Sunday morning Word

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A little longer

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Linger.” Tell us about times in which you linger — when you don’t want an event, or a day to end. What is it you love about these times? Why do you wish you could linger forever? There are many times I dare to linger To stay when […]

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Things that happen in small towns with good people

This afternoon I don’t have too much on the agenda; trying to write and getting sides ready for dinner.  My husband will be cooking hamburgers and corn on the cob on the grill, so I’m just responsible for the potatoes.  He came in to ask me if we had buns and I looked up wondering […]

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A night owl but not by choice

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “To Sleep, Perchance to Dream.” Sleep is one-third of our lives: write a post about it. Do you love naps? Have trouble falling alseep? Wish you could remember your dreams? Remember something especially vivid? Snuggle under a blanket, or throw the windows wide open? Meditate on sleep. Ahh, […]

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Sunday morning coffee and the Word

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One and only reader

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Singular Sensation.” If you could have a guarantee that one, specific person was reading your blog, who would you want that person to be? Why? What do you want to say to them? This post will be short and sweet and might sound cliche’ to some, but […]

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What to wear?!?

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “The Clothes (May) Make the (Wo)man.” How important are clothes to you? Describe your style, if you have one, and tell us how appearance impacts how you feel about yourself. To think of when I first developed a love for clothes I have to flashback to mid-1970’s and think […]

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Monday musings

Why did I cook homemade cornbread today?  I initially told myself it was because I love my husband and I wanted him to have something special to go with dinner.  In reality, I wanted it.  My motivation for making it was two-fold; I was in the mood for some fluffy, sweet bread and making it […]

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Macaroni noodles and boo-boos

Thank you mom for all that you taught me and all of the things you did to show your love. Thank you for wearing necklaces lovingly crafted from macaroni noodles; for hanging countless masterpieces on the fridge, for making me believe I was gifted, talented, beautiful and brilliant, for all the boo-boo’s you made better […]

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Lift them up

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Cringe-Worthy.” Do you feel uncomfortable when you see someone else being embarrassed? What’s most likely to make you squirm? It bothers me to see anyone being embarrassed, but I think the worst I have ever been confronted with is when a man or woman belittles their spouse […]

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