The natural light shines upon me as the sky reaches out, no limits, only darkness and beauty. The aurora lights my soul as it lights the night sky.
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Three Thing Challenge #37
Written for the Three Things Challenge for October 20, 2109 from Pensitivity 101: self, assaulted, hedgerow.
Sitting along the hedgerow
I wonder where to go
Can I still belong here?
Can the wind still blow?
My mind drifts off to somewhere new
Assaulted by the sound.
The grasses green and flowers red
Insects and birds abound.
Sitting along the hedgerow
I know my time is now.
My present self is ready
to stand and take a bow.
Stand with me too
for you are part of all there is to be.
For life is like a labyrinth
A maze for you and me.
Saturday Six-Word Story Prompt
Written for the Saturday Six-Word Story Prompt from My Random Ramblings. The prompt today is Anger.
Anger played out, no truth involved.
Three Things Challenge #35
Your final three things for the week are: personality, pimple, lead
There was a little fat man who laid upon his bed. He had a giant wrinkle and a pimple on his head.
He didn’t know what fun was, he always lacked in speed. He’d never won a race in life, he never took the lead.
One day he was so certain that he found a wife to love. He gave her all his money, a purple hat and glove.
Her personality was peaceful, her grace beyond divine. He knew one day he’d say to her, “I want you, be all mine.”
She’d say yes sir, I will, I do, I cannot live without. I love you too, we get along, a wedding without doubt.
He’d love that girl until he died, he’d never want to stray. She’d stay with him, as his wife, she’d never go away.
The little man he stayed real fat, his cake he loved to eat. The girl she loved to think about the day that they did meet.
What is it with all of those pictures?
You might be asking why I am posting pictures of random things, my drawings, animals, beaches, etc. I am actually putting pictures here on my blog because I have opened up a merchandising venture through http://www.redbubble.com and it has the links to social media. I suppose there may be a picture I post that some people will love, others that people will shake their heads and think “she should have kept that one in a file”. That is okay as I am open to the feedback.
So, my pictures are a kind of reflection of who I am. I have found through blogging that there are many wonderful photographers who post pictures that are fantastic. There are some of you who post pictures from other countries, which fill me with awe, the beauty, the new lands to see. Although my pictures may not seem as “worldly”, they do represent my life. There are pictures from the beach. Those are from my many visits to my see my father. There are pictures of my Zentangle drawings. Those are a pastime I have, which I have actually taught a high school class how to do, that is so relaxing and the beautiful designs that are revealed amaze me. There will also be the random picture here and there, like the red dump truck. Why do I have that picture? Hahaha, when that truck came to deliver stone to my home many years ago I was amazed at the size of it up close. I was also amazed by the amount of stone that came out of the bucket. Yes, it is child-like to be amazed at the size of a truck like that but how often do you really stand near one?
My blogging has become a wonderful part of my day. I love to read what others write, I get some great tips on blogging, I see fantastic photograghy…As many of you may have seen, if it automatically popped up as a new post, I added a page for those who grieve. We all do, don’t we? It doesn’t matter how many years it has been or who you lost, it is all significant. Please share with others, especially those you know who could use a kind ear or noncritical response.
That is my night. I am off to a comedy show, being run as a fundraiser for The Cancer Research Foundation. Should be a good time. Peace out.
Zentangle Designs
Haiku Challenge: Leaves are Falling

Leaves fall as wind blows
Like the death of a loved one
Never to come back
by Christine Bialczak
This Haiku poem is in response to “Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille, October 16th 2019, leaves are falling”
Three Line Tales Week 194
Can you hear their cries, the cries of joy and of pain? Do you see the remnants of the lives that no longer have a place to live? Who took it all away and left the walls to hold the secrets?