and… Continue reading Round Up of 2018
Stormy Skies for Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge
Here’s my contribution to Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge with a picture with the prompt of Nature of a stormy sky in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. See more Nature shots at https://ceenphotography.com/2018/12/27/cees-black-white-photo-challenge-its-all-about-nature-2/
Thursday Door Photo Challenge
San Miguel continues to delight me with interesting doors and hardware, and here is my contribution to this week’s Norm’s Thursday Door Photo Challenge. See more doors at
A Final Goodbye to 2018
Bye, Bye Bib Bye, Bye Today, in the early hours of morning, my 94-year-old aunt died, the final farewell of 2018, or at least we hope. It’s been a year of changes and goodbyes, and her parting was a finale, meaningful in its quietness. Bib or Bibby was a tag she coined as an infant… Continue reading A Final Goodbye to 2018
The Eyes Have It
Nancy Merrill’s A Photo-A-Week Challenge focuses (pun intended) on eyes, and I’ve gathered together photos of people I love, people I know, and some folks I have been mesmerized by their eyes, but don’t their names. Joy, happiness, questioning, anger, love, trust, defiance…you find it all in their eyes. See many more at https://nadiamerrillphotography.wordpress.com/2018/12/21/a-photo-a-week-challenge-eyes/ Friends and… Continue reading The Eyes Have It
Name These Carols
Christmas Carols From B.O.B. DECEMBER 23, 2018 ~ MELANIE B CEE Reblogged from https://bluebirdofbitterness.com/2018/12/23/christmas-carols-test-your-knowledge/ Can you name these common carols? 1. Palestinian municipality of unimpressive size 2. Seraphic beings originating from a celestial location 3. I espied a trio of seagoing vessels 4. Somewhere sort of distant, in a feed box 5. Spruce up the gathering… Continue reading Name These Carols
We Who Have. The Haves and Have Nots
The hushed darkness slowly comes alive as candles, one-by-one, are lighted spreading a soft glow throughout the sanctuary. ‘Silent night, holy night, all is calm, all is bright…” Voices raised in unison, honoring the birth of a child who after 2000 years continues to be a beacon of love and hope to millions of Christians.… Continue reading We Who Have. The Haves and Have Nots
Six-Word Musings
From Six-Word Musings: “Standing on the bridge, visitors to Christmas at Kew gaze down on a fleet of colourful origami boats, bobbing on the lake to the tune of the Christmas carol I Saw Three Ships (come sailing in).The ever-changing colours and patterns are magical, and reminded me of the tradition of setting sail a candle-lit… Continue reading Six-Word Musings
that little voice 